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With today’s fast-paced life, a little green breathing space is essential to all of us. A space where, perhaps, you can watch the clouds go by while clearing out your cluttered mind; a patch of green to refresh the tired eyes, or simply an open space to feel a minute of Zen. This and more is the Instagram-worthy Greenbelt Park.

Surrounded by charming cafes, lovely restaurants and world-class shopping, Greenbelt Park is a refuge in the middle of the concrete jungle. A manicured garden with more than a dozen varieties of plants, curated and maintained with perfection, it’s always a delight to just sit for awhile and soak in some nature love.

This is the first issue of Locale Makati, paying homage to the beautiful, expansive piece of green that is Greenbelt Park. A 2.8 hectare garden brilliantly integrated with the urban sprawl and the cosmopolitan lifestyle, indeed, Greenbelt Park stands out as one of the most gorgeous parks in the whole country.

Happy reading and maybe, one of these days, you’ll find yourself admiring this oasis while flipping through the pages of Locale CityGuide Makati! See you around!

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A beautiful park in the heart of the country’s “Wall Street” -- that’s what all of us have in mind when someone mentions Greenbelt Park. A pocket park that pairs perfectly with your grande frappucino, proving instant respite from the drab concrete structures of Makati.

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Being in the country’s financial district and one of Southeast Asia’s most progressive cities, Makati City is one place where cosmopolitan living is 24/7. Malls, cafes, restaurants, offices and more make up this urban jungle. Amidst these painted sceneries though, Makati is not at all suffocating, thanks to the 2.8 hectare garden known as the Greenbelt Park that balances the consumerism and industrialism in this part of the metro. Taking time off to savor a small moment with nature does good for the tired mind -- the zen-like spots here and there, the Japanese-style pond with a lovely army of Koi fishes that seems to vie for your attention, the walkway with trees and bushes in between that insinuate an intimate communion with nature and the sculptures that add variety to the greens -- that is Greenbelt Park.

For the majority of the working class whose religion is Catholic, the dome-shaped chapel, known as the Chapel of Sto. Nino de Paz (or Holy Infant of Peace) is one attraction in the park that should not be missed. Since its inauguration in 1983, the chapel continues to provide solace to hackneyed workers up to this day, and will keep on spiritual comfort to the faithful for generations to come. Mass is held every morning, noon time and after office hours daily. The lush greenery and the beautiful chapel completes this sanctuary and has become a comforting spot in the hustle and bustle of Makati life.

A beautiful park in the heart of the country’s “Wall Street” -- that’s what all of us have in mind when someone mentions Greenbelt Park. A pocket park that pairs perfectly with your grande frappucino, proving instant respite from the drab concrete structures of Makati.

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Being in the country’s financial district and one of Southeast Asia’s most progressive cities, Makati City is one place where cosmopolitan living is 24/7. Malls, cafes, restaurants, offices and more make up this urban jungle. Amidst these painted sceneries though, Makati is not at all suffocating, thanks to the 2.8 hectare garden known as the Greenbelt Park that balances the consumerism and industrialism in this part of the metro. Taking time off to savor a small moment with nature does good for the tired mind -- the zen-like spots here and there, the Japanese-style pond with a lovely army of Koi fishes that seems to vie for your attention, the walkway with trees and bushes in between that insinuate an intimate communion with nature and the sculptures that add variety to the greens -- that is Greenbelt Park.

For the majority of the working class whose religion is Catholic, the dome-shaped chapel, known as the Chapel of Sto. Nino de Paz (or Holy Infant of Peace) is one attraction in the park that should not be missed. Since its inauguration in 1983, the chapel continues to provide solace to hackneyed workers up to this day, and will keep on spiritual comfort to the faithful for generations to come. Mass is held every morning, noon time and after office hours daily. The lush greenery and the beautiful chapel completes this sanctuary and has become a comforting spot in the hustle and bustle of Makati life.

Day 1Wake up from a good slumber brought to you by Z Hostel, one of Makati City’s best hostel accommodations. Get ready to explore the metro inside and out!

Stroll around one of the city’s shopping malls, the A.Venue Mall. Find something to splurge on or grab a bite to eat while checking out the different quirky shops inside.

Stop by Greenbelt and take some selfies in Greenbelt Park. Check out the Koi pond full of pretty ornamental fish.

Looking for a beautiful souvenir for a friend or somebody special? Tesoros is the best place to go! A Capiz photo frame will surely accentuate any interior. Lots of finely crafted items on display here.

Delight your eyes with the colorful interiors of Cafe Lulu. A cozy place to have your dinner – salads, pasta, Pinoy specials and international favorites are waiting for you. Get ready to chow!

End the night with an exciting game in Mystery Manila-Jupiter. Sweat, contemplate and make your best move to escape your room game. Do you have what it takes to escape? Experience something to brag about to your friends back home!

Treat yourself to some delicious Filipino fare in The Red Crab Alimango House. Try a serving of shrimp and pork Shanghai rolls and a buko halu-halo, downed with cool lemonade to beat the summer heat

Head on to Derm HQ because skin pampering is in order – try their facial treatment and explore Makati with refreshed, hydrated skin.

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Day 2Wake up and ready yourself for a good, long day in Metro Manila. The comfy room of Hometown Hotel Makati has surely provided you with a relaxing sleep. Order food from Foodpanda and indulge in your first meal of the day.

