The city's famous Forest House closed down in 2020 after 19 years of business, but never disappeared. Here's how the Verzosa family kept the beloved name alive.
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.
NEW ENTRANCE. The new Forest House is built around greenery and nature in Suello Village. John Roxas/Rapplerduring the pandemic, after 19 years of business. Bidding its “last farewell” on June 30, 2020, Forest House made sure to thank its loyal diners for their support, whether it be just to drop by for a cup of coffee or enjoy a feast with the family.
GARDEN DINING. In front of the restaurant is a spacious garden for al fresco diners and romantic dates, under warmly-lit trees. John Roxas/Rappler WELCOME HOME. Raquel’s Cuisine by Forest House is an extension of the Verzosa family’s warmth and passion for service. John Roxas/Rappler SINIGANG NA SALMON. Although not as sour as I would have preferred, the broth is still comforting enough to enjoy with a hot cup of rice. John Roxas/RapplerSinigang na Salmon sinigang asimBROWNIE ALA MODE. It’s a brownie that’s more on the dense, hard side than the soft and chewy kind. John Roxas/RapplerChoco Fudge Ala Mode
“Personally, we found it difficult to raise children when we spent most of our time out of the country. We now have five children and when we moved up here to Baguio in 1998, we had much more time to spend with them,” Ari added. The restaurant sources most of its ingredients locally. Why wouldn’t they, considering the freshness of Baguio’s highland vegetables? Prices are more reasonable and they get to support the local growers.
PATRONS, OLD AND NEW. Raquel’s Cuisine caters to both old and new diners who want the taste of FH but at more affordable prices. John Roxas/Rappler
Filipino Restaurants Food Life And Style Luzon Travel
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
House-to-House Vaccinations Conducted in BARMM to Curb Pertussis and MeaslesHouse-to-house vaccinations are being conducted in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) to curb the increasing cases of pertussis and measles. The Department of Health, in collaboration with the World Health Organization, aims to vaccinate over a million children in the region.
Read more »
BARMM to roll out house-to-house measles jabsA house-to-house vaccination drive against measles will be launched in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.
Read more »
DILG reiterates Masungi Georeserve a protected forest reserveThe Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) over the weekend reiterated that the Masungi Georeserve in Baras, Rizal is a protected forest reserve, even as the Special Action Forces in the area are leaving due to downsizing.
Read more »
Bontoc Ili community performs rain ritual amid drought, forest fires'The Manerwap ritual is not just about seeking rain. It’s a testament to our deep connection with nature and our ancestors’ wisdom,' says Bontoc Mayor Jerome Mayor Jerome Tudlong Jr.
Read more »
Secretary Yulo-Loyzaga to Expel Forest Conservationists from Upper Marikina WatershedSecretary Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga announces plans to remove forest conservationists from the Upper Marikina Watershed during a Senate inquiry on the neglect of protected areas by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. Yulo-Loyzaga argues that the Masungi Georeserve Foundation's reforestation efforts are invalid, despite their previous recognition for environmentalism. The foundation has been combating land grabbers, illegal loggers, and unlicensed resorts with the help of park rangers. Senator Raffy Tulfo also calls for an investigation into Yulo-Loyzaga's potential conflict of interest regarding her family's ranch in Palawan.
Read more »
DENR’s Yulo-Loyzaga to shut down Marikina watershed reforestationSecretary Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga will expel forest conservationists from the Upper Marikina Watershed.
Read more »