HUNGER pangs that strike midnight or in the early morning hours is always an unpleasant thing especially if one is not in the mood to cook. Everybody knows most of the island’s restaurants close at 11 p.m. at the latest, except for a very few establishments in Garapan and Susupe. We have all but turned…
TINIAN — I’ve seen the sign on the fork of the road lots of times before, a crudely made piece of wood painted with the words “Tinian Shrine” with an arrow pointing to a rough road leading to a thick shrubbery. The huge potholes in the road are a big turnoff especially if you are…
THIS food stop was designed with the idea where food should come above all else, and diners will think and talk of nothing else but the food. Aptly named, FoodTalk has been steadily gaining popularity word since it entered the food arena and started serving authentic Filipino dishes with a dash of local and international…
TINIAN—A few meters away from the air raid shelters and the monuments erected in memory of the marine battalions is the dilapidated yet sturdy structure used to house the air administrations staff building in the North Field of Tinian. Except for the distant whirring sounds of a brush cutter some maintenance men making as they…
The idea to have lunch at this cozy and idyllic garden restaurant on Tinian did not enter my mind as I and visiting photographer from Australia Dirk Spennemann drove around the island under the heat of the noonday sun looking for a place to eat one day last week, until I made a call to…