Take a peek at one of the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ permanent exhibits -a collection of traditional Asian musical instruments from different Asian countries like Japan, Indonesia, India, China, Thailand, Korea and of course, the Philippines. The CCP Museum is open from Tuesdays until Sundays, from 10AM to 6PM.

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Would you like to try authentic Costa Rican dishes? Come on over to Pura Vida and savor tasty Latin American dishes like bocas, chifrijo, Churchill and a lot more. Truly gastronomical!

A walk in the park is a good thing to do after a satisfying meal. The Ayala Triangle Gardens emits a calming, laid-back vibe amidst the tall structures in the country’s financial district.

Late dinner is in order! The place to be? Head on to Social House! From bar chow, to salads, sandwiches, pasta and other enjoyable dishes, Social House has it all. Have a drink or two in this restobar before ending the night.

Time for some body indulgence! Have a Swedish massage in Bioessence and knead away those body aches and pains.

Feast on yummy seafood and other Filipino dishes in Blackbeard’s Seafood Island. There’s crab, pansit, shrimp and a motley of other meals to fill you up!

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Day 1Wake up from a good slumber brought to you by Z Hostel, one of Makati City’s best hostel accommodations. Get ready to explore the metro inside and out!

Stroll around one of the city’s shopping malls, the A.Venue Mall. Find something to splurge on or grab a bite to eat while checking out the different quirky shops inside.

Stop by Greenbelt and take some selfies in Greenbelt Park. Check out the Koi pond full of pretty ornamental fish.

Looking for a beautiful souvenir for a friend or somebody special? Tesoros is the best place to go! A Capiz photo frame will surely accentuate any interior. Lots of finely crafted items on display here.

Delight your eyes with the colorful interiors of Cafe Lulu. A cozy place to have your dinner – salads, pasta, Pinoy specials and international favorites are waiting for you. Get ready to chow!

End the night with an exciting game in Mystery Manila-Jupiter. Sweat, contemplate and make your best move to escape your room game. Do you have what it takes to escape? Experience something to brag about to your friends back home!

Treat yourself to some delicious Filipino fare in The Red Crab Alimango House. Try a serving of shrimp and pork Shanghai rolls and a buko halu-halo, downed with cool lemonade to beat the summer heat

Head on to Derm HQ because skin pampering is in order – try their facial treatment and explore Makati with refreshed, hydrated skin.

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Day 2Wake up and ready yourself for a good, long day in Metro Manila. The comfy room of Hometown Hotel Makati has surely provided you with a relaxing sleep. Order food from Foodpanda and indulge in your first meal of the day.

Take a peek at one of the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ permanent exhibits -a collection of traditional Asian musical instruments from different Asian countries like Japan, Indonesia, India, China, Thailand, Korea and of course, the Philippines. The CCP Museum is open from Tuesdays until Sundays, from 10AM to 6PM.

8:00 AM

10:00 AM

Would you like to try authentic Costa Rican dishes? Come on over to Pura Vida and savor tasty Latin American dishes like bocas, chifrijo, Churchill and a lot more. Truly gastronomical!

A walk in the park is a good thing to do after a satisfying meal. The Ayala Triangle Gardens emits a calming, laid-back vibe amidst the tall structures in the country’s financial district.

Late dinner is in order! The place to be? Head on to Social House! From bar chow, to salads, sandwiches, pasta and other enjoyable dishes, Social House has it all. Have a drink or two in this restobar before ending the night.

Time for some body indulgence! Have a Swedish massage in Bioessence and knead away those body aches and pains.

Feast on yummy seafood and other Filipino dishes in Blackbeard’s Seafood Island. There’s crab, pansit, shrimp and a motley of other meals to fill you up!

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Google PH opened its 5th Southeast Asian office in BGC in January 26, 2017 with the company’s meeting rooms named after different local icons like “Vinta”, “Whang Od”, “Salakot”, to name a few.

There’s no denying that Filipinos love basketball. It is the most popular sport in the country and the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) is the first and oldest league in Asia and is the world’s second oldest league following the National Basketball Association (NBA) of the U.S.

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Grammy award winner (and half Pinoy) Bruno Mars will be having his concert in the Philippines, not just for one night, but due to popular demand, it will be a 2-night concert of pure R&B, funk, reggae, pop and soul music. Dance to his worldwide hits and sing your heart out as he performs your favorite songs. It’s a date at the SM Mall of Asia Arena this May! For tickets call: SM Customer Care Hotline (02) 4702222.

The Manila International Auto Show is a haven for car enthusiasts. MIAS 2018 will feature the latest cars as well as the gorgeous restored classics that we see in movies. Aside from the country’s top automotive brands, modern auto parts, motorcycles, electronic gadgets, other exciting bits and pieces about motoring are on display at the World Trade Center in Pasay City from April 5 to 8.

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If you find yourself in Tagaytay on these dates, why not check out Here Comes Thy Guide Bridal Fair to be held in Tagaytay International Convention Center. Check out the scores of event suppliers and different romantic ideas for your soon-to-be wedding!

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and6 It is said that Makati City is the selfie capital of the world. Statistics showed that “258 selfies are taken per 100,000 people, on average.”

Wow! Can you just imagine that, perhaps, every nook and cranny of the country’s financial district are being shared with the world?!

