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Today we are leaving Bohol!!! Boohoo 🙁 But before we left, we enjoyed our breakfast in Saffron (we did not get to eat in Saffron the day before because of the dolphin and island hopping tour). The spread was decent but we still prefer the breakfast in Peacock Garden 🙂 But we need to comment on the added special touch at Amorita Resort – the waitress will put a fresh frangipani flower by the ear of female guests during breakfast and this makes the ladies feel pretty and extra special 🙂

Omelette Station and Buffet spread at Amorita Resort…

Amorita Resort Breakfast Salad and cold cuts

Amorita Resort Bread and cereals selection

Amorita Resort Breakfast Cheese, tuna and mushroom omelette

Last shot of pretty waters and soft sand from Amorita Resort

Our checkout was again fast and smooth. There was no hiccups with the bill and there was even a small box of cookies as a parting gift! I love the confectionery at Amorita resort! Keep it up! 🙂

Soon we were on the ferry heading back to Cebu. Boohoo again. After we alighted, we queued for close to 30 minutes before we managed to get a taxi to City Suites Ramos Tower. The fare was only 90 peso. We quickly checked in, left our luggage in our room, and walked out to the city. We shopped and ate around the Fuente Osmena Circle for a couple of hours before we filled our spare travel bag with local goodies and souvenirs for friends and family back home.

City Suites $73 double super single beds

Shopping at Fuente Osmena Circle Cebu

Spaghetti meal with one piece chicken and coke at Jollibee

To end the day, we indulged in a “All Meat Pizza” and San Miguel beer while watching the sunset from the balcony of our 20th floor unit.

All meat pizza and Turrones de Cebu for dinner while enjoying the sunset view at the balcony…

Turrones De Cebu for 75 pesos but the one at Amorita was better and crunchier

Huge all meat pizza and 4 SMB for 448 pesos cheaper than dominoes. Thin crust and yummy!

Sunset from our room at Ramos Tower City Suites orangey sky

Sunset and Tops Hill seen from our room at Ramos Tower City Suites

Kate dozed off while I watch the Matrix Trilogy!

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Day 7 just whizzed past like that and soon we were at our last day of our Cebu/Bohol trip. Boohoo…

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The title of this post speaks for itself 🙂 We walked to the Fuente Osmena Circle from City Suite Ramos Tower and shopped in almost all the malls around it. Some of the buildings looked rundown and we did not dare to enter. Oh! Did we mentioned that there are security guards checking your bags when you enter the malls? We were not used to that. We also ate at Jollibee and KFC to see if there is any difference in the food served here and in Singapore.

Shopping at Fuente Osmena Circle

KFC in Cebu Philippines – 150pesos ($4.5)

For KFC, the price is definitely cheaper as compared to Singapore. They do have unique items such as the cookies and cream drink which we tried on the hot afternoon. The not so good thing? The chicken was pretty small!

Jollibee in Cebu Philippines – 108 Pesos ($3?!)

The standard of Jollibee in Cebu is pretty much the same as in Singapore (yes, we got to try the Singapore one after spending much time in the queue). Portion was quite generous as well. The only difference we thought was that the spaghettic sauce was a tad bit sweeter than the Singapore version. Perhaps they changed it a little to suit the local taste.