It’s not every day you get a sushi delivery in such a unique box, with no idea what’s inside until you lift the flap and get drawn in. Inside, you find a clever cardboard bento box complete with ginger, soy sauce in a tiny tube, and wasabi, all ready for dipping your sushi. Carmina had ordered her twelve pieces sushi from Sushizen through Grab food which was located in Quezon City . Sushizen doesn't have a social media account can try looking up in Grab or Food Panda incase would like to place an order. Here is the address: The Zen Daily Box includes 4 pieces of crunchy salmon special, 4 pieces of tropical spicy salmon roll, and 4 pieces of dynamite chicken cutlet roll for 299.00 pesos ($5.07), excluding delivery and tip. Carmina was surprised that the sushi was bite-sized and quite small, so it’s best to order additional food if you want a more filling meal. NOT SPONSORED. Check out my channel @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube and click on the subscribe button for more videos. Than...
In our life we come across items we need to learn to let go or else we fill up our home with too many clutter and soon it will overlap to take over a mess to uncover in the years to come. Ever since I began living in the Philippines and living with so many people who work for us you learn the value of items you have in your home what items they don't have because one thing they would prefer to supplement their family first before buying unnecessary items. Every year I would clean out my clutter and decide what I no longer need or items I can let go to give to those who can use it for a better use. Sometimes we hold on our belongings with sentimental value what happens if you're no longer with that certain person or items your parents gave you when you're young. Learn to let go on items you no longer need seat down and list all your items down check your list and how many items you can give away or sell to someone who can use it more than you. You will realize late...