Cebuano Superstitions We Grew Up Hearing
Don’t point at trees. Don’t cut your nails after dark. We revisit the Cebuano superstitions lolo and lola handed down, and why we still hesitate.
30
Oct
17
Oct
Help Is a Phone Call Away: Affordable Mental Health Resources in Cebu
Seeking support does not always mean a private therapist. Here are public services and hotlines in Cebu to start with.
30
Sep
Chai Tea House: A Little Piece of India in Cebu
Bright pink-and-blue branding, illustrated cups, and a whole lot of personality.
30
Aug
Beyond the Blow-Dry: Raising the Grooming Standard with Pet Bowtique
Pet Bowtique brings show-level grooming to Cebu, real technique, not just a quick bath and trim.
15
Aug
Ban Khafe Finds Its Flavor in Familiar Comfort
A small eatery in Capitol Site keeps things simple, sulit, and full of flavor Cebuanos already know.
31
Jul
The Finish Line Is Just the Beginning for Cebu’s Running Community
Why running became Cebu’s favorite social habit, and what keeps them going?
23
Jul
Macros in Menus: The Rise of Protein-Forward Options in Cebu Dining
How Cebu’s growing fitness culture pushed local restaurants, cafes, and meal-prep spaces to level up their protein game.
13
Jul
24
Jun
Sheng Mai Refuses to Fit Into One Box
Student. Athlete. Performer. Sheng Mai never got the memo about picking one.
02
Jun
Cebu’s Pop-Up Market Culture and a New Generation of Cebuano Identity
The best thing about Cebu’s pop-up markets isn’t what’s for sale.