President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vetoed a proposed measure seeking to declare the province of Pampanga as the culinary capital ...

Sisig, translating to “make sour,” is a meat dish said to have originated in Pampanga, the culinary capital of the Philippines. Sisig is a combination of savory, sweet, and tangy flavors ...

Known as the culinary capital of the Philippines, Pampanga has some of the best street food in the Philippines. To start our day, we went for a popular Filipino breakfast of silog, local style.

Sisig' boasts a rich history. As Chef JR Royol and the 'Farm to Table' crew highlight the region's flavors, it's clear why Pampanga is the 'Culinary Capital of the Philippines.' In this episode ...

In his veto message, President Marcos says that the measure may 'offend sensibilities in other provinces that are equally proud of their culinary contributions' ...

ON March 27, 2025, whiskey lovers around the world raised their glasses in celebration of International Whiskey Day — a timely occasion to talk about the way we ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has vetoed Senate Bill No. 2797 / House Bill No. 10634, which seeks to declare Pampanga as the Culinary Capital of the Philippine ...

PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. has vetoed a bill that seeks to declare the province of Pampanga as the culinary capital of the Philippines, citing potential discrimination against other provinces.

President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. has vetoed a proposed measure seeking to declare Pampanga province as the ''Culinary Capital of the Philippines ... Pampanga's Angeles City, the birthplace ...

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has vetoed a bill that sought to declare Pampanga as the "Culinary Capital of the ...