It was in 2013 when the local government of Makati first opened the country’s first milk bank that aims to help babies that are deprived of breast milk —the Makati Human Milk Bank. It doesn’t only help Makati residents, but mommies and babies from other cities as well. So, yes, Makati got milk!

The PSE or Philippine Stock Exchange, has two trading floors – one in Makati and in Ortigas. Back then, PSE traders used blackboards and chalk to process the trading transactions. When the transactions are finished, these are erased from the boards, literally!

Santa Ana Cabaret, a twentieth-century nightclub was once publicized as the largest cabaret in the world. It was in business from 1921 until 1970. Famous personalities who once visited this entertainment venue were President Manuel Quezon, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Gov. Gen. Francis Harrison, to name a few. Currently, the Valkyrie nightclub in Taguig is the modern equivalent of the Santa Ana Cabaret.

Barangay Pitogo got its name from the ‘pitogo’ plants that are in abundance in the area before World War II. Pitogo belongs to the Cycas genus, a palm-like plant. See how simple our forefathers in naming a certain place? No fuss and so pragmatic.

In the official seal of Makati City, you can find Guadalupe Church depicted in it. Guadalupe Church is the oldest church in Makati and placing the church in its official seal was in homage to Makati’s Spanish religious influences.

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The famous neo-gothic church in Baguio City that attracts thousands of tourists is the cathedral with a noticeable rose-colored facade called Our Lady of the Atonement Cathedral (or popularly known as Baguio Cathedral). Dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the church has been serving the faithful for 82 years now.

One of Cebu’s famous Instagram spots is the two-storey Roman-style temple dedicated to Leah Albino-Adarna, the late wife of the businessman Teodorico Adarna. Constructed atop a hill in Busay, Cebu in 2012, the temple is reminiscent of ancient Rome and offers a sprawling panoramic view of the Queen City of the South.

Rizal Boulevard is one of Dumaguete’s well loved landmarks. A venue for recreation or just for a solitary walk, the boulevard added an austere charm to the capital and the most populous city of Negros Oriental. A nice spot for sunrise or sunset watching, Rizal Boulevard offers a tranquil escape from the hectic life of this booming province.

A true-blue street food eater should not miss the Roxas Street Night Market when in the city of Davao. Here, hoards of different affordable street food are presented to locals and visitors, all for their gastronomic delight! Aside from the food, the Roxas Night Market is also a one-stop shop for thrifty shoppers as varieties of goods are lined up for sale in the stretch of Roxas Avenue.

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Mention the name Makati, and most will imagine the central business district and financial core of the Philippines. The city’s population doubles each weekday as people come to work in its skyscrapers and shop in itssprawling malls. But at night, life in Makati extends beyond the central business district out to the neighborhoods.

Barangay Bangkal offers a taste of life on the edge.

On the edge? Yes. Bangkal sits on the edge of Makati, just beside Pasay City. Still, it has the same city services and social benefits that Makati is known for at a fraction of the price. Streets are safe, and the people are friendly.

This is a working-class neighborhood with family homes that span back multiple generations. During late night hours, the barangay closes its perimeter gates turning Bangkal into a fully enclosed community with an entrance and exit at either side. But during the day, it gets busy like any other part of Makati.

Jerome McCuin moved from the US to the Philippines in 2008. He founded Back Office Boss (bob.com.ph), a door-to-door logistics service bridging the two countries he calls home.

His love for all things Filipino gets him on local television and radio occasionally. It also takes him on motorcycle adventures to the country’s 81 provinces. Find him and know more at www.mccuin.com or on Instagram @kuyaromie.

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Without a big mall, what could possibly bring visitors to the area?

We walked through Bangkal and counted eight unique things to do in Makati’s eighth most populated neighborhood:

1. Get your windows tinted, tires changed, and body work. Any driver in Manila knows this area by the name of its biggest street:

Evangelista. This is the main artery of Bangkal. It stretches from EDSA to Arnaiz Avenue and is dotted with auto shops. Watch for the guys waving strips of window tint.They will install tint for you on the spot. There are big brand tire vendors and smaller outfits selling mag wheels on many corners. Need body repairs? You can find bumpers, headlights, or an entire front end on Evangelista.

2. Eat European food. Café Lulu is owned by Swiss nationals. It is along Osmeña Highway at the corner of Del Pilar Street. The

restaurant has weekday specials that will fill you up at lunch or dinner time. On Saturdays they have special pricing on their delicious pizzas.

3. Shop for vintage furniture. Thriftshops put Bangkal on the map in recent years. The biggest and busiest vintage furniture shop

is on Evangelista. It’s an everyday bodega sale with multiple vendors. Start there, then make your way to the smaller shops on Garcia, Apolinario, and Hizon Streets before exploring the rest of the area. From doors to desks, they’ve got a mix of everything. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to squeeze between dusty pieces of furniture to find deals. For the biggest selection, visit on a weekday. Many shops close on sundays.

7. Enjoy wellness without the hassle. Healthcare in the Philippines is available in a full spectrum from the basic

government clinic to full-fledged giant private hospitals. You’ll find a happy medium at RG Medical Center. Open from 6 AM to 11 PM, you can consult with a physician, get lab work, get x-rays, and more all under one roof. They even have a pharmacy. Waiting time is short when you arrive early. Pricing is always friendly.

