mmmmmasarrrappp!

"In Tagalog masarap means delicious."

On Fridays and Saturdays you will notice some stalls near the entrance (parallel to Ace Hardware) to SM Department Store’s Makati branch. Those stalls sell baked goods to complete meals. You may find tahong (sea mussel) chips, chicharon or crispy pork skin, cakes, pastries, pastas, Japanese meals, and natives dishes like ginataang tulingan.

these ensaymadas are from Moms, i love these ensaymadas. they're so fluffy and soft and freshly baked

sushi anyone?

ginataang tulingan

Sushi USBs, anyone?

I can't explain it but I have this fascination with USBs. Maybe because they don't take up much space, they can fit in to any pocket, wallet, purse, whatevs.
Not to mention that with every geeky USB that comes out of the market the memory gets bigger and bigger. I even posted once about this geeky USB.
And just now I saw this luscious looking USBs at Urban Outfitters.

They look so fresh and real and ready for munching! Yaaargg! I got hungry just by looking at the pics of those USBs.

Here's the salmon usb

And, here's the tuna usb... looks real enough to munch on!

There's even a pizza USB, but it's not the same as the sushi, USBs. The pizza usb looks as plasticky as it is though (ooops, just my thought)...

By the way the USBs can store up to 1Gb only at $50 a piece.