The Philippines has officially entered the global culinary elite. The prestigious Michelin Guide unveiled its inaugural selection for […]
A Taste of Home Near Taal: The St. Nicolas Experience
Are you visiting Tagaytay? Many people come to see the famous Taal Volcano. Others shop at the Mahogany […]
ManilART 2025: A Feast for the Senses
ManilART, the country’s national art fair, is set to redefine the art experience for its 17th edition. The […]
Habi Fair 2025 Opens At a New Venue
The vibrant threads of Philippine culture are on full display. Habi Fair 2025 officially opens its doors today, […]
Filipino Fermented Fish Yields Antifungal Bacteria
Filipino researchers discovered a powerful antifungal agent within a traditional fermented fish dish. Burong isda, a popular Pampanga delicacy, harbors a bacterium. This bacterium shows significant promise in combating Aspergillus fumigatus, a fungus that infects weakened immune systems. Study found that while the bacterium might struggle in highly acidic environments like the stomach, it thrives in less acidic parts of the digestive tract. Importantly, the bacteria possess genes that boost the immune system and produce essential B vitamins (B1, B2, B6, and B9).
A Culinary Heritage Tour at Savoy Hotel
Savoy Hotel Manila celebrated National Heritage Month in style! Their “Pistang Pinoy” menu launched on 28 April. A […]
