What we did after we Hike

Milk Tea fevaaahhh

So everybody is getting hyped in this milk tea craze. Even back at PH i used to indulge with that oh-so-healthy-yummy-goodness with my bff and other friends.


And this one is my milk tea escapade the Brunei edition.

Halohalo High!

Since i missed summer at PH, my tastebuds longed for the all time favorite summer cooler..the infamous Halohalo. A concoction of sweetened stuffs (mung beans, jackfruit, beans), leche flan, yam and ice cream. All presented together with crushed ice and milk.

Me and my friend Lawrence <second time to be mentioned here in my blog. you'll be seeing his name pop out here most of the time since he is one of my few buddies in Brunei>, went out last Friday for a Meryenda (afternoon snack)session. Supposedly, it should be lunch, but i replied late to his message because i was ironing my uniform for my duty that day. hah!

Lawrence: "Anong gusto mong kainin?" (What do you want to eat?)
Me: "Chicken Barbecue." < at 2:30ish I didn't have my lunch yet that's why i wanted to eat some chicken>
Him: "Walang Chicken Barbecue nang ganitong oras. Gabi lang usually. (No chicken barbecue at this time of the day, they are usually available at night.)
Me: "OK.Halohalo then."
Him: "Local or Pinoy style?"
Me: "PINOY STYLE!"

The First Froyo Experience

Not so long ago, i craved for froyo. I used to eat and be satisfied by The White Hat back at PH. so when my taste buds searched for a that distinct sweet-sour moment, i decided to give in.

After dining at Aikosushi (which I intend to blog about but would not be able to, so forgive me) with two of my friends, Josh and Lawrence, we headed to Berakas to indulge in my froyo cravings.

I thought it was in Times Square Mall where they have the stall of Mochi, where i decided to buy froyo, turns out it's at Airport Mall. My bad. We parked our car quite far though so we have to walk across the mall.

(The quality of the picture sucks, I know. It's just from my cam phone that's why)