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The ube cassava was my favorite along with the turon which is not ube flavored but the banana was ripe and a good amount of jack fuit.

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Macarons A Go-Go - Macarons for our wedding. Totoro, tkdk honey bear, and round. Photo by Chung Li Photography.

Macarons A Go-Go

4.9(18 reviews)
1.9 km
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"A" and I (finally) got married last month and we decided not go to with a wedding cake, but we…read moreeach chose our favorite dessert instead. I chose macarons (of course) and he chose mini cupcakes. I'd been Instagram stalking Macarons A Go-Go for years, so our wedding was the perfect opportunity to finally order from them. And why just go with boring (but still great) round ones, but go with character ones instead? I'm a huge Studio Ghibli and tokidoki fan, so I requested Totoro and the tkdk honey bear, as well as a regular round one in salted caramel, lemon, and mango guava. They were super responsive and really patient when I couldn't make up my mind about flavors, characters, etc. They also delivered the macarons to our venue and set them in a display stand. They looked (and tasted) amazing! I am already looking forward to our next event so I could order more!!!

Hmmm what to say about Macaron a Go-Go (MAGG)? Well I'll be honest and I have an affiliation with…read morethe owner. I'm willing to admit this because well you want my honest opinion and you'll get it. But know this I'm no slouch when it comes to reviews even if I know you. As a matter of fact I'm giving MAGG their first 4-star rating (all are 5 at the time of this writing) You'll understand shortly. First off the creator behind MAGG, Van, is a connoisseur (bordering obsessed) of many things exotically sweet. If she decides to tackle things its with zest (like her Myer Lemon Macs) and reckless abandon (to my waste lines) but leaves you wanting more. Fortunately she did this with Macarons and now presenting it us so we are lucky for it. She's also a sweetheart to-boot. OK enough about that...now about these fancy cookies... At first the MAGG creations were so-so but after trial and error and hundreds of tastings later, I'm extremely satisfied to say that they are just a delight to enjoy. Every flavor I have tried has been on point. Myer Lemon, Spiced Pumpkin, Fleur Del Sel Caramel and Black Sesame were some of the standouts. The flavors stay true to their name and why wouldn't it be when it's fresh natural ingredients. She says she doesn't use food coloring and I'm just bewildered because they are not only a delight to eat but also look at with their vibrance and beauty (never thought I'd use those words to describe a cookie.) Texture wise the shell is crispy to a snap on initial bite moving inward to a chewy center and then finally the amazing flavored inner cream. I swear if I could "oreo" these cookies and lick out the cream I would but the eating them as a whole is what experience a macaron is about and MAGG does that well. Before I didn't even take notice of a macaron simply because they never really made an impression. Now that I have been re-introduced to them I have sought out and compared many others to MAGG and well they definitely hold their own if not blow out most Bay Area bakeries through the flavors. Now for the reason for the 4 stars, these damn things are on a rarity. You want to collect them as much as you want to eat them. Right now MAGG is only available through special order or in Burlingame Farmer's Market. I just wished there was more places to get them at or one place that had them available all the time since I'm not spoiled with tastings at gatherings anymore. If you are into Macarons then you will definitely need to check out Macarons A Go-Go. As a fringe benefit you'll also be supporting a local small business and great person. Highly recommended (when you can find them)!

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Macarons A Go-Go - Birthday celebration with our custom colored macarons

Birthday celebration with our custom colored macarons

Macarons A Go-Go - Our macarons will delight any events.

Our macarons will delight any events.

Macarons A Go-Go - Special shaped macarons for a birthday event

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Special shaped macarons for a birthday event

Spicevow - Samosas!

