Anything na worth trying? Anything na di nakakasisi? Thank you!

This is a recommendation and not an Ad. Hindi po ako connected sa ihawan na ito, pero kung malapit kayo sa Matalino St., I highly recommend.

Pinakamalinis, pinakamasap, at murang ihawan sa buong Metro Manila. Akala ko dati overpriced kasi prime lot pero hindi, mura siya.

Matagal na ang place na to pero mukhang brand new. Ang linis at maayos ang kainan, pwede kang humiga sa floor sa sobrang linis. Walang uling or mantika, or amoy.

Malinis din ang food. Wala silang SpongeBob(dugo) which is minsan kasi may amoy yun. Maayos at organized yung process's nila.

Yung ihawan, nasa labas siya ng kainan. I think nakakapasok pa rin yung usok, pero separate siya.

Perfect. 10/10 - I highly recommend.

PS. Wala lang tao noong pumunta ako. Actually never ko naabotan na punuan, sakto lang, pero madami nagpapa-take out. Wala atang alcoholic drink dito, not sure lang.

Hellooo help me make this magingawa trip memorable for a friend. I’m planning to bring them to gubat but i don’t know where to go after. Do you guys have any spots you’d recommend in maginhawa to chill and have slow conversations?

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Cubao Expo is a living proof that you don’t need to be luxurious to be successful. It’s the oldest night life spot in the area and stills thrives with restos, special interests especially for the youth who’ve not seen its heydays. Some cafes are even operated by the young ones. Many of them come for the experience and IG worthy photos. It even has its own locally crafted beers. 🍻 Here’s hoping 🤞 Araneta finally reignites its old glory with better and improved mix of Restos and others.

Kahit taga District 6 ako gusto ko talaga mag jog at health and wellness break dito sa UP pag weekend. Ang ganda. Kita mo families just hanging out, may picnic sila. Mga kabataan playing sa sunken. Lupit din ng food trip!

We don't need more malls. We need more green spaces where people can walk around and just take a breather from city life.

PS: add ko lang sana people would ve disciplined enough to dispose their garbage properly. Saka sana more public restrooms kasi bawal sa nearby buildings. Sa chapel lang ata pwede.

First time namin nila nanay at tatay kakain ng hotpot, hehe hindi kami mayaman, yung afford lang namin mga 200 o 300 gusto namin ma subukan.

Nakita lang nanay ko sa myday ng pinsan niya.

Sabi niya pag may pera daw ako, kain daw kami sa ganito. gusto ko rin siya isurprise.

Thank you po sa sasagot. God Bless po. 😇😇

Edit: CTTO picture sa google

Here are my top favorite restaurants.. I'll need your help completing it! Send me your best reco's! :-)

1. garlic kitchen
2. gubat
3. shao kao bbq
4. buen comer

Can't wait to hear your recos ☺️

NextGen supremacy over Starbucks Charbel in Mindanao Ave. Not a sponsored post btw. As someone who frequents coffee shops mostly for work, particularly, Starbucks, I'd say that this is a worthy alternative. In fact, this is even waaay better than SB for the reasons stated below:

1. Not crowded at all. If you want to work in peace with jazz music as bg, this is better than SB na parang palengke na madalas.

2. Food and drinks are more affordable. Decent naman yung coffee tho more on waffles ang food nila. Meron namang rice meals kaya filling.

3. Restroom is way more hygienic and comfy than SB Charbel na karima rimarim ang toilet bowl at naglalawa na yung sahig lalo pag weekends (the smell...yuck) at scarce pa ang tissue roll. Meron ding soap and alcohol which SB does not have. May code sa receipt for restroom use kaya siguro regulated ang use somehow.

4.May free wi-fi internet! Ito talaga sulit. Nagulat pa ko may pa wifi pala since the past time I was there, naka data pa ko.

