April 10, 2018
MABUHAY!
This is a photo and video journal of my business
travel to Cebu featuring some of the memorable places I've been to and food trips around the city.
CHECK IN AT FUENTE ORO HOTEL
I checked in several times in this nice and cozy hotel. It is located in the heart of the city center of Cebu just 5 minutes walk to Fuente Osmena Circle (included in their logo) therefore very accessible to tourist spots, malls, food centers and the like.
THE LOBBY
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MY ROOM
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BREAKFAST AT FUENTE ORO'S ROOFTOP
Some of my favorite breakfast
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Cebu 's Danggit - their version of a dried fish teamed with scrambled egg and rice. |
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Fresh fruit |
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brewed coffee & juice (pineapple & orange) |
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Bread with pineapple jam |
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Rice Congee |
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Sopas |
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Corned beef |
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Omelet |
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Bulalo soup |
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Beef Tapa |
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PUNGKO- PUNGKO AND OTHER STREET FOODS
Pungko-pungko is Cebu's rendition of fast food. The street stalls offer a variety of finger foods like fried lumpia rolls, pork intestines and pork chop that are loaded in a basket for the customers to pick their choice. The grilled version offers grilled chicken, longaniza or chorizo, grilled chicken intestines, and other chicken organs. The rice is wrapped in coconut leaves locally known as "puso". You can eat with your bare hands covered with plastic since there is no available water to wash your hands.
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Sweet corn |
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Melon juice |
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Rice wrapped in coconut leaves known as "puso" Prices ranges around Php 3 & Php 4 depending on the size |
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Grilled chicken prices range from Php 50 and above |
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This time I requested for spoon and fork. |
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CEBU CITY HALL
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Cebu City hall is another obvious landmark just adjacent Magellan's cross and Sto. Nino Cathedral |
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I think this is a barometer |
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The official seal of Cebu City showing the small chapel that houses the Magellan's Cross and of course, Cebu's premier tourist attraction - the sea. |
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Statue of Dr. Jose Rizal- Philippine national hero with his famous writing position. |
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Jose Rizal's "Last Farewell" written in the Spanish Language |
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LARSIAN
Another famous barbeque and grill food court with a variety of seafood to choose from is the Larsian. It is located at the back of Banco De Oro building near the Fuente Osmena Circle.
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Just cover your hands with plastic so no need to wash your hand with water after you eat, Cebuanos ingenious way to save water😆😆😆 |
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Variety of seafood offered in Larsian
CEBU PROVINCIAL CAPITOL
Designed by the Filipino renowned architect, Juan M. Arellano who is also the designer of Metropolitan Theater (1935), the Legislative building now National Museum (1926) and Manila Central Post Office (1926) to name a few, this building that houses the provincial seat of government of Cebu is located at the end of Osmena Boulevard. It was completed in 1938.
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The facade of Cebu provincial capitol building |
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