November 29, 2021
Ever found yourself undecided of which transport service to choose from loads of car rental companies available online? I know it’s easy to type and search for a car rental service but choosing THE reliable and safe one is a different story.
I’ve been availing transport services for quite a while now—My boyfriend’s in Manila every month and I need to arrange car rentals for him thus transact to a number of car rental companies in Manila and Alabang, Muntinlupa City. I’m going share some companies I proved safe and reliable:
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| Here’s the summary of service comparisons |
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Avis
AVIS Philippines
Telephone: (+63 2) 462.2881 / 462.2882 / 462.2883
Facsimile: (+63 2) 462.2879 or 462.2880
Mobile: (GLOBE): 0917.887.2847 / (SMART): 0920.989.2847 / (SUN): 0922.844.5243
E-mail: avishelpdesk@avis.com.ph
Toyco
MANILA MAIN OFFICE
Phone: +632 802-3021 / +632 801-0582
Mobile: +63 923-8432465
e-mail address: manila_toyco@yahoo.com.ph
YM-ID : manila_toyco@yahoo.com.ph
Viajero PH
Rm 401-B 4/F RCI Building
Rada Street, Brgy. San Lorenzo
Legaspi Village
Makati City, Philippines
CONTACTS: +632 8900169 loc. 817
+63 918 948 21 91
+632 836 79 97 / +632 890 01 68
reservations@viajerorentacar.ph
https://www.facebook.com/viajero.carrental
AMV Rent-A-Car Service
A.M. Varron Transport Services
#30 Versailles St.Somalia Subdivision,Don Bosco Betterliving Parañaque City
Landline (02) 804-1840 / 804-2040
Mobile Globe # 0917-930-2493
Smart # 0908-813-5381 / 0939-159-1139
Email and Website Address
amvrentacarservice@yahoo.com.ph
How about you? Which car rental company do you recommend?
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Yellow Bird Cafe x Kitchen in Mission Hills Antipolo
From the glass-walled building to the hanging soft lights to the undaunted décor – not to mention that ambiguous name (is it the song or is it really a bird? a yellow bird) – you’ve got to love this diner-cum-coffee shop.
Dine at the bar or at the main room to enjoy a plate of Sriracha wings, bulgogi, steak, pasta, or any rice meal with your speciality coffee or seasonal fruit shake or choice of alcohol – prepared on unique crockery.
📞 Contact no.: +63 9239665050
🗓 Reservation: Recommended
💰 Estimated budget: Php 500 for two people
💵 Payment method: Cash only
🔛 Opening hours: 7am – 10pm daily
📍 Address: Lot 3 Block 2, Mission Hills Boulevard, Mission Hills Subdivision, San Roque, Upper Antipolo
🏅 Best-sellers: Hazelnut latte, creamy pesto & shrimp pasta, sansrival, pork liempo, okoy, baby back ribs, seared salmon
What do you think of this cafe? What is your favorite cafe in Antipolo? How about in your city? Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below.
Must Try in Japan: KARAOKE
What better way to try Karaoke than in Japan?
Fact 1: Karaoke originated from Japan, not in the Philippines.
Fact 2: It’s cheaper to enjoy Karaoke in Japan than in Manila (or probably than anywhere else).
I was surprised by the cost of the Karaoke room rental in Yokkaichi. For 4 hours, we only paid JPY 500! That’s less than 250 pesos! LIKE SERIOUSLY?!
My friend told me it’s the average Karaoke cost in Japan. 500 YEN! Now that’s something CHEAP!
Mind you, I’m not talking about a small booth, it’s a huge room filled with a soft couch, speakers with surround sound, 54-inch LCD TV, wireless mics and touchscreen remote controls. It’s sleek. It’s way better than Anne Curtis’ favorite Karaoke room at Music 21… No wonder some Japanese willingly spend the night in a Karaoke room when they miss the last train~
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| Never have to worry about English songs… they have it!!! they even have Taylor Swift’s blank space! |
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| The history icon is very interesting… tapping it leads you to a new song list discovery!!!! |
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| My friend Reiko 🙂 She sings really well! |
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| We can take food inside… No corkage fee! |
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| we can do what we want!! we have the entire room for 7 hours! |
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| It’s indeed a fun experience to sing at a Karaoke bar in Japan especially “Frozen” in Nihonggo… |
If you happen to visit Japan, try renting a Karaoke room or go to what they call “snack bar”… A friendly reminder though, if you plan to sing Japanese songs, prepare a copy of the lyrics written in Romanji characters hehe unless you actually memorize the lyrics or you can read Hiragana!
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