Foodies at The Hub is a two-day event at the Ayala Techno Hub inside Camp John Hay. This event is a gathering of Baguio's homegrown restaurant's and chefs. What's nice about Foodies at The Hub is that its a big picnic area where family and friends can hang-out and dine and watch a live band perform for two nights. And not only that, there's also the hourly raffle wherein diners got the chance to win GCs from participating restaurants.
SPREAD by Chef Joaquin. I love the salted caramel (all-time fave), and the chocolate chili. It really does bite! Chef Joaquin encourages creativity when it comes to his special spread (or dip). He suggests using it on pasta or rice, aside from the usual crackers or chips.
Jovy's Kitchen. The yummy looking meat dish below is Adobo Strawberry. The souring-agent used in this dish is strawberry so it tastes sweetish also. A refreshingly delicious twist to our favorite adobo.
Zing! This food booth specializes in salad dressings and serves salads (vegetable). Of course, when one is in Baguio and you have an abundant year-round supply of strawberry, you just have to eat it a lot. ;)
Kung Fu Kitchen. Bacon Roll. I just had an OMG-moment upon first bite. Its so good that I had another piece. The bacon and meat-filling compliments each other well and is so flavorful. Rice please!
For Frying Out Loud. A humorous and delish take on fries ... or poutine. I don't really like chili but this one is so good I didn't bother with the other flavors. No kidding.
Ninja Pancake. This is a patty-version of okonomiyaki. It was fun watching the Japanese chef cook this pancake. Not to mention he's wearing a ninja attire.
Hygieia's Kitchen. Look at those luscious-looking cupcakes. Thumbs up!
Scale. "Bigger is always better. This food booth sells humongous burgers and sausages. Really amazing and reasonably-priced too at P100 if I'm not mistaken. Super long line!
Zushi Me. They serve ramen. I mean, I know its summer but since this is Baguio, eating ramen on a summer's day is okay.
Here's a photo of The Kitchen Goddess and Az of Azrael's Merryland. We look full already!
Food Finds @ The Hub
SPREAD by Chef Joaquin. I love the salted caramel (all-time fave), and the chocolate chili. It really does bite! Chef Joaquin encourages creativity when it comes to his special spread (or dip). He suggests using it on pasta or rice, aside from the usual crackers or chips.
Jovy's Kitchen. The yummy looking meat dish below is Adobo Strawberry. The souring-agent used in this dish is strawberry so it tastes sweetish also. A refreshingly delicious twist to our favorite adobo.
Zing! This food booth specializes in salad dressings and serves salads (vegetable). Of course, when one is in Baguio and you have an abundant year-round supply of strawberry, you just have to eat it a lot. ;)
Kung Fu Kitchen. Bacon Roll. I just had an OMG-moment upon first bite. Its so good that I had another piece. The bacon and meat-filling compliments each other well and is so flavorful. Rice please!
For Frying Out Loud. A humorous and delish take on fries ... or poutine. I don't really like chili but this one is so good I didn't bother with the other flavors. No kidding.
Ninja Pancake. This is a patty-version of okonomiyaki. It was fun watching the Japanese chef cook this pancake. Not to mention he's wearing a ninja attire.
Hygieia's Kitchen. Look at those luscious-looking cupcakes. Thumbs up!
Scale. "Bigger is always better. This food booth sells humongous burgers and sausages. Really amazing and reasonably-priced too at P100 if I'm not mistaken. Super long line!
Zushi Me. They serve ramen. I mean, I know its summer but since this is Baguio, eating ramen on a summer's day is okay.
Here's a photo of The Kitchen Goddess and Az of Azrael's Merryland. We look full already!
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