8. Eat Indian food. Rakhi Ka Dhaba is another affordably priced international option that opens in the evening. Located

at the corner of Rodriguez Avenue and Del Pilar Street. Their simple menu pairs a handful of vegetarian and non-vegetarian side dishes alongside homemade chapati bread, paratha bread, or rice. The affordable pricing and casual atmosphere attracts a regular crowd of foreign graduate students from India and Pakistan. The restaurant stays open until the last person leaves, usually around 11 PM.

4. Eat affordable sushi. Kaito Japanese Carinderia is on Apolinario between Gen. Lim and Lacuna streets and offers an intro to carinderia style outdoor

dining in the Philippines. Tuna maki is their most popular dish. Plan your visit between sundown and 11 PM. For a more sosyal air-conditioned experience during the day, try Kaito’s new indoor restaurant just down the street at Apolinario corner Gen. Tinio.

5. Get a haircut. If you are the type to visit the barbershop at least twice a month, you want it done fast, right, and without

breaking the bank. Check out Muy Gwapito barber shop on the corner of Capt. M Reyes and Luna Street. People of all nationalities come from far and wide to get Manila’s best fade style haircut. Ask for Jojo.

6. Eat local burgers. Keeping true to Bangkal’s automotive theme, Burger Garage combines Instagrammable

interiors with fun names for their local burgers. This restaurant has an open front for the semi-outdoor eating experience. Bring your camera and a friend!

Mention the name Makati, and most will imagine the central business district and financial core of the Philippines. The city’s population doubles each weekday as people come to work in its skyscrapers and shop in itssprawling malls. But at night, life in Makati extends beyond the central business district out to the neighborhoods.

Barangay Bangkal offers a taste of life on the edge.

On the edge? Yes. Bangkal sits on the edge of Makati, just beside Pasay City. Still, it has the same city services and social benefits that Makati is known for at a fraction of the price. Streets are safe, and the people are friendly.

This is a working-class neighborhood with family homes that span back multiple generations. During late night hours, the barangay closes its perimeter gates turning Bangkal into a fully enclosed community with an entrance and exit at either side. But during the day, it gets busy like any other part of Makati.

Jerome McCuin moved from the US to the Philippines in 2008. He founded Back Office Boss (bob.com.ph), a door-to-door logistics service bridging the two countries he calls home.

His love for all things Filipino gets him on local television and radio occasionally. It also takes him on motorcycle adventures to the country’s 81 provinces. Find him and know more at www.mccuin.com or on Instagram @kuyaromie.

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Written by: Jerome McCuin

BANGKAL

Without a big mall, what could possibly bring visitors to the area?

We walked through Bangkal and counted eight unique things to do in Makati’s eighth most populated neighborhood:

1. Get your windows tinted, tires changed, and body work. Any driver in Manila knows this area by the name of its biggest street:

Evangelista. This is the main artery of Bangkal. It stretches from EDSA to Arnaiz Avenue and is dotted with auto shops. Watch for the guys waving strips of window tint.They will install tint for you on the spot. There are big brand tire vendors and smaller outfits selling mag wheels on many corners. Need body repairs? You can find bumpers, headlights, or an entire front end on Evangelista.

2. Eat European food. Café Lulu is owned by Swiss nationals. It is along Osmeña Highway at the corner of Del Pilar Street. The

restaurant has weekday specials that will fill you up at lunch or dinner time. On Saturdays they have special pricing on their delicious pizzas.

3. Shop for vintage furniture. Thriftshops put Bangkal on the map in recent years. The biggest and busiest vintage furniture shop

is on Evangelista. It’s an everyday bodega sale with multiple vendors. Start there, then make your way to the smaller shops on Garcia, Apolinario, and Hizon Streets before exploring the rest of the area. From doors to desks, they’ve got a mix of everything. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to squeeze between dusty pieces of furniture to find deals. For the biggest selection, visit on a weekday. Many shops close on sundays.

7. Enjoy wellness without the hassle. Healthcare in the Philippines is available in a full spectrum from the basic

government clinic to full-fledged giant private hospitals. You’ll find a happy medium at RG Medical Center. Open from 6 AM to 11 PM, you can consult with a physician, get lab work, get x-rays, and more all under one roof. They even have a pharmacy. Waiting time is short when you arrive early. Pricing is always friendly.

8. Eat Indian food. Rakhi Ka Dhaba is another affordably priced international option that opens in the evening. Located

at the corner of Rodriguez Avenue and Del Pilar Street. Their simple menu pairs a handful of vegetarian and non-vegetarian side dishes alongside homemade chapati bread, paratha bread, or rice. The affordable pricing and casual atmosphere attracts a regular crowd of foreign graduate students from India and Pakistan. The restaurant stays open until the last person leaves, usually around 11 PM.

4. Eat affordable sushi. Kaito Japanese Carinderia is on Apolinario between Gen. Lim and Lacuna streets and offers an intro to carinderia style outdoor

dining in the Philippines. Tuna maki is their most popular dish. Plan your visit between sundown and 11 PM. For a more sosyal air-conditioned experience during the day, try Kaito’s new indoor restaurant just down the street at Apolinario corner Gen. Tinio.

5. Get a haircut. If you are the type to visit the barbershop at least twice a month, you want it done fast, right, and without

breaking the bank. Check out Muy Gwapito barber shop on the corner of Capt. M Reyes and Luna Street. People of all nationalities come from far and wide to get Manila’s best fade style haircut. Ask for Jojo.

