It’s not every day you get a sushi delivery in such a unique box, with no idea what’s inside until you lift the flap and get drawn in. Inside, you find a clever cardboard bento box complete with ginger, soy sauce in a tiny tube, and wasabi, all ready for dipping your sushi. Carmina had ordered her twelve pieces sushi from Sushizen through Grab food which was located in Quezon City . Sushizen doesn't have a social media account can try looking up in Grab or Food Panda incase would like to place an order. Here is the address: The Zen Daily Box includes 4 pieces of crunchy salmon special, 4 pieces of tropical spicy salmon roll, and 4 pieces of dynamite chicken cutlet roll for 299.00 pesos ($5.07), excluding delivery and tip. Carmina was surprised that the sushi was bite-sized and quite small, so it’s best to order additional food if you want a more filling meal. NOT SPONSORED. Check out my channel @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube and click on the subscribe button for more videos. Than...
Who doesn't enjoy cherry picking season that comes every year in the month of mid-May to mid- June depending on the rainfall becomes available in Brent wood, California.
Every time I get the chance to visit California I make sure I bring some cherries back home in the Philippines. Did you know cherries range from $20.00 per kilo in the Philippines and comes from the same area.
While you spend less buying or picking cherries in California. How I wished we can just have a cherry tree in the Philippines. Of, course it is not possible due to our tropical climate.
In the Philippines we buy cherries either in Farmer's Market located in Cubao, Quezon City, Divisoria behind 168 shopping malls near the fruit stand near the bridge or in Uni Mart located in Greenhill's Shopping Mall.
Other than cherries you can find plum, peaches, nectarine, kiwi and persimmon depending on the season when they are available. Yet, they cost a lot and our pocket cannot afford the price.
Most Filipino just go on the basic eating Indian green mango that our sour or the ripe mango that they sell it the States called, Mexican mango in the Asian store.
These are the fruits in season in the Philippines that you would may like to try and see if you taste buds will like it:
- Chico - January & February
- Dalandan (mandarin orange) - January to February and October to December
- Duhat - March to July
- Durian - August to October
- Guyabano - August to November
- Caimito known as Star Apple - January to March
- Langka known as Jack fruit used for turon or halo halo dessert - March to May
- Lazones - August to December
- Mango - March to June
- Mangosteen - June to November
- Melon known for cantaloupe - April to July
- Pakwan known for watermelon - March to July
- Papaya - Available all through the year
- Pineapple - May to July
- Rambutan - August to October
- Sampaloc known for tamarind - October to December
- Santol - July to September
- Sinigueles known as a Spanish Plum - April to June
- Suha known as Pomelo or grapefruit - Available all through the year
- Lakatan
- Cavendish
- Latudan
- Saba - Usually cooked for turon, banana fritter called, "Maruya" , banana cue or cooked with brown sugar used for halo halo
- Morado
- Bungulan
- Senorita
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