Aside from their mouth-watering menu of delectable grilled barbecue and Boholano dishes, Payag Restaurant’s (Tagbilaran, Bohol) unique way of presenting utensils to guests is quite eye-catching:
Wrapped in miniature brown paper bags and tied with an Abaca twine, seeing utensils presented in this manner makes dining at the restaurant an interesting experience from start to finish.
I can’t say that I’m really fond of recycled paper stationery (you know, the brown ones?). I find them too dark to write on—this type of paper isn’t something that I will find useful. In case I’d buy some, it’s probably just for my collection or to give as a gift.
Papemelroti specializes in recycled paper art and stationery, in addition to their wooden stuff collection. They sell really pretty novelty paper stuff. Take a look at their site and see what I mean.
The company used to be a small, family-run gift shop in Tomas Morato. Now, they’ve expanded to branches all over the city and added more products to their catalog. It’s basically still a gift shop, but with more products. Check out their paper products (which I particularly like collecting!).
