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Yellow Bird Cafe x Kitchen in Mission Hills Antipolo

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January 2, 2020
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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.

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Erica Jahn

Erica is a former PR pro turned entrepreneur. Her greatest joys are family, blogging, music, skin care and social justice. As a Muay Thai enthusiast, Erica prides herself on working with increased focus, humility and diligence. She believes in living a fit life doing everything with a flair of creativity and love! Stalk her social channels @thegirlwiththemujihat

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Getting a life outside prison is even more challenging for released prisoners. It’s almost impossible for them to get hired by companies with their criminal records. Their will to start over is always coupled with a mark that may separate them from the community.

So what happens to them after getting out of prison?

While some are tempted to repeat their offenses out of helplessness in making ends meet, some are fortunate to find a decent job offered by generous people who believe in second chances.

In Fukuoka, a company called “Human Harbor” hires ex-prisoners to work in its recycling plant. The work of the ex-convicts is to recycle scraps harbored  from industrial company and sell them to other companies. They then receive wage enough to pay for their accommodation, food and clothing.

“Human Harbor” was established by Isao Soejima, a real estate company owner, with the help of 30 investors who shared the company starting capital of USD 400, 000. The goal of the company is to fully help the criminals turn back from their crimes and have normal life. Although there are shareholders, technically they don’t get dividends. Their real profit is in lessening the crimes in Japan.

It’s indeed a great help not only for the ex-prisoners but for the whole society as well. Empowering the ex-criminals is one great way to fight crimes.

Are there companies in your country similar to “Human Harbor”? As for my country, I still need to find out. Hope you can share yours too 🙂

Where can your Philippine passport take you visa-free this 2019?

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There are 66 countries across the globe where Philippine passport holders can have visa-free access (including visa on arrival and electronic travel authority).

If you plan to travel somewhere far or daring this year, here are the countries you can visit with your Philippine passport without needing to apply for visa prior to your entry:

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    • ASIA
      • Brunei
        Cambodia
        Hong Kong (SAR China)
        Indonesia
        Kyrgyzstan *
        Laos
        Macao (SAR China)
        Malaysia
        Maldives *
        Mongolia
        Myanmar
        Nepal *
        Singapore
        Sri Lanka *
        Taiwan
        Tajikistan *
        Thailand
        Timor-Leste *
        Vietnam
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    • AFRICA
      • Benin *
        Cape Verde Islands *
        Comores Islands *
        Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)
        Djibouti *
        Gambia
        Guinea-Bissau *
        Kenya *
        Madagascar *
        Malawi *
        Mauritania *
        Mauritius *
        Morocco
        Mozambique *
        Rwanda
        Seychelles *
        Somalia *
        Tanzania *
        Togo *
        Uganda *
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    • OCEANIA
      • Cook Islands
        Fiji
        Marshall Islands *
        Micronesia
        Niue
        Palau Islands *
        Papua New Guinea *
        Samoa *
        Tuvalu *
        Vanuatu
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    • CARIBBEAN
      • Dominica
        Haiti
        St. Lucia *
        St. Vincent and the Grenadines
        Trinidad and Tobago *
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    • AMERICAS
      • Bolivia
        Brazil
        Colombia
        Costa Rica
        Ecuador
        Nicaragua *
        Peru
        Suriname
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    • MIDDLE EAST
      • Armenia *
        Iran *
        Israel
        Palestinian Territory

*visa on arrival **eTA (electronic travel authority)

Related read: 

What is Electronic Travel Authority (eTA)?

What is Visa on Arriva?

Applying for a Philippine Passport?

Source: 

ABS-CBN

2019 Henley Passport Index

What do you think about this list? Which “visa-free” country do you want to visit? Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below!

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