6. Eat local burgers. Keeping true to Bangkal’s automotive theme, Burger Garage combines Instagrammable

interiors with fun names for their local burgers. This restaurant has an open front for the semi-outdoor eating experience. Bring your camera and a friend!

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A trip to the salon or a barbershop would give you that professional charm before an event or a new hairstyle to look picture-perfect while snapping your outfit of the day. Whether you’re traveling for business

or pleasure, there are different services that would cater to your needs.

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A trip to the salon or a barbershop would give you that professional charm before an event or a new hairstyle to look picture-perfect while snapping your outfit of the day. Whether you’re traveling for business

or pleasure, there are different services that would cater to your needs.

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Entertainment

M E R R Y - M A K I N G

Makati is also known for its vibrant entertainment scene.Indoor and outdoor activities from daytime to nighttime are countless. Visit

museums and learn more about the country’s cultural heritage, watch the latest films, attend a concert or a music festival. Dance the night away or unwind while sipping a glass of whisky or wine. There’s a

great deal of entertainment options waiting for you!

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PER DTI-FTEB Permmit No. 7469 Series of 2017. Promo Period: June 1, 2017 to May 31, 2018

1. Book a mystery room for a group of 6 (including the birthday celebrant) and the celebrant is free of charge.2. Valid for celebrants of all ages on his/her birthday or within a week before or after their birthday e.g. your birthday is July 7, availability of the promo is from July 1 to 14.3. Requirement: Celebrant must bring an original and valid government issued picture ID imprinted with the birthdate (e.g. SSS, NBI, Driver’s License, Pag-Ibig, PRC, Baranggay, Unified, Police Clearance ID, Passport). Both local and foreign issued IDs are accepted. In case the celebrant doesn’t have a government issued picture ID, he/she may bring his/her birth certificate supported by any picture ID (e.g. school, company ID).4. Customers should book their slot online via www.mysterymanila.com not less than 24 hours before their game.5. The birthday celebrant will receive a cash rebate on the day of their game right before they play.6. This promo is not valid during holidays and cannot be used with another existing promo.7. This promo is available in all Mystery Manila branches.8. The date of the actual game must be within the promo period i.e. June 1, 2017 to May 31, 2018.

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

ENTERTAINMENT

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Accommodation in Makati is nothing to sweat about. Whichever area you plan to stay there’s always a place you can stay. Business trip,

family trip or backpacking trip, from luxurious accommodation to budget-friendly rates, there are plenty of options available.

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Partners

Emphasis Salon

Hotel Celeste

Foot Zone Makati

Dian Suites

Tien Tien Hotpot

The PicassoBoutique Hotel

Derm HQ

Hotel Durban

Mystery Manila(Century mall)

24H City Hotel

Royal IndianCurry House

Farfalla Ristorante

Nipa Brew Taproom

Melbourne Suites

Royal Bellagio Hotel Makati

Hummus Elijah

Joya Drive, Rockwell Center, Makati

02 San Lorenzo Drive, CornerA. Arnaiz Avenue San Lorenzo Village, Makati

3rd Floor Sunshine Place St. 56 Jupiter St., Bel-Ai, Makati

1720 Dian St, Makati

The Atrium Of Makati, Makati Ave cor Paseo de RoxasAve.

119 L.P. Leviste St. Salcedo Village Makati City

2/F Island Plaza Salcedo Bldg., 105 LP Leviste St., Salcedo Village, Makati

4875 Durban Street, Makati City

Unit L305 3rd Floor Century City Mall, Kalayaan Ave. cor. Salamanca St, Brgy. Poblacion, 1210 Makati City

1406 P.Ocampo St. Bgy. La Paz, Makati

5345 Gen. Luna St., Poblacion, Makati Ave

4875 Durban Street, Makati City

Solace Hotel, #9639 Kamagong Street,San Antonio Village, Makati 1203

Sen. Gil J. Puyat Ave, Makati

5010 P. Burgos Street, Poblacion, Makati

2/F 7850 Makati Ave, Poblacion,Makati City

info@hotelceleste.ph

www.diansuites.com

reservations@picassomakati.com

www.hoteldurban.net

www.dermhq.com.ph

www. mysterymanila.com

www.hotel24h.com.ph www.themelbournesuites.com

www.hummuselijah.com

(+632) 4030119 /(+63) 9178429699

(+632) 8878080

(+632) 5427709 / (+63) 9498877612/ (+63) 9778547709

(+632) 5523360 / (+63) 9228226629

(+632) 8446586 / (+632) 8931685

(+632) 828 4774

(+632) 831 2061 / (+63) 9209209739

(+632) 8971866

(+632) 7189251 / (+63) 9178206469

(+632) 8992424 / (+63) 9165643915

(+632) 8014435

(+632) 8954838

0927 393 6968www.nipabrew.com

(+632) 4522384 / (+63) 9258982424

(+632) 8995555

(+632) 8021885 / (+63) 9053134602

zhostelreservations@gmail.com

www.upmarket.ph

www.junctionhostels.com

www.ritzastorhotel.com

www.charterhouse.com.ph www.avenuehotel.com.ph (+632) 8560851 / (+63) 9178898531

0956 568 4101

(+632) 5016575 / (+632) 5016578

(+632) 882 5555

(+632) 8176001 to 16

846 8250 / 0999 7802141

(+632) 7733000 / (+632) 6623300

Z Hostel

UpMarket

Junction Hostel

Ritz Astor

The Charter House

Cafe Lulu

The A Venue Hotel

ChiPollo

5660 Don Pedro, Makati

G/F The Shops at Alphaland Makati Place,Malugay Street corner Ayala Ave. Extension

Annex Matheus Building, Don Pedrocor Gen Luna Street, Makati

4888 Durban, Makati

114 Legazpi St., Legazpi Village, Makati

2943 - G Marisan Arcade, Del Pilar St. cor. Osmeña HW, Bangkal, Makati City

7829 Makati Avenue, Makati

Cervera corner P. Ocampo Sr.Ext. La Paz, Makati

KL TowerServicedResidences

Red Crab

Via Mare OysterBar and Cafe

Muy Gwapito Barbers

Ayala Museum TesorosHometown Hotel

V.I.P Suite Nail it!

