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City in Metro Manila, Philippines
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Mandaluyong is a city in Metro Manila, Philippines. While not touristy as its neighbors owing to the lack of historical sites, the city is by the way a shopping destination, bordered by Makati to the south, Manila's southeast suburban districts to the west, Pasig to the east, and San Juan and Quezon City to the north.
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Built in 1863, it is dedicated to the city's patron saint, Philip Neri. It also served as a strategic location for the revolutionaries during the Philippine Revolution, where the Katipunan group established an outpost to relay information to other revolutionaries.
It is a small church but quite beautiful. It is cozy and comfortable as the place is air conditioned. Because of its size, the atmosphere is solemn and peaceful. Seats are limited and so it is best to come much earlier than the time of your preferred Mass schedule. Parking may be a problem especially during mid-morning Masses on Sundays.
Once a quiet residential street, it becomes a seasonal tourist attraction for its Christmas displays, a tradition which started in 1980.
A charming Italian Enoteca or wine bar/deli that is tucked away in the heart of Mandaluyong. A rane of Italian pastas, sausaes, and cheese await you if you can find it! (best use a taxi). Roughly ₱200 per person.
Banh Mi Kitchen is all about traditional and international flavors all in a crunchy Banh Mi. We serve delicious Banh Mi's made from fresh and healthy ingredients. We also serve authentic Vietnamese Coffee, refreshing teas and juices to compliment your Banh Mi Kitchen experience.
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One of the popular Bulalohan restaurants in the Metro.
Good food at reasonable prices, and some good music. All the comedy is in Tagalog, though the comedians will throw in some English if there are foreigners in the crowd. Part of a chain with at least three other locations, all in suburban areas of Metro Manila.
All rooms equipped with electric door lock system, fully equipped kitchen and dining area, pillow menu, cable TV, DVD player, IDD/NDD phone and broadband internet access.
Shaw Boulevard cor. Samat Street. The hotel offers stylishly furnished suites, each with a private kitchen, a rooftop pool, restaurant, and bar, as well as function rooms.
Taking its cue from regional competitor Tune Hotels, GO hotels offer beds and showers with minimal fringe benefits.
A 5-star Shangri-la hotel adjoining the high-end Shangri-la Plaza Mall.
Backpackers' hostel 5 minutes' walk from the Ortigas Business District.
The Shangri-La Mall is located right across from the EDSA Shangri-la hotel, making it convenient for any traveller staying there. Aside from all the amenities (restaurants, grocery, electronics, etc.) a shopping mall has, it also features a connecting bridge to Line 3 for those that want to take mass transit. The mall's cinema occasionally features foreign film festivals.
Membership shopping.
Formerly known as Cherry Foodarama and SM Cherry.
The easiest way to get to Mandaluyong would be by taxi, the MRT and the EDSA Carousel bus. Jeepneys also run into Mandaluyong from nearby cities and also suburban parts of Rizal.
Read in the guideMandaluyong's CBDs, all along EDSA, are served by the MRT; the EDSA Carousel also passes through Mandaluyong, but there are no stops around south of Shaw Blvd (the nearest stop south of that point would be at Guadalupe…
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