Guidebook for Manila
Parks & Nature
Visit the monument of Jose Rizal, national hero of Philippines
372 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Parque Rizal
Visit the monument of Jose Rizal, national hero of Philippines
Food Scene
Good cooking of Filipino-Spanish food, original native hot chocolate, suman with matamis na bao with salabat is the best. Opens until midnight or past midnight on weekends.
24 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Cafe Adriatico Premier
1790 M. Adriatico StreetGood cooking of Filipino-Spanish food, original native hot chocolate, suman with matamis na bao with salabat is the best. Opens until midnight or past midnight on weekends.
Korean Village Yakiniku Restaurant
566 Julio NakpilAuthentic old-timer in this area.
Chinese dimsums and staples.
16 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Davids Tea House - Hotpot Restaurant (A.Venue Mall, Makati)
103 A Makati AveChinese dimsums and staples.
Yakimix
Seaside BoulevardBuffet! affordable Korean grill + Japanese sushi in one.
The most well-known Spanish restaurant in the Philippines.
6 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Casa Armas Tapas Bar Y Restaurante
573 Julio NakpilThe most well-known Spanish restaurant in the Philippines.
Alsham Restaurant
1004 M. Adriatico StreetArabic food.
Arts & Culture
Take a tricycle from my place to Chinatown, for about 200 pesos for the whole tricycle , to experience rough hard work of locals and go to Chinatown for delicious Chinese food and wholesale items along Juan Luna St. and find interesting Catholic church with incense and fruit offers, a perfect blend of cultural influences.
TIP: When taking the tricycle, haggle first and agree on a price before riding. There is no fixed amount, only agreed amount. Tricycles have about the same rate as taxis. You pay for the experience, not the convenience.
54 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
ChinaTown Walk
ChinaTown WalkTake a tricycle from my place to Chinatown, for about 200 pesos for the whole tricycle , to experience rough hard work of locals and go to Chinatown for delicious Chinese food and wholesale items along Juan Luna St. and find interesting Catholic church with incense and fruit offers, a perfect blend of cultural influences.
TIP: When taking the tricycle, haggle first and agree on a price before riding. There is no fixed amount, only agreed amount. Tricycles have about the same rate as taxis. You pay for the experience, not the convenience.
Drinks & Nightlife
From Padre Faura, turn right to Adriatico Street and walk until the Remedios circle where Café Adriatico is. This strip is full of happenings at night, from Karaoke, Spanish Restaurant, Korean Grills, Arabic Restaurants with their smoking pipes, Japanese Restaurants, and Chinese restaurants.
Adriatico Street
Adriatico StreetFrom Padre Faura, turn right to Adriatico Street and walk until the Remedios circle where Café Adriatico is. This strip is full of happenings at night, from Karaoke, Spanish Restaurant, Korean Grills, Arabic Restaurants with their smoking pipes, Japanese Restaurants, and Chinese restaurants.
Shopping
Robinsons Place Mall
cor Pedro Gil StGrocery, restaurants, shopping!