tokneneng

back when we were on college yrs, all my pals (including me) love street foods outside our university. the combination of yummyness and cheapyness are all yours. so when g1 resty and i went to our alma matter to attend the event for tugon we never missed the chance to eat our fave foods in our own nest. tokneneng it is! with palamig ofcourse. 

they also have calamari, sliced hotdogs, homemade fishballs and balut in tokneneng form.

Ramen - so deym good!

its been so long since my last visit in japan. oh yeah i know that bringing up this topic is kinda outdated haha.. but im writing this anyway... i reminisce those days when i saw this pic in my draft box. 

i like soup, everyone does especially in a rainy season or even after having a greasy type of food or the not-so-healthy ones, hot soup is a relieve. and if you want to knock out your hungry stomach and get a little warmer on it but don't want to eat variety of foods then i guess one of the answer is - Ramen. 

i like noodles, it make me full but noodles here in Ph. is kinda lame. same taste, salty with a bit taste of seafood or beef (depends on what flavor you prefer). so when i got the chance to travel in the land of techy and home of ramen - Japan. i said to myself "i dont wanna miss this opportunity". i need to have one :) 

they presented their ramen so stunning.. so delish.. so smellyyy.. i tasted diff flavor. i feel like i tasted every ingredients of it. its so indescribably great!