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Authentic Thai food in Pasay

Randomly ended up trying Mor Thai in MET Live, Pasay the other day.

I actually saw the Google reviews beforehand and was surprised by how many negative ones there were, so I went in with pretty low expectations. But honestly, the food wasn’t bad at all. The flavors actually reminded me of the Thai food I’ve had in Thailand, which I wasn’t really expecting.

It’s not exactly cheap though. I thought some of the dishes were a bit expensive for what you get, but personally I still thought it was worth it.

Not saying it’s the best Thai restaurant or anything, just sharing because my experience was pretty different from what I expected after reading the reviews.

Anyone else here tried it? Curious what you guys thought.

u/josh65928 — 9 days ago

Visited our family home after a long time

Simula nung bumukod ako, hindi na talaga ako madalas nakakauwi. My parents are going on a long vacation so they asked me to look after the house.

Ang weird lang ng feeling. Going back to my old room, staying here habang umuulan, umiinom ng kape, malamig yung weather, tapos tahimik lang. Bigla mo na lang maaalala yung mga memories nung bata ka.

Tapos bago umalis parents ko, my mom left some food for me. When I tasted her cooking again, nag-flashback na naman yung childhood memories ko.

Parang ang simple lang pero ang sarap sa feeling. Yung dating normal lang na uuwi ka tapos may pagkain na gawa ni Mama, ngayon parang ang special na pala.

Nakaka-nostalgic lang isipin na this used to be my everyday life. Ngayon, bumibisita na lang ako dito.

Parang kahit matagal ka nang bumukod and may sarili ka nang buhay, may something talaga sa family home na iba yung feeling.

For my fellow Trentahins, kailan kayo last umuwi or bumisita sa family home niyo? What did you feel?

u/josh65928 — 1 month ago

Lechon manok and liempo

Baliwag lechon manok and liempo paired with sibuyas, chili, and sauce

u/josh65928 — 1 month ago
▲ 168 r/Eyebleach

[OC] Waiting for the rain to stop, and apparently I’m not the only one seeking shelter

u/josh65928 — 2 months ago
▲ 470 r/raining

Heavy rain in the Philippines

Heavy rain now in Quezon City, Philippines

u/josh65928 — 2 months ago

Breakfast at Cộng Cà Phê Maginhawa

Tried the new Cơm Tấm Chicken Lemongrass Rice Bowl at Cộng Cà Phê Maginhawa, paired with their best-selling Coconut Coffee. Also had their Bánh Mì and Matcha Coconut Latte, which are still some of my favourites. Definitely a good spot for a relaxed breakfast.

u/josh65928 — 2 months ago

Boneless Pan Fried Chicken Platter

Boneless Pan Fried Chicken Platter in Tablo Maginhawa

u/josh65928 — 2 months ago
▲ 134 r/raining

Raining in Manila. Again.

Been raining for almost 3 weeks in Manila

u/josh65928 — 2 months ago

How hard is KXC?

KXC is one of my long term hiking goals, and I would love to do it in the future, maybe next year or whenever I feel ready.

For those who have completed KXC, especially the 3D2N itinerary, how hard would you say it is? I would really appreciate hearing about your experience and what to expect.

I am also curious about things like where you sleep during the trek, what essentials you recommend bringing, how difficult the trails are each day, and anything else you wish you knew before doing it.

Any insights, tips, or experiences from people who have completed the 3D2N would be highly appreciated. Thank you!

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u/josh65928 — 2 months ago