Spicevow

4.9(11 reviews)
25.4 km

When I first heard about Spice Vow through Instagram, I knew I wanted to try it. Their story hits…read morehome :) because the owners are a Filipino and Indian interracial couple like me and my partner! Keep in mind this is not a dine-in establishment and they mostly do catering, but you can catch weekend popups to pick up from their home. They focus on Indian/Filipino fusion foods but also have some non-fusion offerings. Since this isn't a combination you come across often though, we only got the fusion stuff from this week's popup menu. They advertise the weekend popups on Instagram so make sure you follow them to see when the next one is! I ordered ahead through their site and was able to set a pick up time. Our order was ready 5 minutes early, and because this is a new small business, you pick up the food from their home in Redwood City like I mentioned. Karen texted me and let me know the order was ready, and she came out to hand the food to us. She is super sweet, and even gave us some complimentary ube/lychee sago! Very easy order and pickup process. Onto the delicious noms!! We had: Ube chai 4/5: lovely Ube flavor, and some would probably rate this higher, I just rarely like cold chai :D Paneer Lumpia 4/5: we really enjoyed these, the spring rolls were nice and crisp and I liked that they are served on top of a banana leaf. The paneer didn't have much flavor so it gets drowned out by the sweet chili sauce. I think if the cheesy paneer flavor came out more it would be better. Butter chicken palabok 7/5: star of the show! So flavorful and so so good. The little packet of crushed chicharrones to put on top was a nice touch Tandoori chicken sisig 5/5: these fusion meals really hit. This was also bursting with flavor and the egg on top had the perfect jammy texture inside. Ube/lychee sago 5/5: I loved this and wish I got a full serving! There were some chunks of ube halaya and pieces of lychee too. Surprisingly not too sweet, and a really great treat. If you're in the peninsula definitely check them out! I think we are going to be regulars hehe :)

I visited their weekend pop-up in Hayward and their food did not disappoint!! As a Filipino with an…read moreIndian partner (just the same as the couple who run this business), I was so excited to come out and support them! Filipino and Indian cuisines are so flavorful on their own and they were able to combine those flavors seamlessly! I was able to make small talk with the couple while they were preparing my order and they seem like really kind people who want to bring their community together through food. The wife let me sample their chai while I was waiting, and they were generous enough to give me extra of the sides I ordered! Samosa chaat: 10/10! My boyfriend said this is the kind of taste he was missing from India, so I knew he enjoyed it. We've tried samosa chaat from many restaurants before, but this was the best one he had. He enjoyed the food so much that he left his first Yelp review! Tandoori Chicken Sisig: 10/10! As a sisig lover myself, there was something so familiar yet so distinct about this dish. The flavor was definitely Indian with all the spices and the diced onions and capsicum, but the jasmine rice and perfectly jammy fried egg on top was very Filipino! A genuine fusion of two cultures. Chicken lumpia: 9/10. I was surprised how few restaurants in my area don't have chicken lumpia, so I was more than eager to try this one and it did not disappoint. Even after not getting to it right away, the wrapper was still crispy at the ends and the filling was delicious, I wish there was more inside! I ordered 4 and they gave me 5 which I was really appreciated because I could have eaten a whole tray of these! Chai Ube Puto: 8/10! I loved how fluffy this was and I was obsessed with the slight spice of the chai coming through with every bite. It even seemed like there were maybe coconut bits inside! Wish the ube flavor came out more but it can be a hard flavor to work with especially when combining it with another without them overpowering each other. I kept thinking it would be so much more enjoyable with a cup of tea but I was too impatient and needed to eat them all! I ordered 2 and got 3! I can't wait to come and support them at their next pop-ups! My mouth is already watering at what foods we could try next. Beautiful blend of cultures and flavors

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Spicevow - Chocoflan yummyyy

Chocoflan yummyyy

Spicevow - Butter chicken palabok!

Butter chicken palabok!

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NorCal Kababayan Community Group - Pork skewer pricing!

