Adobo is a beloved and iconic dish in Philippine cuisine, and its history spans centuries. The exact origin country of adobo remains a topic of debate, but it is believed to have originated long ...

In March, chef Charles Olalia decided to do something about adobo, the homey, vinegar-spiked dish that is as close to the national food of the Philippines as you’re likely to find. Olalia is the chef ...

The great historian and anthropologist of Filipino food, Doreen Fernandez, wrote many classics in her quest to promote the idea of Filipino food as a cuisine, rather than the simple food of a ...

The international food database released the list on Monday, May 27, with lechon in 29th place with 4.3 stars. Lechon kawali follows in 33rd place, Bicol express in 34th, inihaw na liempo in 40th, ...

They call it the Duavit Killer Adobo. And, why not? The pork and chicken adobo, marinated in tons of garlic, is served warm swimming in its own fragrant oil. The dark brown-colored sauce comes from ...

We hit the ground running, so to speak. After emerging from the Iloilo airport, it was a quick lunch at Esca restaurant before judging a cooking competition, the second “Tabu-an: Western Visayas ...

Looking for a comforting, tangy, and hearty soup that warms both the belly and the soul? Pork Sinigang, or Sinigang na Baboy, is one of the most beloved dishes in the Philippines — and for good reason ...