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Its mysterious darkness arouses one’s curiosity.

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Behold the perfect piece of meat — tender, melting in the mouth, pleasurable, and every bit devour-worthy.

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O’sonho Portuguese fusion restaurant opened its second branch at the Eastwood Mall.

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In this special plate of paella, there’s absolute delight in every bite. After all, it isn’t just any paella. It is O’sonho’s Paella De Frutos Do Mar. In our language, it can just be called seafood paella. But in my palate, it’s more than that.

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After a single plate, I fell in love. Is it possible to fall in love with a sea bass? In any case, sitting down at the new Portuguese restaurant O’sonho — which means “of dreams” — I found the sea bass was indeed dreamy...

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MANILA, Philippines – When Cris and husband Nick Barancik discovered Portuguese cuisine on a trip to Macau, it was as if the two epicurean explorers had set foot on a culinary land of promise.

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