Social House Seafood Island

Jade Hotel & Suites

1120 Don Chino Roces Avenue,Makati City

hometownph.com

www.vipsuitehotel.comwww.viamare.com.ph

www.tesoros.ph

www.jadehotelandsuites.com

117 Gamboa St. Legaspi Village,Makati City

(+632) 8450084

2/F Greenbelt 3, Makati City

(+632) 7574129

Greenbelt 3, Esperanza St. Makati City

(+632) 757 4020

1847 Evangelista, Makati

(+632) 887 3345Cityland Condominuim IV, Valero St. Makati

(+632) 7165

3663 Gen Luna cor. M.Reyes St. Bangkal, Makati

Makati Ave cor Dela Rosa St.,Greenbelt Park, Makati

(+632) 7598288

1016 A. Arnaiz Ave., Makati City

(+632) 887 6230

57 EDSA, Bangkal, Makati City

(+632) 805 3386 /(+63) 927 9593480

LC 121 to LC 123 Circuit Lane, Circuit Makati, AP Reyes, Brgy. Carmona, Makati City

960 9248 / 960 98270977 8505284 / 0977 8505317

Circuit, Hippodromo, Makati City

(+63) 997 7231391

(+632) 890-0710

Partners

Emphasis Salon

Hotel Celeste

Foot Zone Makati

Dian Suites

Tien Tien Hotpot

The PicassoBoutique Hotel

Derm HQ

Hotel Durban

Mystery Manila(Century mall)

24H City Hotel

Royal IndianCurry House

Farfalla Ristorante

Nipa Brew Taproom

Melbourne Suites

Royal Bellagio Hotel Makati

Hummus Elijah

Joya Drive, Rockwell Center, Makati

02 San Lorenzo Drive, CornerA. Arnaiz Avenue San Lorenzo Village, Makati

3rd Floor Sunshine Place St. 56 Jupiter St., Bel-Ai, Makati

1720 Dian St, Makati

The Atrium Of Makati, Makati Ave cor Paseo de RoxasAve.

119 L.P. Leviste St. Salcedo Village Makati City

2/F Island Plaza Salcedo Bldg., 105 LP Leviste St., Salcedo Village, Makati

4875 Durban Street, Makati City

Unit L305 3rd Floor Century City Mall, Kalayaan Ave. cor. Salamanca St, Brgy. Poblacion, 1210 Makati City

1406 P.Ocampo St. Bgy. La Paz, Makati

5345 Gen. Luna St., Poblacion, Makati Ave

4875 Durban Street, Makati City

Solace Hotel, #9639 Kamagong Street,San Antonio Village, Makati 1203

Sen. Gil J. Puyat Ave, Makati

5010 P. Burgos Street, Poblacion, Makati

2/F 7850 Makati Ave, Poblacion,Makati City

info@hotelceleste.ph

www.diansuites.com

reservations@picassomakati.com

www.hoteldurban.net

www.dermhq.com.ph

www. mysterymanila.com

www.hotel24h.com.ph www.themelbournesuites.com

www.hummuselijah.com

(+632) 4030119 /(+63) 9178429699

(+632) 8878080

(+632) 5427709 / (+63) 9498877612/ (+63) 9778547709

(+632) 5523360 / (+63) 9228226629

(+632) 8446586 / (+632) 8931685

(+632) 828 4774

(+632) 831 2061 / (+63) 9209209739

(+632) 8971866

(+632) 7189251 / (+63) 9178206469

(+632) 8992424 / (+63) 9165643915

(+632) 8014435

(+632) 8954838

0927 393 6968www.nipabrew.com

(+632) 4522384 / (+63) 9258982424

(+632) 8995555

(+632) 8021885 / (+63) 9053134602

zhostelreservations@gmail.com

www.upmarket.ph

www.junctionhostels.com

www.ritzastorhotel.com

www.charterhouse.com.ph www.avenuehotel.com.ph (+632) 8560851 / (+63) 9178898531

0956 568 4101

(+632) 5016575 / (+632) 5016578

(+632) 882 5555

(+632) 8176001 to 16

846 8250 / 0999 7802141

(+632) 7733000 / (+632) 6623300

Z Hostel

UpMarket

Junction Hostel

Ritz Astor

The Charter House

Cafe Lulu

The A Venue Hotel

ChiPollo

5660 Don Pedro, Makati

G/F The Shops at Alphaland Makati Place,Malugay Street corner Ayala Ave. Extension

Annex Matheus Building, Don Pedrocor Gen Luna Street, Makati

4888 Durban, Makati

114 Legazpi St., Legazpi Village, Makati

2943 - G Marisan Arcade, Del Pilar St. cor. Osmeña HW, Bangkal, Makati City

7829 Makati Avenue, Makati

Cervera corner P. Ocampo Sr.Ext. La Paz, Makati

KL TowerServicedResidences

Red Crab

Via Mare OysterBar and Cafe

Muy Gwapito Barbers

Ayala Museum TesorosHometown Hotel

V.I.P Suite Nail it!

