Mall of Asia Philippines

Why go — Mall of Asia, one of the largest shopping malls in the Philippines, is home to numerous shops, restaurants, bars, cinemas and an IMAX theater. Behind Mall of Asia is an esplanade that offers a stunning view of Manila Bay during sunset. Shop or dine at Mall of Asia. Ride the Mall of Asia Eye, a 55-meter (180 ft) tall Ferris wheel…

Greenhills Shopping Center

Why go — For those looking for some serious retail therapy, Greenhills Shopping Center is one of the most recommended destinations. Balikbayans and foreign tourists love to buy pearls, bags, budget-friendly knock-off shirts, and shoes. There are also a lot of modern dining options here. Shop from over 2,000 entrepreneurs’ stalls and shops within the…

Tiendesitas Philippines

Why go Tiendesitas, located along C-5 in Pasig City, is a shopping complex with shops that cater to people looking for native food, fashion wear, antiques, pets. Large food court with stalls selling native barbecue and local delicacies. Large food court with stalls selling native barbecue and local delicacies. All-in-one destination for your shopping and dining needs. Buy Philippine-made…

Maginhawa Street, Quezon City

Why go — Maginhawa and nearby streets in Teachers Village, Quezon City have collectively become known as a food and art district with a growing number of dining establishments, artistic hubs, indie bookstores, and shops. The former residential area is near several university campuses and attracts mostly a student crowd and families. Lots of budget-friendly eats and…

Poblacion, Makati

Why go The old downtown area (poblacion) of Makati is one of the major business districts in Metro Manila and serves and the city’s center of government, culture, history, and entertainment. The commercial area bounded by the streets of Polaris, P. Burgos, and Makati Avenue is a major entertainment and dining hub catering mostly to foreign tourists and expats. Artsy hangouts, galleries,…