Eleana May

Looking for a brunch spot, we tried the Omelet Factory in Santee. The atmosphere is big and beautiful. Santee, located in the desert of San Diego, offers a lot of meal options to try. I had the California Omelette with hash browns ($17.49) and a peach juice ($3.99), while others tried the Factory Omelette ($17.99) and a mimosa ($8.99). The meals were big, delicious, and worth trying. The server was nice, but she forgot to bring us boxes, and we waited a long time until I finally asked another server. This experience made me feel less energetic about returning. That's how I feel.

The Sunset Cafe in Cle Elum, Washington, is a delightful breakfast spot as you journey towards Spokane or going to Seattle. With a variety of meals and desserts to try, it's a great place for a satisfying breakfast or a quick bathroom break during your travels. A convenient stopover option!

Nice to try the Shake Shack here, I have the Korean Chicken Burger, fries and Maple shake but the employee forgot mine. So I need to return in the front desk. When they gave me my Maple Shake they gave me Vanilla Shake. Wow.

My friends have vegetarian burger, bacon avocado burger, then they said he doesn’t have your chocolate shake but my friend had her frozen hot chocolate. Great.

Tasty food, yummy beverages, taking off a point because the self service kiosks were not operational and it did take several minutes for the food to come out.

Worth a try!

Happy to visit the Palawan Butterfly Ecological Garden which is famous for providing visitors with a captivating experience of observing diverse species of butterflies in their natural habitat. This ecological haven in Palawan, Philippines, offers a chance to witness the colorful and delicate creatures up close. The garden's focus on butterfly conservation, education, and its serene surroundings contribute to its popularity among tourists and nature enthusiasts. It serves as an educational destination, raising awareness about the importance of preserving these beautiful insects and their ecosystems. Worth it to visit!

My friend invited me to her birthday party, and I was thrilled to accept the invitation! The celebration took place at a Japanese-style karaoke club with a fantastic combination of food, drinks, and singing. What made it even better was that it was an all-Sunday happy hour. To ensure we got a spot, we made a reservation in advance, as this place tends to get quite busy on weekends. Fortunately, we found plenty of free parking nearby in downtown Seattle, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. The disadvantage is there are not a lot of food to choose however at least there are snacks to eat haha! Another one, I’m confused for the hallway after the women’s bathroom, I’m lost a bit hehe. Still, we had an amazing time and truly relished her short celebration! Well, you should try if you love Karaoke!