Rocha's Puto and Kutsinta

Probably the most common kakanin in every Filipino household, Puto and/or Kutsinta. You can buy it anywhere, in restaurants, eateries, bakeshops, and it's even being sold at your doorstep by mobile street vendors in the morning. Puto and/or Kutsinta has so many variations around the country, different textures, main ingredient, colors, sizes, types, toppings and technique in cooking. Personally, my favorite Puto of all time is Puto Calasiao of Pangasinan. As for the Kutsinta, I don't have any because most of it is pretty much the same, they only differ in color, chewiness and toppings.

Murakami Japanese Restaurant

Who doesn't love ramen, sushi, katsu and other Japanese food? Probably because of the ramen craze that hit the Philippines one or two years ago that made Pinoys love Japanese cuisine more than ever. Let's admit that Japanese food is one of the expensive foods here in the country. But, you don't need to throw away your money just to try authentic Japanese food. Murakami Japanese Restaurant offers affordable and delicious ramen, sushi, sashimi, and more! Like this beauty here, Murakami Kani Salad that cost only ₱110. It taste good, refreshing because of the cucumber, and the ingredients are fresh.