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How to satisfy... One Bibimbap craving person who's saving money for Christmas. She comes with a friend... who's capacity for eating is that of a kid and also craving for Bibimbap. Both were too lazy to go around the Malate area... Walking around the mall that has gotten so new as the years kept piling up But still familiarly known to the two as they have been going there throughout the piling years They remembered there was MARU... Expensive, yes it is, the food in Maru They realized while Scanning the menu But they still ended up going inside that Korean food stall You must think poor Money Saver one But no because they only ordered Bibimbap and nothing else... I'm stopping with the creativeness (sorry, but yes, I am already creative that way, poor me). Anyway... So me and my friend ordered our favorite korean dish, Bibimbap, and since I'm a bit broke, and my friend doesn't have a...

October 27, 2010 (Wednesday) - Last day in Puerto Princesa (T.T) Since we'll be ending the trip tonight, we still the time to do something that will leave us MORE good memories. And tuhdaa (*.*), we decided to do the famous Honda Bay Island hopping on the first half of the day and before we step on the plane back to Manila, we need to stop by the city for some "Pasalubong" (Souvenir bought for family and friends). !Shopping! :))) Time What? Price Additional Notes 6:00am Breakfast at De Loro Inn + Prepare for Island Hopping 7:00am Depart for Sta. Lourdes Wharf (Honda Bay) Tricycle: P500/2 way Don’t forget to ask Manong tricycle driver to come back at 1:00pm 7:30am ETA in Sta. Lourdes Wharf + Rent a boat Boat: P1300/boat[good for 4 persons]Sta. Lourdes Wharf Terminal Fee: P21/person ...

Oct. 26, 2010 (Tuesday) - Adventure or Relaxation? No need to choose because we were able experience both in Arreceffi Island, Honda Bay, Puerto Princesa, popularly known as Dos Palmas. For more information about the island resort, you can check: http://www.dospalmas.com.ph/  Staying overnight at the resort would only mean "Ang yaman mo teh!" (You're rich sister!). But if you don't have the money, you can choose the day tour in the Island Resort.  Unfortunately there's no D-I-Y (Do it yourself) for this tour since the resort is owned privately. Therefore, if you want to stay at the island, either book for a day tour for P1800 (Filipino Citizen), P2500 (Foreigners), or P1,200 (child - 6-11 y/o) or an overnight stay (Check the Dos Palmas website for rates). The Honda Bay Tour can offer a 30 minute stay at the island but it would cost P500 for that 30 minutes. It's more practical...