Food Trip in CAVITE

I like to eat. Well not a  really a lot...

But...Alright, lemme stop there (lol!). K, fine. I like to eat a lot.

But not to the extent that I become greedy c'mon! haha (Am I being defensive or what? : p)

Nah I don't wanna deny that fact that I love food! Hihi *wink wink* 

C'mon let us all get real! I love going on food trips! 

Which is why I wanted to share some places here in Cavite wherein you can dig in!

Who knows, we might have bumped into each other already right?

Anyway,  being raised in Cavite,  I have personally seen numerous restaurants evolved 

from just a kiosk then into small canteen to a starting restaurant. 

Being a regular customer (suki) , I am happy and proud to witness such success.  

(mudra? Stage mom ang peg? haha!)

And of course let us not neglect the numerous food options inside the malls and shopping centers!

Aaaaah HAPPY TUMMY = HAPPY TIME!

Note that the order of the following does not mean anything. It's all just food random okay.

Besides, this is not going to be thorough. More of sharing food randomness yikes!

I want it to be like "I'm in Cavite, so what can we have in here."

Geez, as I'm typing this I bet this is going to be loooong post rather than thorough as I want it to be a complete list in a single entry. (maipilit ko lang ryt? haha!)

Alright, so lemme start with my favorite...the MILK TEAS!

One Sunday Morning (Pink Sisters and Balinsasayaw)

Sunday--means mass.

So that morning, our family went to Tagaytay City to hear the word of God at Pink Sisters Adoration Chapel. Mass is scheduled every Sunday are 7:30am and 5:00pm. While, mass starts at 6:30 am during weekdays. The chapel had always been filled up an hour before the mass starts. Tagaytay had not only been known by it's famous tourist spots and delightful restaurant but also with numerous monasteries within the vicinity.

Ever since I was a little, I had always been curious on what the nuns look like beyond the bars of the altar. The place is still very peaceful,the quiet sign boards are found in every corner. The wide garden area, the statues and parking lot are still the same, just as clean and very well kept as before. They still have a gift shop on the side where people can purchase rosary bracelets, rings, breads and cookies which actually tastes good. You'll also notice that some people will bring out their pens and get a piece of paper and envelope on the wings of the chapel after the mass has ended. This had been known for years now, you may write down your prayer and the Pink Sisters will help you pray it to God. Drop boxes are just located at both sides of the chapel. Now how to get there, if you're from Manila, you may take a bus going to Batangas. While, if you're from higher land you may take a ride going to Dasma. When you're already along the Emilio Aguinaldo Highway. Look for "D' Banquet" restaurant, that's the landmark located at the corner of the Pink Sisters road, Maitim II East. The convent is found at the end of that street.

After mass, we had our family brunch at Balinsasayaw. It's located at Brgy. Luksuhin, Silang, Cavite. It's just along the Emilio Aguinaldo Highway so it's easy to notice. If you like "cottage/kubo-kubo" style  restau then you might want to check this out. So I guess, I'd be leaving you with some photos now. Ciao! :) ~Jannah