Sometimes, to survive your college life, you just have to look around and find things that make it bearable—and those are the food trips you’ll do. It may be with your barkadas, duo, or alone. The familiar scent of your favorite foods that can make you happy during your hardest times.
That payment for your food is like a payment for your little happiness. It may be the fanciest meal or the student meal that you’ll love, and no matter what, it’s what makes our journey memorable. Our very own paboritongkarinderya, tusok-tusok, food stall if we have the budget, or places where we treat ourselves after a hell week of exams.
So, what about yours? Share your favorite food trip
The smoky, savory comfort that ihaw brings after a long day of classes—the only smoke you can accept. Photo by Arwin Waworuntu | Source: PexelsSiomai rice—the cheapest food that saves your growling stomach. The best sauce is the winner! Photo by: Rose Marie Beringuel | Source: PexelsTusok-tusok—the favorite street food! From kwek-kwek and kikiam to fish balls and squid balls, there’s always a favorite for everyone. Photo by: Amore Dumlao | Source: PexelsPares—the ultimate comfort food after a long day. A warm, flavorful bowl that hits the spot without hurting a student’s wallet. Photo by: Mico Medel | Source: PexelsSisig—the sizzling plate that will never fail you. That crispy and hot bite that you will always come back to. Photo by: Mark John Hilario | Source: PexelsPastil—the ultimate budget-friendly meal, with its flavorful chicken threads, that one serving might just leave you wanting more. Silog meals—the one that won’t leave your list. A well-known breakfast, but you can enjoy it at any time of the day. Kahit anong pares sa itlog at kanin, it will never go out of style. Photo by: Brandon Lavilla | Source: PexelsCanton—every strand is a part of college life. A go-to meal during thesis days and a favorite quick fix for merienda. Photo by: Cottonbro | Source: PexelsKarinderya food—the one that saves you when you miss home-cooked meals. Easy on the budget, but never short on flavor. Photo by: Denniz Futalan | Source: Pexels
Communication Arts Student at Philippine Women’s University | MPL Fan & Storyteller
An enthusiastic MPL fan who looks beyond the scene. Beyond the battlefield, she explores the stories, people, emotions, and moments that make the game more than just a game. This is where those stories are written.
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