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Filipino Food Month celebration
Wazzup Pilipinas!?April is Filipino Food Month or Buwan ng Kalutong Pilipino.April is declared as the Filipino Food Month or Buwan ng Kalutong Pilipino, by virtue of Presidential Proclamation No. 469 that was signed in 2018.The national celebration aims to appreciate, preserve, promote, and ensure the transmission of the vast Filipino culinary traditions and treasures to the future generation. Let's dive into the mouthwatering and diverse dishes of this tropical paradise.Filipino Food Month also supports various industries, farmers, and agri-communities.Let's commemorate the rich culinary traditions of the Philippines, we recognize the significance of food in fostering community building and connection. Happy Filipino...
U.S. intelligence knew of up to FOUR more Chinese spy balloons, leaked documents reveal
Top-secret documents leaked online reveal that U.S. intelligence agencies were aware of up to at least four more Chinese spy balloons in addition to the one that flew over the country earlier this year.
We eat an Italian-inspired lobster curry…at a cheap curry chain!
It felt like eating like a king. You may have heard of the Chinese food-inspired chain Gyoza no Osho, whose name translates to “King of Gyoza”. But did you know there’s a King of Curry too? Yes, Curry no Osama (“King of Curry”) may be a small, forgotten, curry chain, but as of this year, it’s been around for fifty years. In fact, to celebrate, the chain is offering a super special limited edition curry for each month of the year. April’s is limited to just 10 dishes per day and our Japanese-language reporter Mr. Sato–who is also celebrating his 50th...
AstrHori Launches AH-M1 Real-Time Light Meter for Analog Cameras
Chinese company AstrHori has announced the AH-M1 Light Meter, a real-time light meter designed for older cameras, including film cameras without a built-in light meter. [Read More]
My Life In Photos This Week
As Alycia's last night at her grandparents' house in Ipoh approached, my parents decided to treat her to a special dinner at a Korean restaurant. It was my parents' first time dining in a Korean restaurant in Ipoh as they usually dine at Chinese eateries. Alycia Googled Korean restaurants near my parents' house and found Seoul Maru Korean BBQ restaurant. Alycia is a big fan of Korean food, and my parents knew that this would be a perfect way to end her visit on a high note. Alycia ordered mostly non-spicy food as my mom can't stomach spicy food. The ginseng...