#sebuya

[cokoweee]

Ahora entendí a que te referías con ese AU

Que loco es volver a saber de su existencia fuera de los comic dubs y ver como se ha desarrollado tu arte en comparación , mis felicitaciones de parte de este random de Internet 👀🤙

Hehehe yeaahhhhh THAT au is what it’s about all along

Now that I’m older and much dumber I’ve turned it to something I can look at and not wanna scratch my eyes out :D

I tried typing this in Spanish but it kept getting worse and worse. PERO MUCHOS GRACIAS PALETA👍🤪

[yoorekka]

Well-known Pasalubong Shops of Bacolod to Take Home

One of the best things about Bacolod is their famous pasalubong, as demonstrated by its vibrant restaurant scene. Having that in mind, Bacoleños have made an industry of various pasalubong (take-home items) centers so that you can share your adventures with friends and family back home. Ready to find out where to get the best pasalubong from Bacolod? Check them out below!

Sugarlandia

The roots of Bacolod can simply be revisited by taking a bite out of the delicious treats by Sugarlandia. It began as a home-based industry in the 1930s. Sugarlandia has lived for about nine decades by keeping the recipes of the family matriarch Tia Dami. They were the first to present some of the staple delicacies of the city such as barquillos (crispy biscuit roll) and the well-known piaya (muscovado-filled flat bread). 

Virgie’s Homemade Products

Same with Sugarlandia, Virgie’s Homemade Products also began as a small home-based business at their rented house where the first branch still stands.  One of their best-selling varieties is the pastillias de manga (mango tart) which is a half-moon shaped tart filled with mango jam.  

Margie’s Cakes & Pastries

The hopia from Margie’s Cakes & Pastries is so well-known that it was even featured on an episode of Rated K. Hopia is a circular pastry puff with several sorts of fillings. One of the most popular product of Bacolod is the hopia sebuyas which is produced with spring onions. 

BongBong’s Piaya

BongBong’s is one of Bacolod's largest pasalubong shops. You can simply find their shops all over Bacolod. You can eat on their freshly produced piaya while looking around the store. Traveler also flock to BongBong’s for their toasted muffins, biscocho (baked bread), and their wide variety of flavored barquillos.

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