Social House Seafood Island

Jade Hotel & Suites

1120 Don Chino Roces Avenue,Makati City

hometownph.com

www.vipsuitehotel.comwww.viamare.com.ph

www.tesoros.ph

www.jadehotelandsuites.com

117 Gamboa St. Legaspi Village,Makati City

(+632) 8450084

2/F Greenbelt 3, Makati City

(+632) 7574129

Greenbelt 3, Esperanza St. Makati City

(+632) 757 4020

1847 Evangelista, Makati

(+632) 887 3345Cityland Condominuim IV, Valero St. Makati

(+632) 7165

3663 Gen Luna cor. M.Reyes St. Bangkal, Makati

Makati Ave cor Dela Rosa St.,Greenbelt Park, Makati

(+632) 7598288

1016 A. Arnaiz Ave., Makati City

(+632) 887 6230

57 EDSA, Bangkal, Makati City

(+632) 805 3386 /(+63) 927 9593480

LC 121 to LC 123 Circuit Lane, Circuit Makati, AP Reyes, Brgy. Carmona, Makati City

960 9248 / 960 98270977 8505284 / 0977 8505317

Circuit, Hippodromo, Makati City

(+63) 997 7231391

(+632) 890-0710

USEFULCONTACTNUMBERS

E M B A S S I E S

E M E R G E N C Y H O T L I N E

DIAL 911/177CITIZEN COMPLAINT HOTLINE

DIAL 8888

National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council

Philippine Red Cross

Department of Public Worksand Highways

NDRRMC

(02) 911-1406 / (02) 912-2665 /(02) 912-5668

(02) 433-8526 / (02) 434-2696

dial 16211

(02) 527-0000 / (02) 527-8385 to 95

dial 165-02

PNPPhilippine National PoliceHotline Patroldial 117 or send (txt pnp to 2920)

(02) 527-3877 / (02) 527-8481 / 0917-pcg-dot c

MERALCO

RED CROSS

DPWH

Bureau of Fire Protection (NCR)BFPDistrict II (02) 412-6457 / DISTrict III (02) 816-0791 / DISTRICT IV (02) 633-8909

Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical andAstronomical Services Administration

Philippine Institute of Volcanolgyand Seismology

PAGASA

PHIVOLCS

PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD

(02) 426-1468 to 79 /local 124/125 (emergency)0905-3134077 / 0918-9428354

122 Upper McKinley Rd., McKinley Town Center Bonifacio Global City, Taguig CityTel.: 856-9210

505 Rizal Dr., Bonifacio Global City,Taguig City | Tel.: 856-9922

2190 Paraiso St., DasmariñasVillage, Makati CityTel.: 843-0101 to 02

4896 Pasay Rd.,Dasmariñas Village,Makati CityTel.: 844-3148 / 843-7715 Fax: 845-2465 / 843-9974

China

Korea

Singapore

India

185 Salcedo St., Legaspi Village,Makati CityTel.: 892-5061 to 68Fax: 818-4441 / 892-5878

30/F, Tower II, RCBC Plaza 6189,Sen. Gil Puyat cor Ayala Ave.,Makati CityTel.:859-5100 | Fax: 859-5109

European Union

Indonesia

2627 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay CityTel.: 551-5710 / 551-5780 to 81Fax: 551-5785

Japan128 H.V. Dela Costa cor Sanchez St.,Salcedo Village, Makati CityTel.: 856-4444 / 812-9997Telefax: 856-9922

Saudi Arabia

16/F, Commerce & Industry Plaza Bldg.,1030 Campus cor. Park Ave., McKinley TownCentre, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig CityTel.: 822-1777/822-2777/822-3777

United ArabEmerates

1201 Chancery Building.,Roxas Boulevard, ManilaTel.: 301-2000 / 301-2094 /528-6300 Fax: 522-4361

United Statesof America

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25% OFF10% DISCOUNT Tropics Café

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ON ALL ROOMS

100 OFFon bag restoration, bag

cleaning, bag recoloring, bag repair, shoe shine, shoe

repair, shoe recoloring, garments alterations &

made to order.

Available in all Alterations plus branches

100 OFFon bag restoration, bag

cleaning, bag recoloring, bag repair, shoe shine, shoe

repair, shoe recoloring, garments alterations &

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3rd Flr., Sunshine Place56 Jupiter St., Bel-Air Ave.,

Makati City 11209

C: +63 (997) 8547709 (GLOBE)+63 (949) 8877612 (SMART)

T: +63 (02) 542 709E: footzonejupiter.makati@gmail.com

reservation is required. CONTACT US THROUGH OUR

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3rd Flr., Sunshine Place56 Jupiter St., Bel-Air Ave.,

Makati City 11209

C: +63 (997) 8547709 (GLOBE)+63 (949) 8877612 (SMART)

T: +63 (02) 542 709E: footzonejupiter.makati@gmail.com

Valid until October 2018. Discounts are transferable.

