Located: Bugis Station MRT
Bugis Street Area is a street shopping mecca with clothes, watches, and yummy local foods.
The place is closed to traffic, so the streets in the center of the block are good places to find bargain deals; across the road is the Parco Bugis Junction, an upscale shopping center in contrast to the area’s dollar stores and souvenir shops. On Saturday’s, 2 markets open up at the junction of Queen Street and Rochor Road. Continue reading
The Best Food Spot in Metro Manila!
After dining in various places of fancy restaurants, small carts, or buying food at the palengke (outdoor markets) the Salcedo and Legaspi Markets started by many ex-pat’s offers the tastiest food in Manila.
Saturday Salcedo Market and Sunday Legazpi Market
The weekend markets started about 5 years ago and with help from Barangay (neighborhood) Bel-Air, the vision became a Continue reading
Shop and Eat!
2nd Day in Seoul: We woke up early on our second day in Seoul, eager to get the day started due to the fact that we had to hop back onto the subway at 2:30pm in order to catch our flight back to the US.
If you didn’t get a chance, Read First day in Seoul.
1st Day in Seoul: We had a mission in Seoul to seek out delicious Korean food and discover the loads of goods within the shopping markets of South Korea’s largest city.
On our return flight home, we opted for a long 22 hour layover in South Korea so that we can enjoy one last mini trip abroad before our vacation was over. Upon our arrival once again in Incheon airport, Stace and I grabbed a map and directions from the tourist information counter in the airport (which is very helpful when traveling in Korea) Continue reading
Upon our last day in Bulacan, Jeff’s Auntie Josie took us for a walk through their family hometown in Tiaong (pronounced Chia-Ong). It was nice to see where Jeff’s mom and her siblings went to… Continue reading