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August 21, 2025

From limited-edition Italian dishes and a frozen yogurt brioche to Japan's trending warabimochi, here's where to go for your next sweet or savory craving

- JANE KINGSU-CHENG

What do you get when three crowd favorites roll out exciting updates? A delicious trio of reasons to visit each of them and try their newest releases.

Whether it’s celebrating milestones, launching new treats, or opening new doors, Cibo, Llaollao, and Warabimochi Kamakura are all serving something fresh—and definitely worth trying. Here’s a quick roundup of what’s new with these food favorites.

Pasta, pastries, and P28

Celebrating its 28th anniversary, Cibo is offering diners a variety of exciting reasons to join its celebration. One highlight is the limited-edition dishes by executive chef Jorge Mendez. A must-try is the Tubettoni alla Nduja, a spicy and creamy pasta featuring Nduja sausage, burrata, tomato tsuke-mono, and stewed tomatoes. There’s also the pizza version that combines tomato sauce and mozzarella with Nduja sausage and burrata.

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DTI warns: Brace for massive dumping of cheaper imports

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Cristina Roque said the government expects massive dumping to happen soon due to the challenging trade environment caused by the United States' (US) tariffs.

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A mini-'Thrilla'

Believe it or not, I had my own mini-\"Thrilla in Manila\" moment in the middle of the “fight of the century” between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier 50 years and eight days ago, on Oct. 1, 1975.

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1 mins

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Top Line fuels Visayas expansion

Top Line Business Development Corp. is investing ₱385.12 million for its fuel importation and distribution businesses as it continues to expand its operations in the Visayas.

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2 mins

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The absence of privilege on our roads

I don't know if I'm the only one who's noticed it, but it's been a while since I've seen cars bearing the No. 7 or No. 8 license plates-those reserved for senators and members of the House of Representatives.

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2 mins

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No word yet on who will replace Remulla at DOJ; Vida named OIC

Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Undersecretary Claire Castro said that President Marcos has not shortlisted anyone yet for the Department of Justice (DOJ) post that will be vacated soon by Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin \"Boying\" Remulla.

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1 min

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Hans Sy is MAP's Management Person of the Year

The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) has selected business tycoon Hans Sy, who chairs the executive committee of SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SM Prime), as the group's \"Management Person of the Year.

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1 mins

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Davao Oriental eyes nickel mining ban

The provincial government of Davao Oriental is mulling to pass a measure to stop ongoing nickel mining operations on the slopes of the Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary in Barangay Macambol in the City of Mati.

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2 mins

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Lady Bulldogs breeze past Falcons

Reigning champion National University stamped its class and breezed past Adamson, 69-51, to post its second straight win in the UAAP Season 88 women's basketball tournament at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City Wednesday, Oct. 8.

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1 min

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Toward a counter-consciousness vs corruption

While reviewing the record of protest movements in the country, I came across the story of the \"Hyatt 10.\" On July 8, 2005, eight Cabinet secretaries and two bureau heads tendered their irrevocable resignation and urged then President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to emulate their example, during a press conference at the Pasay City hotel that became the name tag of their cohort.

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3 mins

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Mayor Isko eases permits approval; city nets P552-M collection in 100 days

The city government of Manila has recorded over ₱552 million in collections from business taxes, licenses, and permits during the first 100 days under Mayor Francisco \"Isko Moreno\" Domagoso due to faster permit approvals and tighter fiscal management.

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1 mins

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