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As Carmina prepares for the upcoming changes on February 1, 2027

Carmina heard that YouTube has a new guideline for those who are considering to be fully monetized starting February 1, 2027 , lots of people will be affected. People are already having a difficult time accomplishing 4,000 public watched hour what happens when it is double task. Carmina is grateful she has passed the 3,000 public watched hours yet worried if don't reach being fully monetized. I know it explains that won't be affected however we want to make sure by February 1, 2027, that we are fully monetized giving me five months to work harder. As of August 9, 2026, Carmina has 383 public watched hours to accomplish to be fully monetized. My friends tell me better have extended public watched hours just to be safe. The only way to complete the public watched hours is either you have friends play your playlist, go live streaming and do premiere since counted as a live stream. Somehow, I am grateful had encounter YouTube friends helping me with my public watched hours. The...

Craving for Other Food Than Filipino in the Philippines

When you live in the Philippines you end up missing food you are use to eating in California. What I have notice once a franchise comes to the Philippines the taste is not exactly the same how it is from back home. There seem to have a Filipino taste to adapt the Filipino's taste buds.

I have been looking for Authentic Mexican food. I have tried Hermanio's Taco Shop. They had great burritos, but when they had moved their branch. Their food began to change may be because their rent is more expensive. Or the cook has been changed.

They don't serve enchilada like in La Casita Mexican Restaurant in Fremont Blvd. Where I use to eat when I was young.

In high school I had a friend who we're Mexican and every lunch we would go out. My friend Marcy would invite me over with her cousin Marina and Edna to eat at her parent's family restaurant. 

I didn't mind having a big meal every lunch. to eat her parent's chicken or beef enchilada with rice. We would ride in Marina's Volkswagen Beetle and squeeze inside just to fit into one car.

It was a blast during our Senior Year. We all had sewing classes together.

As we grew apart and Marcy's parent sold their family restaurant. Until this point I am still finding a better Mexican Restaurant.

I ate in one place a family had invited me to eat in celebration of her birthday. I was fooled and found out the Mexican Restaurant was mixed in with the Filipino taste. 

I came across a place that makes good burrito at Army Navy. They have good chicken burrito with extra sour cream and guacamole. 

Everyone loves In & Out Burger in California. I was able to discover a place that also has the same taste. Army Navy also has it called, "California Burger". 

If your craving for In & Out try Army Navy. There are a lot of burger joints in the Philippines. Here are the following places to try:
  • 8 Cuts Burger Blends
  • Stacker
  • The Shack Shack
  • Zark's Burger
Craving for Gyros:

I use to go to this gyros place in Southland Mall with my mom called, Olga's.
Here is their website: https://www.olgas.com/

I loved their lamb gyros.

I found restaurant that also make it in the Philippines for Mediterranean.
  • Cyma
  • Greek Kouzina
  • Ble Real Greek Food
  • Cafe Mediterranean
  • Gyro V
  • Kos Greek Ouzieri
Japanese Restaurant:

Everyone loves eating Japanese food here is a good place to eat it:
  • Omakase
  • Icho Japanese Restaurant
  • Sugi
Steak Lover:
  • Alfredo's
  • Wolfgang Steak house
  • Outback
  • Texas Roadhouse
Italian:
  • Italianni's
  • Sbarro
  • House of Lasagna
Indian:
  • Royal Indian Curry House
  • Little India
  • Mantra Bistro
  • Kashmir
  • Annapoorna
Vietnamese:
  • Pho
  • Saigon Pho Vietnamese Restaurant
  • Bawai's Vietnamese
  • Babh Mi
  • Ba Noi's
  • Pho Hoa Noodle Soup
  • Banh Mi Kitchen
Thai:
  • My Thai Kitchen
  • Smile Elephant Thai Restaurant
  • Simply Thai
Pizza:
  • S&R Pizza
  • Yellow Cab
  • Domino's
  • Pizza Hut
  • Shakey's
Soul Food:
  • Holy Smoke


















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