We've been here for some time now, and we've now had a chance to experience a considerable part of the local culture. Naturally, we begin sharing this with you by discussing the most important part of any culture: food.
As noted in our earlier post about Guam's history, Guam has been a center for cross-cultural contact, having been exposed to Filipino, Spanish, Japanese, American, and other Pacific Islander cultures just in the past 500 years. As a consequence, the local cuisine draws from many sources and influences.
