After lunch, we went to Bob’s Restaurant to have a light snack. The four of us didn’t have enough space to fill in more food since we had our breakfast (brunch) buffet at the hotel. The first time I tried Bob’s was not in Bacolod, but in Makati. So if you are from Manila, you can visit Bob’s Restaurant anytime. Price wise, definitely Bacolod branch is way cheaper.

Pandan Mamon (Php 29) – There were so much interesting pastries, cakes and breads to try. Among the rest, what seemed different to me is their Pandan Mamon. Only 2 pieces left, lucky for me and Em. The texture was soft and moist with its pandan aroma I could smell before taking a bite.

A buffet section was also available at Bob’s Restaurant. Nobody from the group was interested to load up too much on food.

Lacson St. was kind of dead in the afternoon. Only a few were out that time.

Nothing to do in the afternoon aside from eating and observing the town. Hence, the group decided to head back to the hotel for a quick power-nap and re-charge for Bacolod’s night life.

Dinner at Inaka happened. Waited in line at 21 to try their famous Batchoy but plan failed again. 🙁 We waited for an hour to get a table but we were unfortunate. 21 was packed with families and it seemed like a long dinner for them to stand up and leave the restaurant. Our stomachs couldn’t take it anymore, grumbling like hungry hippos, so we ended up at Inaka Restaurant and Sushi Bar, a Japanese restaurant beside 21.

The chef showed his moves at the Teppanyaki table.

Dinner ended at the time the colorful lighted Masskara parade passed by Lacson St. We saw a number of floats, performing their Masskara dance moves. Those were short performances and we wanted to see more. 🙁

With the man behind Rhipstop, Kaz!

One thing I concluded that night : Nothing beats Sinulog parties in Cebu!