Going around Metro Manila in (cheap) style!
Mar 18th, 2010 by Mang Parfum
The Blue Leaf is the latest events venue to hit one of the hippest places in Taguig—McKinley Hill, the largest township project to date of Megaworld.
Owned by Eugene Sandejas of Seven Tall Trees Events, Inc., The Blue Leaf is a 5,000-square meter events ground composed of three (3) elegant, well-designed, and modern Asian-inspired pavilions. These are the Banyan, Jade, and Silk pavilions. Each pavilion can accommodate 200 to 300 guests.
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Mar 11th, 2010 by Mang Parfum
Another one of Megaworld’s brainchild for estate development, The Venice Piazza at McKinley Hill has a look-and-feel reminiscent to Italy’s most romantic city. If your mind can’t get that far, just think of it as a miniature version of Las Vegas’ and Macau’s The Venetian Hotel and Casino—devoid of gambling though.
Just recently opened, there are now a number of establishments to check out in this plaza. These are Kuse, Sol Gelato, Little Asia Symphony of Flavors, Reyes Barbecue, and of course, the well-known fast food staples like KFC and McDonald’s. So, if you want to have a taste of Venice without ever leaving the country, then The Venice Piazza is the place for you.
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Mar 4th, 2010 by Mang Parfum
Located within Fort Bonifacio, the Heritage Park is a 76-hectare property dedicated for memorialization and remembrance. Three major thoroughfares makes the park very accessible. These roadways are EDSA via McKinley Road, South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) via Lawton Avenue, and C5.
Heritage Park is one of the country’s premier memorial services providers. They just happened to be the trusted provider of the Aquino family, providing the embalming services to our former President and Mother of Philippine Democracy, Corazon C. Aquino. Prior to that, they also serviced the late Rudy Fernandez—one of the few well-known Philippine cinema action stars—when he lost his battle against cancer.
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Feb 21st, 2010 by Mang Parfum
One of the many iconic landmarks of the city courtesy of its clock tower, Manila City Hall is the local government seat of the nation’s capital.
This coffin-shaped building houses both local and national department offices providing services such as General Management, Legal or Public Safety, Infrastructure and Sanitation, and Education, to name a few.
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Feb 19th, 2010 by Mang Parfum
Located along 32nd Street of the Bonifacio Global City, St. Luke’s Medical Center – Global City has finally opened its doors. Leveling up the competition with now close neighbor Makati Medical Center, it was formally inaugurated last January 16, 2010 with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as guest of honor.
Indeed, it’s just but appropriate and perfect logistics to have a facility within the Global City if St. Luke’s aims to really be among the world’s best.
To commute to St. Luke’s Medical Center – Global City:
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