His new book takes a look at how a famous D.C. park was modeled after another park in the Philippines, and much more.

Restaurant editor Andrew Knowlton called Bad Saint “the kind of place I spend all year searching for” and praised the “personal” menu by the Filipino-American chef that was borne of deep research into regional cuisine and lots of tinkering.

Explore both your artistic side and your palate at the pop-up Salo X, at Mess Hall, this weekend.

Is it worth the wait at D.C.’s newest hot spot? We thought so.

The D.C. area has gotten a windfall of new Filipino restaurants this year, so there are no many more places to sink your teeth into vinegar-spiked crispy pig and deep-fried bananas.

Mt. Pleasant’s Purple Patch offers brunchers a very different dining experience.

You might have to wait to get into the small dining room at this neighborhood Filipino spot, but it will be worth it.

D.C. may be lacking in Filipino restaurants, but in places like Beltsville’s Manila Mart, the ethnic cuisine is bountiful.

Councilmember Marion Barry (D-Ward 8) is set to join a coalition of Asian American groups for a press conference tomorrow at a church in Anacostia, where the mayor-for-life is expected to address derogatory comments about Asian American businesses and Filipino nurses he made in April.

At a hearing today, Councilmember Marion Barry (D-Ward 8) alternated between criticizing the media and Asian American advocates who expressed their disappointment with his recent comments on Asian business owners and Filipino nurses.