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Is this the natural hair gamechanger the internet won’t stop talking about? My full review of Khaokho Talaypu.

Sometimes when you spend too much time watching other people’s TikTok videos, you stumble upon something you actually need. Carmina was running out of shampoo and conditioner when I saw a trending product called  Khaokho Talaypu from Thailand, known for helping with hair problems. Since I have frizzy hair and usually go for products with coconut, I was immediately interested. I looked for a shampoo and conditioner set and found one for 469.00 pesos ($7.95), not including shipping and handling, with a 40% discount. I also checked reviews before buying, and they were all positive. It’s always important to do your own research before trusting what people say. I’ll be trying the product myself and will share my experience before officially recommending it. Carmina followed the instructions on the shampoo and conditioner for her hair, and after a few hours, I blow-dried mine. It felt soft and returned to its natural texture without any frizz, which had been my problem before. The sme...

Uncle Danny Craving for Seafood from Crab House Seaside Macapagal


Three years ago, Crabpot Seaside Macapagal was introduced by Mom Nikki during her birthday. After eating there, we kept coming back when we have friends visiting the Philippines.

Uncle Danny on his last visit to the Philippines. He had requested to eat at Dampa Seaside before dropping him off at the airport.

Mom Violy had suggested to go back asking Carmina to search up the phone number online. Mom Violy found out that Crabpot had changed the name and location near the fruit stand.

The new name is Crab House Seaside Dampa in Macapagal.

Yes, there is parking in the front and back of the location.

The new location provides Family KTV rooms making sure you consume food up to 1,000 pesos ($18.18) to get two hours free time to sing.

Each room has airconditioned and a server coming inside bringing in your food and beverages.

Crab House Seaside Dampa also have tables for those who don't feel like singing a tune.

There are two options you can let the server purchase your seafood in the nearest market or come along and pick your own bringing along the serve with you to get the best deals out of your money.

Mom Violy had purchased fresh shrimp and squid from Jaymark. 

Crab House Seaside Dampa will cook your food by adding additional service charge to cook the seafood you would like to eat depends upon the kilo you plan to eat.


The squid has been cooked to make into Calamares for 260.00 ($4.73) per kilo.

Butter ed Garlic Shrimp is 280.00 ($5.09) per kilo.

Buttered Garlic Crab is 210.00 ($3.82) per kilo purchased from Gina's Crab.

Steam Lapu Lapu is 290.00 ($5.27) per kilo steamed with soy sauce purchased from Rafael & Andrea Live and Fresh Seafood.


Mom Violy had the second one for takeout cooked the same way.

Mom Violy doesn't remember how much the pinakbet is roughly around 300.00 pesos ($5.36).

Food is served by using a cartwheeled near the Family KTV that was across from our table. Carmina was able to see the food being served to them.


Our lunch is served and ready to eat our meal treated from Uncle Danny.


Make sure you look for Dimple to assist you while dining at Crab House.

NOTE:

Carmina is not selling or advertising for food served at Crab House Seaside Macapagal.

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