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Tantalizing the senses in Davao

By Karla P. Delgado | October 13, 2002 - 12:00am

Dako buli!" The squeals and laughter of children float across the market stalls like melodies heralding the arrival of a big, smiling chef named Ed Quimson. A plump lady emerges from her fish stall to give him...

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