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Yokocho Food Court is bursting with all familiar and delightful flavor of Japanese cuisine. With it's rich culture and tradition, your favorite ramen,yakisoba , sushi , okonomiyaki and  a lot more of Japanese cook bowl is within reach beside the famous landmark in Paranaque, the Baclaran Church. It's my second time here in Yokocho, the first one is before Valentines Day and I'm with my Yup.ph Bloggers Team, Dhess, Kim and Gus. Read and look, why we keep coming back. Yup.ph Bloggers namely: Lhourdhess Mercadero,Gus Cabredo,Kim Baylon and Natalie Tugade However, this time, I was invited for a food tasting review with other Lifestyle Bloggers, it was a lunch filled with soups, ramen, sushi, maki & crepe. My stomach is so full trying all their best-sellers. Eventhough, we already tasted some, still, the okonomiyaki is what I loved most. Second, is the maki, because of the orange color and the sour taste of the mango rolled within the rice. Also, I wa...

Watashi wa, anata o aishiteimasu means (Iloveyou),  Be my Valentine!!!! If your looking for an affordable place at the South of Manila and your special someone is craving for a Japanese cuisine. I have a perfect place for you. You can visit the newly renovated building beside Baclaran Church, you can use their elevator or stairs, their venue is located 4th & 5th Floor, the name of the new Japanese food haven is "Yokocho". Love is shared with two people who truly cares for each other. A genuine love that goes beyond test of time. With this special day, you'll see couples showing their undying love for each other. Truly, Pinoys are expressive and Valentines Day its a big occassion like watching Ms. Universe or Pacquiao Fight. Their World stops and only heart beats are heard echoing across the globe. Here's in Yokocho's place, an atmosphere of love shows thru their vibrant red colors and sweet Japanese ambience. Photo Credi...

For almost 2 years, we been together, most of the time, we ate at Chinese Restaurant,  from Mann Hann to North Park, our favorite food place in Makati and BGC to have a dinner date before going home in Cavite. I'm not fond of Chinese Food, I only loved tempura, california maki and calamares. But, with him, he let me try to eat a different one. So, this time around, after, we celebrate my Brother-In-Law 's Birthday at Shakeys Evia, as we walked around to tour Evia Lifestyle Center. We decided to drop by and try this place, its Hap Chan, indeed, a Chinese Food Outlet on the South.  So, what makes it special, aside, from the Red Vibrant LED Lights on the Wall, with Hap Chan on it. I guess, its the Red Lanterns with different shapes and designs on the Ceiling.  Actually, it caught my attention, as we all know, Red symbolizes Fire, Energy, Passion , Determination and Action. However, with the  Japanese &  Chinese people, it symbolizes lo...