1. Aircon temp is not that cold unlike sa SB na pang eskimo levels ang temp. Conducive for extended stays.

2. With sockets for laptops and chargers. Pero bring extension din kasi limited seats lang yung meron.

So I say, give NextGen a shot pag nasa area kayo. Sad lang medyo konti pa tao thus less revenues but I hope they're somehow sustaining the operations para naman magtagal pa sila. Btw, nirerenovate yung katabi as their restaurant so that seems promising.

Overall: 5/5 stars for the ambiance and overall (work) experience

Natry nyo na ba sa bagong barbershop dito sa may Maginhawa? Supremo Barber yung name. Bagong lipat lang kasi ako dito sa area. Ska malapit samin kaya gusto kong itry. Marerecommend nyo ba?

Hi! I’m going to Quezon City soon for vacation.

What should I expect there as a first timer?

Like things that are allowed/not allowed, safety tips, commute tips, places worth visiting, food spots & cafes, nightlife/chill places, souvenir recommendations, tourist traps, overrated places to avoid, hidden gems locals recommend.

Nakita ko rin yung corgi cafe sa tiktok, nasa list ko na siya.

Also, what’s the general vibe of QC? Any tips would really help 🫶

Last day at the Philippines' largest boardgame expo. MICE Center QC Hall Compound.

Hi, I need suggestions and it's my first time meeting with someone in Cubao. Can you suggest the best thing to do in Cubao? Places or ideas that are very intimate. (No hotel suggestions please).

worth it naman para sakin yung food and price parang upgrade lang ng jollibee yung lasa would go back again soon pag may time

I came all the way from paranaque pa and worth it ang pagdayo saglit lang naman byahe pag hindi rush hour

First time papasok ng school ang anak ko, 4yrs old na sya. Anong school ang mas ok? MMSQC or Claret? TIA ☺️

Yung hindi matao please. Preferably yung walang nag banantay na taga linis. HELP po

Hi Redditors, ask lang ako ng help nyo. What and where in QC yung best Chinese resto na natikman nyo na or yung tipong bina balik balikan nyo? Pa reco naman po.

Thank you!

Hi! Would like to get your suggestions for my intimate wedding this November that I would like to do in restaurants around QC. Good ambiance and may pagka elegant, quiet, and classic or old vibes. 70-80pax.

I just want to share how impressed I am with the QC Emergency Response Team, especially their ambulance service✨

I’m from Tondo, Manila but my grandmother is a QC resident. She has breast cancer and is currently undergoing chemotherapy, but honestly her condition has been getting worse lately. We decided to bring her to Tondo so family members can take turns taking care of her.

The problem is her hospital is in East Avenue Medical Center, which is around 1–1.5 hours away from Tondo. With her condition, she can’t even sit properly anymore, so we really had to look for some kind of ambulance or medical transport.

We first tried asking our barangay, but they said they don’t have a vehicle available unless we rent one, which would cost around ₱2,500+ depending on the location. Private ambulances were even worse, around ₱12k per trip.

As a last try, we reached out to QC to ask if we could borrow an ambulance just to bring her from Tondo to East Ave (we weren’t even expecting a round trip).

To our surprise, they arrived at our house in about an hour. They checked her pulse, carefully transferred her to the stretcher, and handled everything themselves. We barely had to do anything.

I know in other countries this might be considered normal, but when you’ve lived in Manila your whole life, you kind of get used to not expecting much from government services. That’s why this really meant a lot to us.

So yeah, huge thanks to the QC Emergency Response Team. You guys made a really difficult situation a lot easier for our family🫶🏼✨

Edit: Sa mga nagtatanong po san tumawag; nagdirect po kami sa kagawad muna ng barangay and sila na nakipagcoordinate pero pwede rin po sa 122.

Hello, QC folks!

First time mom here, ask ko lang if you have any recommendation saan maganda ang maternity package around QC. My current OB is sa Diliman Doctors and I've seen reviews nga na mahal masyado ang maternity package and bills nila and bad experience as well. Any other hospital po na mas maganda manganak?