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Welcome aboard! 🛫 No plane tickets? No visa? No problem! Let's us try this unique travel inspired restau / cafe in Manila. What I loved in this cafe is that you’ll feel that you're really in the aircraft from the menu to their staff who are dress into a Flight Attendants. WELCOME TO PLANE BISTRO!

📍 Location

1920 España BLVD Cor Kundiman Street, Sampaloc Manila,
the down side is if you have a private car there’s no parking lot in the area.

🕑 Operating Hours

Monday - Sunday 1:00 pm to 9:30 pm

💸 Price Range

149 pesos for ala carte

349 pesos for group tour / group meal (2 person)

699 pesos for group tour / group meal (4-5 person)

🍽 Menu

Affordable and delicious meal 💯

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Korea is one of the dream destination of everyone. These days filipinos are avid fan of KDrama and Kpop, those are just few reason why almost everyone wants to visit Korea. This country is open for tourist but for Filipinos you need to apply for Tourist Visa and that would take sometime and if you're still saving for your travel needs, you don't need to worry because Philippines have a Korean Restaurants that offers variety of Korean Food and let dress up yourselves with hanbook (a traditional attires that worn by Koreans)

Jong Lo Korean Restaurant is the Korean restaurant I'm talking about and it is located in Malate, Manila just two blocks away from Robinson's Manila. The restaurant is establish since 2002 and it is open 24/7. Jong Lo is not that big but it has 2 floors and the traditional dresses is located at the second floor. Hanbook is FREE to use if you consumed 350 pesos per head, in our case 350 times six persons. Don't worry because you're free to choose what do you want to order just make sure that your total bill is equivalent to 350 per person.

The food is good and they have big servings! I'll rate it 9/10 for my overall experience!

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Summer season is over and the rain starts to fall but it doesn't mean that gala is over!! LOL. Time flies so fast, I cant believe that its already June and I cant accept the fact that rainy season can ruin my travel plans so we've search for places to visit even though its raining and ta daaaaaa.. UPSIDE DOWN MUSEUM is the answer! Honestly, I already know this place last year pa when we were searching for our topic in our thesis then this year it went viral on facebook so why not check it out, right?

Upside Down Museum is located at Boom Na Boom Grounds, CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd. Pasay City. It’s across World Trade Center, behind Wensha Spa and Star City. It is closed every MONDAY.

Entrance Fee: 450 pesos per head

Senior and PWD's have 25% discount, 330 pesos per head

Kids below 3 years old and birthday celebrants get in for free.

Upside down plus starcity is 580 pesos per head

We wanted to get the upside down museum plus star city promo because you will just add 130 pesos per head you can have 2 attraction but its raining hard so we didn't push through our star city date. Anyways, We thought that we will just spend 1 hour here but we were wrong! We spent almost 2 hours and half just taking LOT of photos. Its so tiring but it is worth it!!!

TIPS:

1. Do a research before going here, Think of the poses! You can also check out the monitors for inspiration.

2. Wear a comfortable clothes! Avoid wearing skirt.

3. Bring your camera and charge it. If you have extra batteries or power bank bring it because trust me, you will take LOT of pictures.

4. Eat first before going here but they have a Korean Restaurant/Cafe.

5. Enjoy and don't be KJ! :D

What to expect:

1. A marshal is assigned in each place to assist you and take photos of you.

2. It is super near, just beside star city so you don't need to travel far.

3. Its not that big but 450 pesos is sulit.

4. You will be tired but it is worth it!!

5. They just have a small cafe that sells ramen and drinks.

Here's a short preview and vlog of Upside Down Museum:

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South StrEAT Container Park is located along Tagaytay – Sta.Rosa road. It’s the newest food park in South (it opened last February) and I heard that a food park is soon to open also in Tagaytay (not really sure though). It’s a perfect side trip/food trip for those travelling in Tagaytay or even in Nuvali.

bigger space for parking

It has 20 food stalls that have different categories of foods depending on what you want. We went there by 5:00pm and its not yet crowded but the problem is the tables and chairs are wet because of the rain so we had no choice but to be seated beside the container that sells Malaysian food. We ordered their “best” seller for group that cost around 700 pesos including (2 rice bowls and 2 viands) My friends said that it taste like pares and chicken curry.

The Malaysian food that we ordered in Malay Ko

Whenever I look at that churros I still remember the funniest thing that happened that night. My bestfriend ordered churros for 160 pesos and he was shocked when ate gave him 1 piece churros. We told him that maybe it was ate's fault and that's not for him. Then my usisero boyfriend went to Xurerria before we go home to check their menu and he saw that 1 piece churros only cost 55 pesos and the one that my bestfriend ordered has 5 or 6 pieces. Lol!

South strEAT at night :)

My food buddies!!!

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