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When Japanese restaurant Haru formally opened recently in Kapitolyo, Pasig, a swirl of geishas happily welcomed guests to a night of good food that led to an unforgettable gustatory experience. The fare that restaurateur Dr. Boy Vazquez, owner of Haru, offered his friends that night was so memorable that writing this piece made me crave more of his food.

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Jojo Gabinete hosted a post-Christmas lunch for visiting STAR L.A.

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