Sinulog is a popular cultural and religious festival held annually on the third Sunday of January in Cebu City, Philippines. It is a celebration of the Santo Niño (Holy Child), the oldest religious relic in the country, which was given as a gift by Ferdinand Magellan to Queen Juana of Cebu in 1521. The festival […]
Read MoreTheBastap, one of Cebu north’s favorite homegrown native delicacy brands, is going online with its new look and packaging to better serve loyal patrons and potential customers anywhere in the world amid the pandemic. Six Cebuano delicacies you can order anytime, anywhere at TheBastap Located in Carmen, TheBastap started as a popular bus stopover for […]
Read MoreEach region in the Philippines has local dishes that they can call their own. Like many others, Cebu has a fair share of Filipino delicacies and meals that are familiar to both locals and tourists. Foreigners also come visit Cebu as their destination of choice for a vacation, or for a business trip. 20 local […]
Read MoreWe couldn’t deny the fact that Cebuanos love food. They aren’t even shy to show their pride to their homegrown delicacies and specialties to travelers as well. With the diversity of foreign cuisine present in the region, they still push their local Cebuano food to the scene, and it is one of the factors that […]
Read MoreCebuanos are considered to have a very discriminating taste, which would make it a challenge to satisfy their desire for good food. This sophisticated taste is evident in the existence of a large number of delicacies available in various parts of the island. Cebu is home to a variety of home-grown delicacies. Although the best […]
Read MoreTravelers to the Visayas cannot call their trip complete without sampling the best foods one can find in Cebu City. Even though every region in the Philippines has its culinary specialties, Cebu is no exception. The newbie traveler can begin with a bite of the best food one can munch in Cebu City. The best […]
Read MoreIf there is one thing a Cebuano can do while traveling out-of-town, it’s eating out and trying new food places to dine. Bringing along a group of people together, it’s probably the food that a Cebuano would look for. Something about a meal or sharing dinner brings out the best conversations, whether you’re eating at […]
Read MoreIntroducing to Cebuanos the fun way to have bazaars and food fairs into another level, Your Weekend Food Market, Sugbo Mercado is turning three this year! With its anniversary celebration, they have prepared a lot of surprises and more entertaining activities to diners who have been patronizing them since the start. Happy 3rd Anniversary, Sugbo […]
Read MoreCebu towns compete for different cooking challenges from November 16 to 19, 2017, at the Cebu Provincial Capitol for the 2017 “Eats Meets West”. It is an annual cooking event organized by the Provincial Tourism Office in its 2nd year. ALSO READ: Cebu’s famous street food that you should try Cebu Provincial Capitol to showcase […]
Read MoreThere’s no business like the food business! Sugbo Mercado brings you the FOODTREPRENEUR CHALLENGE! Try all items from our six contestants at the live selling segment of the competition on June 22-25, 2017! Sugbo Mercado presents the 1st “Foodtrepreneur Challenge” Sugbo Mercado officially opened in 2015. For almost two years now, it serves as an […]
Read MoreThe Tambayan sa Lacion Food Park is a brainchild of the municipality of Consolacion and the Hayco Family to provide the residents of Lacion a place to dine, enjoy music and gather for a night of fun entertainment and meet people. Opened last April 22, 2017, Saturday, Tambayan sa Lacion has been officially the first […]
Read MoreWhat makes Lechon de Cebu so distinct? First, our version doesn’t need a sarsa anymore. Second, there is a different kick of crispiness and saltiness. Cebu has been branded and still holding the crown of the best tasting Lechon in the Philippines. I myself grew up having Lechon on our table every time we have […]
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