PNKY Menu

This would be the first time I’d be writing about a restaurant’s menu. PNKY’s carte du jour’s just so wonderful I’m dedicating a whole post about it.

PNKY Travel Café is best defined from the owner’s own words imprinted on the pages of their menu:

Pynky Gomez-Magsino's ForewordThe menu is more like a scrapbook / coffee table book of sorts showcasing the places Pynky’s family has traveled to than a café menu. The pages are filled with analogue photographs from her children Liana and Ben, tickets, travel postcards, foreign currencies, passports and all sorts of knickknacks accumulated through years of traveling are pasted inside its cardboard pages.
Lomographs Inside the PNKY MenuOne particular page got me glued like sticky rice on a finger is Liana’s crossprocessed lomograph of the Eiffel Tower double exposed on a photograph of Belgium’s treetopped hills. Surreal is the word.
Paris France & Waterloo BelgiumAnd in between all of these are of course the food menus, both handwritten and typewritten; one can almost forget that this is a café menu after all.

PNKY is all about Travel

  
Click to enlarge PNKY Travel Cafe’s Food Menu

Click to View Location in Google MapsPNKY Travel Café
18 Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City
http://pnkyhome.com/pnkycafe/index.html
(074) 444-5418

 

PART OF A 4-DAY BAGUIO SERIES
Trip Itinerary-Summary | People Watching at Burnham Park | Burnham Park’s Orchidarium| Ukay Ukay Stores Revisited | Zola Resto Café
50’s Diner | Veniz Grill Breakfast Buffet | Walking Around Tam-Awan Village | The Art of Tam-Awan | Tam-Awan Café 
The Architecture of BenCab Museum | The Art Inside BenCab Museum | Café Sabel | Café by the Ruins | Night Market
The Haunting of the Laperal White House | PNKY Travel Café | The Funky PNKY Travel Café Menu | Camp John Hay’s Eco Trail
Lost Inside Camp John Hay’s Golf Course | Starbucks at Camp John Hay Revisited | Starbucks Global Icon City Mug | Mt Cloud Bookshop
Oh My Gulay! Redux! | The Lights Across Baguio’s Hills | Hotel Veniz | Public Market Pasalubongs 

 


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Posted by Christian Lucas Sangoyo on Tuesday, June 7, 2011

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