NorCal Kababayan Community Group

5.0(1 review)
13.8 km

What is NorCal Kababayan Community? Community that connects…read moreFilipinos in Northern California that lift each other up through Bayanihan, cultural traditions, diverse culinary talents and entrepreneurial skills of our own heritage. Heard about this "Meet and Eat" Fil-Am Bay Area Popup on FB as my sister follows The Chinita Baker and heard they were having an event at the Amtrack Station in Hayward...where? Didn't know it existed and called the Capitol Corridor off Meekland. Who knew? Variety of food vendors (20+) from pork and chicken skewers, pancit, lumpia, plenty of stands with fresh fruit drinks, desserts like flan, Sans Rival cake and shaved ice! This was my first visit to this wonderful event with mainly food vendors with a couple of craft stands like jewelry and soaps. Now I remember why they say never shop while hungry as we ended up being overzealous and buying stuff for creating our own buffet! I'll just think of it as supporting small business! Some yummy stands: GRILLED BBQ and FRIED :: GIM Belly - Get In My Belly bbq - Filipino bbq ribs, grilled pork belly, Hawaiian garlic shrimp, chicken inasal - we shared the bbq ribs and they were so tender and delicious with added sauce! Wonderful! 3 ribs with rice $13 - 5 stars! : : Enee Can Cook - variety of items from Filipino- style lasagne (sweeter like the spaghetti), caldereta, shepherds pie - mashed potato with the same type of seasoned ground beef as the lasagne - yummy 4 stars : : Just N Joy - only stand offering lumpia, chicharrones, "ruffles", and seasoned chicken feet - lumpia was pretty standard but hit the spot - 4 stars : : Hipilito's Kitchen - only stand serving lechon roll, pancit palobok, pork binagoongan (shrimp paste) - lechon was juicy with that crispy skin...not as crunchy as I would like as it's sitting in a warmer with the cover on - 4 stars : : Ian and Janette's Pork Skewer - $1.50 each! Well seasoned and juicy - 4 stars! D E S S E R T S Most ordered by sister and sampled since I'm not big on Asian desserts :( : : Baked by Cara - pandan crinkle cookies : : M + K Street Eats - Filipino version of the Vietnamese drink called che be mau with coconut milk (no shaved ice) : : Mara's Delicacies - bought some flan and a fresh cantaloupe drink with shredded cantaloupe : : Marie's Kitchen - SansRival cake - this was good! This event is a great way to sample a variety of Filipino eats while supporting small business. Venue at the Capitol Corridor (Hayward Amtrak station) is new to me with a great setup...unfortunately, I heard not to leave your car during the day for extended period as 50-50 chance you'll get your windows smashed as area is not monitored. Sad as this a great station to travel from San Jose to Sacramento For this event, you don't have to worry as plenty of people around and a great addition to an area that hopefully is slowly changing. Note: Event is grab and go - tables are not available but bring a small tote to carry all your goodies!

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NorCal Kababayan Community Group - Ian and Janette pork skewers - So yummy!

Ian and Janette pork skewers - So yummy!

NorCal Kababayan Community Group - Meet and Eat FilAm Bay Area Food Pop Up - Saturday, 7/3 - 12 - 3pm Check IG for schedule

Meet and Eat FilAm Bay Area Food Pop Up - Saturday, 7/3 - 12 - 3pm Check IG for schedule

NorCal Kababayan Community Group - BBQ Ribs - added sauce - tender and delicious - thumbs up!

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BBQ Ribs - added sauce - tender and delicious - thumbs up!

Paris Flea Market - Vintage Eye Candy is to be enjoyed by all Everywhere!

Paris Flea Market

3.8(53 reviews)
58.7 km
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PLEASANTLY surprised of this "flea market" inspired by the famous Parisian flea market that is so…read moreshabby and chic. Did not know of its existence after living in Livermore for over 2 years when did a Google search of best flea markets in SF B ay Area. It is hidden in a large warehouse business area off HWY 580 at Vasco Rd. It is set up with vendors with its own "small" antique shops. Beautifully organized with many beautiful things to find. Was amazed at many reasonable priced furniture pieces. If this "flea market: would get the word out, I am certain that it would bring even more vendors. It is worth to explore since not too many antique shops nestled together in the Tri-Valley area. Only opened once a month for 4 days.

Lovely vintage antique shop with so much french, farmhouse, rustic, and chic decor. Knick Knack…read moreheaven for those who love shopping for unique holiday items!!! Open to the public 3 1/2 days a month, got a chance to visit for the month of November (Nov 6 - 9). The service was awesome, if one of the store associates see you holding an item, they will ask if you want them to put it in a basket for you. When u check out, just mention your basket name and they will ring it up for you. Love it this way so you aren't carrying a bunch of things around since the hallways are really narrow. The warehouse itself has a hallway with a bunch of rooms and stairs to a second floor. Each room has a lot of decor that you can buy, even the ones hanging on the walls. It was really packed even on Friday morning when I went, but it was manageable. I spent an hour and a half here. They mentioned having an outdoor market on Saturday and Sundays but I went on a Friday so I didn't get a chance to see it. However, they might only do that for this month because of the rainier weather next month. Prices were decent. Definitely worth checking this place out. I left with some cute decor for my new place (:

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Paris Flea Market - Vintage Easter Decor Inspiration Everywhere!

Vintage Easter Decor Inspiration Everywhere!

Paris Flea Market - VINTAGE VANITY DECOR

VINTAGE VANITY DECOR

Paris Flea Market

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