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Check out the January 2026 issue in the Sunday issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer. More locations soon!
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Halloween may be a night for mischief, but it is no excuse for poor manners
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What began as a little restaurant in their family home became one of Sagada’s beloved dining destinations—known especially for its Saturday evening buffets, handcrafted cured and smoked meats, and Christmas ham.
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A South Korean team have matched his masterpiece to a predawn sky over France’s Saint-Remy de Provence right around July 22, 1889
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What to put on your plate from teens to later life
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Just as we welcome guests with something to eat or drink, our ancestors made offerings to honor the spirits they believed shared their world
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Through the nooks and crannies of Kassa founder Karen Santos’ home, a multitude of moods meld together
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A South Korean team have matched his masterpiece to a predawn sky over France’s Saint-Remy de Provence right around July 22, 1889
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Almost all coral reef ecosystems face risk of collapse in 50 years, study warns
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Living intentionally is not always about adding something new. Sometimes, it is simply noticing what has stopped fitting
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Yes, provided the administration is stopping at that
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Ten galleries, two artists born after 1990, and a former printing factory to house it all. Art KL was an intimate alternative to the art fair overwhelm
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“Ang Tahanan ni Bernarda Alba” poses a “terrifying” language challenge for the actress and brings her parenting into focus
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Life is not supposed to feel like proof that we made the right decision
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Before spending, don’t just ask: Is this worth the price? Will I enjoy it or actually use it? Also ask yourself: What is this doing to my health, and could neglecting it cost me more later?
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What began as a little restaurant in the Gulian family home became one of Sagada’s beloved dining destinations
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A call to come home is really a return to our collective common sense. It is a return to what we grew up with—our folk beliefs, social dynamics, and ways of talking about everyday things.
By Carl Lorenz Cervantes
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Your next food trip is about to get a lot more colorful
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We have already learned how to be adults. Perhaps we can learn to keep the child in us, too
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