gooey choco caramel cake, hickory bbq ribs, mandaluyong, pasta, plana’s pantry, quezon city 0 Comments
Super duper happy we were able to order a few dishes from Plana’s Pantry. Panalo lahat ng items na inorder namin.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the captain has just turned off the fasten seatbelt sign… Flight 001 (pronounced: “flight one”), the world’s premiere travel store, has just opened its third and biggest store at the East Wing of Shangri-la Plaza Mall in Mandaluyong City, as part of their aggressive rollout plan in Asia. Whether for international jetsetters or domestic commuters, Flight 001 has practical and innovative products that enable travelers to experience the world in style and comfort.
“Flight 001 is quickly becoming a global brand, which is a vision Brad and I have had for the company from the start. And we are particularly excited and passionate about our latest expansion in the Philippines” said John Sencion, co-founder of Flight 001.
In line with Flight 001’s existing locations, the interior of the new store is designed to model the look and feel of 747 Jet fuselage. Complete with curved walls, wood paneling, and a retro-modern ticket counter, the stores are reminiscent of the glamorous Jet-Set era of the 1950s and 60s.
Check out how the awesome Flight 001 store looks like on these photos below…
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“Gym Kalawang”… that’s how I usually call the hardcore gym which I regularly visit. Why “kalawang”? Coz it’s a no-frills, no-nonsense (and no aircon) kind of gym!
It’s a place where you hangout to actually bust your butt and get down to business. It’s where results are realized.
Check out this quick video tour of “C3 Gym”…
This is the very place where I lost 50 LBS in 4 months (185 lbs down to 135 lbs!!!).
C3 Gym is located just beside the “Cookbook Kitchen” (same owners) along Socorro Fernandez in Mandaluyong City.
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For the life of me, I cannot understand why these potholes along Araullo St., Mandaluyong City have been there since… FOREVER!
Those who frequent the Mandaluyong/San Juan area probably recognize these inconveniences. It hampers the flow of traffic and causes vehicle damage.
Local government cannot blame the rainy weather for these potholes because these hazards have been here for as long as I can remember. Unbelievable. What the hell are our local officials busy with? Tarps? Happy Fiesta banners? Pondering which new corner or billboard to post their HUGE faces on next?
