Food Guide

Food around the world

  • Miss Jin Sundae Guk

    Miss Jin Sundae Guk

    Miss Jin Sundae Guk Review: Why Koreans Say It’s Better Than Some Restaurants in Korea There is a popular saying among Koreans living in the Philippines: “Miss Jin’s Sundae Guk is even better than the ones in Korea.” At first, I thought it was just another exaggeration—a piece of chismis passed around by the Korean…

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  • Golden Pompano

    Golden Pompano

    Happily, the golden pompano has become more common in markets and seafood stalls in the Philippines. At first glance, golden pompano looks attractive because of its bright silver-golden body, clean shape, and firm appearance. But one important thing to understand is this a cultured fish. Golden pompano is different from the traditional wild-caught pompano that…

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  • Bakoko (Silver grunt)

    Bakoko (Silver grunt)

    Bakoko, Silver grunt, Pomadasys argenteus, is commonly known in local markets as a type of fish, often associated with sea bream or porgy in English references. Local fish names can vary depending on the province, market, and seller, so I always think it is good to ask the vendor how they usually cook it and…

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