Sun.Star Cebu Weekend - 7 Jun 2020

Table of content - Sun.Star Cebu Weekend (7 Jun 2020)

Photographer Beth Alojipan reconnects with her love for interior designing, spaces, decor and details. She’s always wanted to have her own décor and furniture business, and the entire quarantine period gave her a go signal to start her dream business and
Have you heard about the latest food trend? A giant sushi roll made even larger? Occupational therapist Janine Dy bakes a casserole of mouthwatering mayo and seafood mixture with rice and nori and tops it with delicious Japanese seasoning. While having fu
Way before everyone was required to stay at home, Cebooze has been offering alcohol delivered right to one’s doorstep because with Cebooze, the party comes to you. This is perfect for our current situation since we can’t go out yet to have drinks with fri
Curator and community crusader Fiona Jade Lim shares her love for Kombucha by offering them to the public since April of this year. In Fiona’s own words, kombucha is a fermented drink made from sweetened tea and a specific culture known as a Scoby (symbio
The events industry is one of the greatly affected businesses in this pandemic, considering mass gatherings are prohibited. As it will take some time to recover, event coordinator and coowner of The Centerpiece and White Mannequin ventured into the resell
Siblings Ena, a general physician; Justin, a landscape architect; and Aira, a licensed pharmacist, though from different fields, decided to take a shot at opening an online food business since they are on quarantine together with no work and much time on
This group is one of the most established and popular food-selling groups on Facebook, with members that include home-trepreneurs and our favorite local businesses. It’s also a private group that’s well-monitored by a group of administrators, so sellers a
The products up for sale on this group run the gamut from fresh food and groceries to gadgets and cars ( yes, vehicles!). It’s a treasure trove of absolutely everything you need and don’t need. Just browse through the page and if you find anything that ca
Like Cebu Buy and Sell, this group also doesn’t have any restrictions as to what to post (granting they must be decent and appropriate). Aside from the usual suspects in groups like produce and gadgets, you’ll be surprised to find more offbeat items like
I have always been fascinated with plants, indoor plants to be specific, long before the ECQ. Indoor plants purify the air, ease tension, lower stress and create a relaxed and happy ambience. Ultimately, indoor plants increase productivity and enhance ove
Living in Consolacion is sort of a struggle when it comes to buying from local businesses because a lot of these businesses are outside my municipality and they don’t deliver to my place. However, I discovered that there are actually businesses here that
My favorite local business is YoKakusa. I discovered it on Facebook. Its chicken and pad thai combo is a must-try!
The ECQ has been challenging for everyone yet very meaningful for the family. I get to spend less on restaurants, which I usually do on normal days. Family has been more united with food choices, too. Our favorite local business discovery during the ECQ i
I saw a lot of posts online selling sushi bake, but mostly based in Manila. Good thing I discovered one from Cebu, @lanisushibake on Instagram, and didn't hesitate to try it. The taste is just so good that you will want more after you finish your first or
My favorite is We Market. It’s a Facebook page where small business owners are gathered to sell their products, mostly food. I love how easy it is to jump from one food shop to another. Everything posted there is what I’ve been craving this quarantine, so
Belcris Foods
On the new album, the duo composed of Karl Lucente and Gino Rosales takes flight, leaping into a new creative trajectory, and true to its title, exploring previously shrouded musical territories. This is a bold move for the band. By doing so, it upsets th
The second wave brought in the sweetness of Lapu-lapu enhanced by the citrusy-spice of leche de tigre—a Peruvian ceviche marinade with coconut to temper the spice and again, curry espuma for subtle punctuation. Mango sorbet balanced the sours with a fruit
House chicharron filled the gaps between exchanges of pleasantries as we arrived. Made from local pork jowl, the crackling had a delightfully light crunch akin to a rice crisp with the fatty flavor cut by the tangy-sweet homemade mango vinegar. We opened
One of my Spanish resto favorites, pulpo, rounds out the trio that went down exceptionally well with a D'Arenberg Stump Jump Riesling. Here octopus tentacle was boiled for an hour to a succulent tender before braising. The chef nixed the menu card details
Meaty dimension to the smoky broken pasta Postres never disappoint here, and the first of two was their signature choco mango Cebu, a dark and decadent chocolate cremeux on crunchy chocolate soil with sunny-sweet mango sorbet. A creamy milk flan came next
I'm no special snowflake. An estimated 21 million others share my birthday, and more than 1/3 of the world population or more than three billion people from 70 countries have been on lockdown due to Covid-19. If we put together birthdays from mid March to
The faster, the better. But I have all the time in the world now. I'm not doing things just for speed or convenience. I'm doing it with purpose. It's a self-love ritual. The end product, the masala chai, is my daily afternoon delight. A couple of my frien
Musicians and production professionals are deeply affected by the Covid-19 crisis due to the cancellation of shows and events, which are the lifeblood of the Cebu music scene. Without these activities, there would be no contemporary music industry that ma
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