If a meal itself is appetising enough, what more satisfaction it could give if you are on a quaint ambiance with friends to enjoy it. CBTL 26th St Bistro introduces a new set of mouthwatering entree’s that will surely made you want to drop by and have a meal or coffee here in Taguig City.
Fire up your Friday nights from March to May at F1 Hotel’s Barbeque Nights at Canary Lounge. Feel the island vibe while having unli-barbeque and drinks prepared by Canary Lounge’s chef.
The dining al fresco happens every Friday from 7pm to 11pm Php788 net per head.
I was able to try it just last Friday and enjoyed every moment of it, catching up with friends and meeting up new ones. We were also serve this Deconstructed Burrito that truly taste great and is priced at Php 450 per serving.
Luxe In App just made authentic luxury items more reachable to everyone. Formerly known as Marketplace.PH, Luxe In is an online platform that provides authentic pre-loved, unused and brand new designer bags, luxury watches, high-quality gadgets and jewelries at a more affordable prices. The e-commerce brand houses an array of designer and luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Prada, Chanel, Rolex, Gucci, Omega, Pandora and many more.
Having more than 7,000 islands and 20,000 species of plants and animals, the Philippines is one of the 17 mega-biodiverse countries in the world. Yet with all these rich resources, unfortunately the country’s situation is bleak and saddening.
More than 50% of old-growth forests in the Philippines are lost. More than 30,000 hectares of mangrove trees are degraded. Families who have been displaced by natural calamities reached more than 900,000. More than 640 species of animals in the country are threatened or endangered. Metro Manila alone produces more than 861,967 tons of trash. And every day, more than 40 incident reports of animal cruelty are reported.
Recycling has been a term already instilled in our mind since we were kids. Thought in schools through the Science subject and showed through different projects, recycling became a by word we know as we grow up. At home, most parents teaches their kids on the proper segregation of waste materials, separating the recyclable and non-recyclable. Then eventually, waste segregation was divided into dry and wet waste. Dry includes paper, wood and other related products like metals and glass. Wet waste on the other hand refers to organic waste, usually food waste.