Offer is subject to room availability. Offer is not valid in conjunction

with other promos and discounts. Special offer is only for individual bookings

and not valid for Corporate and Group bookings. Not VALID in conjunction with any other promos.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Valid until October 2018. Discounts are transferable.

Offer is subject to room availability. Offer is not valid in conjunction

with other promos and discounts. Special offer is only for individual bookings

and not valid for Corporate and Group bookings. Not VALID in conjunction with any other promos.

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2943-G Marisan Arcade, Del Pilar St. cor Osmena HW, Bangkal, Makati City • www.cafelulu.net

15% OFFTHE TOTAL FOOD BILL

*VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2018

2943-G Marisan Arcade, Del Pilar St. cor Osmena HW, Bangkal, Makati City • www.cafelulu.net

15% OFFTHE TOTAL FOOD BILL

VA L I D U N T I L J U N E 2 0 1 8 . VA L I D U N T I L J U N E 2 0 1 8 .

FREE 2 GLASSESof house white wine with a min. spend of P1000

FREE 2 GLASSESof house white wine with a min. spend of P1000

10%OFF Regular

Bottle

20%OFF PREMIUM

Bottle

15%OFF

VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2018

on any ChiPollo products

15%OFF

VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2018

on any ChiPollo products

*VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2018

reservation is required. CONTACT US THROUGH OUR

DETAILS BELOW.

3rd Flr., Sunshine Place56 Jupiter St., Bel-Air Ave.,

Makati City 11209

C: +63 (997) 8547709 (GLOBE)+63 (949) 8877612 (SMART)

T: +63 (02) 542 709E: footzonejupiter.makati@gmail.com

reservation is required. CONTACT US THROUGH OUR

DETAILS BELOW.

3rd Flr., Sunshine Place56 Jupiter St., Bel-Air Ave.,

Makati City 11209

C: +63 (997) 8547709 (GLOBE)+63 (949) 8877612 (SMART)

T: +63 (02) 542 709E: footzonejupiter.makati@gmail.com

Valid until October 2018. Discounts are transferable.

Offer is subject to room availability. Offer is not valid in conjunction

with other promos and discounts. Special offer is only for individual bookings

and not valid for Corporate and Group bookings. Not VALID in conjunction with any other promos.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Valid until October 2018. Discounts are transferable.

Offer is subject to room availability. Offer is not valid in conjunction

with other promos and discounts. Special offer is only for individual bookings

and not valid for Corporate and Group bookings. Not VALID in conjunction with any other promos.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

2943-G Marisan Arcade, Del Pilar St. cor Osmena HW, Bangkal, Makati City • www.cafelulu.net

15% OFFTHE TOTAL FOOD BILL

*VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2018

2943-G Marisan Arcade, Del Pilar St. cor Osmena HW, Bangkal, Makati City • www.cafelulu.net

15% OFFTHE TOTAL FOOD BILL

VA L I D U N T I L J U N E 2 0 1 8 . VA L I D U N T I L J U N E 2 0 1 8 .

FREE 2 GLASSESof house white wine with a min. spend of P1000

FREE 2 GLASSESof house white wine with a min. spend of P1000

10%OFF Regular

Bottle

20%OFF PREMIUM

Bottle

15%OFF

VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2018

on any ChiPollo products

15%OFF

VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2018

on any ChiPollo products

*VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2018

1,000 Php OFFON WARTS REMOVAL TREATMENTS

Valid until May 31, 2019

15% OFFCELTHER A FACE AND CELTHER A ELITE BODY.

BUY 3 GET 1 FREEPAHUL AY MASSAGE

10% OFFON OXYGEN CEUTICALS CAVIAR FACIAL

AND OXYGEN CEUTICALS INTENSILITE FACIAL

20% OFFON ALL PREMIUM FACIALS

V A L I D U N T I L D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 1 8

20% OFFON ALL PREMIUM FACIALS

V A L I D U N T I L D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 1 8

Valid until May 31, 2019

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P200 OFF

Redeemable in all branches nationwide.Cannot be used with any other promo,

discount, or voucher.

Valid until December 31, 2018

DIAMONDPOWER PEEL

on dermcare

P200 OFF

Redeemable in all branches nationwide.Cannot be used with any other promo,

discount, or voucher.

Valid until December 31, 2018

DIAMONDPOWER PEEL

on dermcare

1,000 Php OFFON WARTS REMOVAL TREATMENTS

Valid until May 31, 2019

15% OFFCELTHER A FACE AND CELTHER A ELITE BODY.

BUY 3 GET 1 FREEPAHUL AY MASSAGE

10% OFFON OXYGEN CEUTICALS CAVIAR FACIAL

AND OXYGEN CEUTICALS INTENSILITE FACIAL

20% OFFON ALL PREMIUM FACIALS

V A L I D U N T I L D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 1 8

20% OFFON ALL PREMIUM FACIALS

V A L I D U N T I L D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 1 8

Valid until May 31, 2019

Valid until May 31, 2019 Valid until May 31, 2019

P200 OFF

Redeemable in all branches nationwide.Cannot be used with any other promo,

discount, or voucher.

Valid until December 31, 2018

DIAMONDPOWER PEEL

on dermcare

P200 OFF

Redeemable in all branches nationwide.Cannot be used with any other promo,

discount, or voucher.

Valid until December 31, 2018

DIAMONDPOWER PEEL

on dermcare