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EIGHT TREASURE STUFFED CHICKEN

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Chicken story

By Notes from the editor | January 19, 2014 - 12:00am

These past couple of weeks I have been absorbed – I might as well use the term obsessed – with deboning a chicken, in preparation for the Eight Treasure Stuffed Chicken for my New Year’s Eve table...

Starweek Magazine

'Love letters' usher Year of the Tiger at Crowne Plaza

February 14, 2010 - 12:00am

Crowne Plaza Galleria Manila welcomes the Year of the Tiger with a loud roar. Hotel guests are encouraged to relive traditions that will bestow prosperity and good fortune at Xin Tian Di Restaurant.

Travel and Tourism