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Zumba moms’ gesture to help taho vendor in Kawit goes viral
A story of Zumba mommies in Kawit who helped a taho vendor after he accidentally spilled his products has been making rounds online. They reunited with each other few days later after the incident and were honored by the local government that extended them more financial assistance.
Amp up your street style game with these Kawit-based streetwear brands
Here are five of local streetwear brands in Kawit, Cavite that you need to add to your wardrobe right now.
Cavite City puts twist in bihon with pancit choco ensu tinta
There is no doubt that pancit is one of the most famous and well-loved Filipino dishes. It comes in many varieties across the country, In Cavite City, instead of preparing the traditional pancit bihon, Cavitenos have come up with their very own pancit choco en su tinta.
Cavite City ipinagmamalaki ang ‘all-time favorite’ pasalubong na tamales
Kung ikaw ay namamasyal sa naturang lungsod, hindi mo dapat kalimutan ang tinaguarian nilang “all-time favorite” pasalubong. Ito ay ang tamales na ipinagmamalaki ng mga residente sa Cavite City.
This love month, almost 200 couples wed in Rosario’s free beach wedding
The Municipality of Rosario has launched a free beach wedding for their residents this February. Almost 200 couples joined the 'Kasalang Bayan' and among them are Jheanmae and Mark Anthony, who have been together for 12 years.
Cavite City boasts of own version of kesong puti
Pandesal is a top-tier bread that Filipinos serve in their daily breakfast table. Its rich, fluffy texture and its fresh-from-the-oven aroma can make everyone crave for it every morning especially when there is a cup of hot coffee to pair it with. The breakfast experience becomes so much better when the pandesal is eaten with quesillo, a milky white cheese that Caviteños serve with bread.
Kilalanin si Mang Eddie, ang maabilidad na shoe-shine boy ng Cavite City
Noong mga panahong hindi pa laganap ang makabagong teknolohiya, maraming trabaho ang kinagisnan ng marami na naging parte na rin ng kanilang buhay. Ngunit dahil sa pag-usbong ng modernong panahon, ang mga trabahong manu-mano ay unti-unti nang naglalaho. Sa kabila nito, may mga hanapbuhay na kung ituring ng iba na makaluma na ang nananatiling buhay pa sa Cavite City. Kabilang na rito ang paglilinis, pagpapakintab, at pagkukumpuni ng mga sirang sapatos o tsinelas. Kilalanin sa istoryang ito si Eduardo Mateo Jr., o mas kilala bilang Mang Eddie, ang maabilidad na shoe-shine boy ng Cavite City.
Tour around with this Cultural Symbol of Cavite – Baby Bus
Jeepneys are the most popular and affordable means of public transportation in the Philippines. In some parts of Cavite, they have their own unique public utility vehicle, which is a bit larger than the famous jeepney yet smaller than typical buses. These are the “baby buses” or “mini buses” as locals call them. Alongside the traditional modes of transportation and private cars, baby buses can also be seen plying through the busy streets of Cavite.
Tea-ktalk, Tea-liling, and more: Milk tea places with witty, funny names
Aside from the quality of their drinks, these milk tea places in Cavite City, Kawit, and Rosario are turning heads because of their humorous and creative names.
Feel at home with this Cavite City’s original delicacy
Bibingkoy is a type of Filipino rice cake that originated from Cavite City. A glutinous rice dumpling filled with sweetened boiled mung beans, the delicacy is served with sauce made with coconut cream, jackfruit strips and tapioca balls, which makes it taste like bibingka, buchi and ginataan all in one.