had a fantastic experience with Inkworx! From start to finish, the team was professional, helpful…read moreand attentive to every detail. They delivered high-quality prints right on time. I highly recommend Inkworx to anyone looking for reliable, top-notch printing services. Illdefinitely coming back for my future printing needs.

Kind staff and very well when it comes to technicalities plus affordable and superb quality prints.read more

Whenever I think of getting something xeroxed (I mean, photocopied, whatever), I think of Blessings…read morein UP. I don't know about you, but I have been let down by many a copier, so even though Diliman is a bit of a distance away, I get the job done at UP, not questions asked. Sure, there are many other copy centers in the area, but you will remember Blessings because they've somewhat taken over the whole Shopping Center, taking the space of a lot of stalls along the whole area, all just making copies. Well, okay, they also do all sorts of binding and printing. A couple of their stores do nice photo prints for posters and such, which is something to look out for. And they seriously have their job down pat. I cannot imagine keeping track of all those pages of books and counting numbers of copies and inhaling all that toner. There's nothing like the smell of fresh, hot photocopies, mind you, but what they do is no joke. These people have the Blessings name to uphold.

I had 3 digital books that needed to be printed. These books arent being published anymore yet I…read moreneeded a hard copy. I headed to Blessings to have them all printed and spiral bound. It was done in less than 10 minutes. Saved me from the hassle of returning to get my order.

I'm a creature of habit. And I especially make it a habit to patronize businesses that do quality…read moreservice and maintain great relationships with their customers. That is why since college, or for a decade now, I still go to Alva Computer and Photocopy Services for my printing and photocopying needs. They may not be the shop that offers the cheapest rate for these services in the Taft Avenue and Vito Cruz areas, but the quality of their finished product makes all the difference. Their "powder xerox" (at Php .60 per page) is of already of print quality (there's none of the usual grey and black smudges on the paper). What's more, they use good quality (read: thick) paper, not those flimsy coupon bonds used by other photocopiers. When you're on a budget and need multiple copies of a document that have to look like the original, just have them print one set and photocopy the rest. It's cheaper that way, and the difference in quality is not that noticeable. Black and white printing would cost you Php 2 per page, more than the usual "piso print", but again, quality spells the difference. Colored printing starts at Php 5, cheaper than in other shops. Aside from printing and photocopying services, the Estrada Branch also offers ID picture-taking and printing, colored photocopying, and poster printing. The shop also doubles as an Internet cafe.

We stopped by here to look for books for my classes, but I didn't find anything that would be…read moreuseful. What I drooled over were their stock of stationery and pens. Omg their selection of pens is pretty incredible. There were several aisles of different kinds and colors of pens, markers and pencils imaginable. I was so tempted to buy pens 'cause they were so inexpensive, but then I saw the line and I didn't want to wait. It's Christmas time so it's a super busy time in the mall. This bookstore also had lots of toys on the ground floor, and art and school supplies on the 2nd floor.

Nobody was willing to help. Either staff were busy with their task or chatting with other staff…read more Noone offers to help you find things. The cashier was not nice.

There were a few times that I found myself in the middle of Makati in need of professional, good…read morequality printing services. There really aren't much around, sadly. I'm used to having all my major printing work done in the Taft/La Salle area where it's cheaper and I'm already a 'suki', but sometimes it's just too much trouble to go all the way there. Print Avenue is a convenient place to have all your printing needs/photocopying done, and conveniently situated in Salcedo Village. It's perfect for me when I have to run to a meeting but need some files printed professionally. I've had my design work printed here, and the print quality is excellent, with a fast turnaround. There was this one time I was running late to an interview and needed some ID photos printed in a snap, and Print Avenue saved my day. Though naturally, rates here would be a bit pricier than most print shops (I guess it's because they really have a good location-ground floor walk up and in one of Makati's more elite neighborhoods). But, I believe the service, convenience and quality is worth shelling out a few pesos for.

Whether it is for business cards, leaflets, mock ups or gift ideas, print Avenue is very efficient,…read morefast and qualified to put together anything that needs printing. I once needed a poster size booklet printed to present my project. I needed a very specific size and needed it to look like a glossy magazine so they had to go out of their usual printing services and they were very helpful! We figured out a way to bond the pages together and it was all a very good job!

I see Randxell as some convenient hybrid of a printing press and a graphic printing shop. You can…read morehave fully colored magazines done there, digitally and offset. You can have a CAD design printed. Even mass photocopying, booklets, business cards, invitations are available, among others. They are also authorized by BIR to print official receipts. I don't know about you, but their wide range of printing services is pretty impressive. If you regularly ride the bus, you've probably passed by their Gil Puyat branch, having a convenient location that's easy to find and a huge sign that screams "HEY, LET ME PRINT YOUR STUFF!" at the front (just kidding, it says Randxell Printing Services). So look no more, it has pretty much what you're looking for. Careful crossing Osmena Highway though. (That's the part I hate the most going to Randxell).

Hi Team. Can I get your email so I can shoot an email for a quotation inquiry? Your prompt response…read morewill be much appreciated. Thanks!

Super unfriendly staff. Just one person is halfway decent and when she isnt there, wag na kayong…read moreumasa. Its a shame that the staff they used to have pre pandemic have all left. This new staff is the worst.

This is a very inexpensive place to have your one hour or less pictures taken at. We had 1"x1"…read morephotos taken, and it was only 75 Pesos for a set of more than 4 pictures. The other photo shop nearby charges double the price for 4 photos. I have also had them make refrigerator magnets for a great price. You just need to log onto their WiFi and upload your picture onto their site. They make oil paintings of your picture which are created by a local artist. Now that is something that I have not done here yet.

Sometimes the convenience of having an ID photo taken can be difficult. I've noticed that there are…read moreless and less photo developing stores and photography stores now in Makati. When I was young, I remember having to wait to develop my 24 or 26 rolls of photos. I would be so excited even when I had to wait to get my ID photos done for school IDs, passports, etc... I think because not a lot of people print out photos anymore. Most people have their photos directly on their phones, on their laptops, or even in digital frames. But for whatever reason you may be needing an ID photo done and you can't wait more than 15 minutes to have your photo taken and printed, theres a small nook in Greenbelt 1 that is more convenient that the regular photo shops. I prefer to go to Tronix because in just ten minutes you basically get four to six pieces your ID photos for as low as Php60. No fuss, no 30 minutes to 1 hour waits.

What can your "piso" still buy these days? A piece of candy, maybe. Good thing, then, that Piso…read morePrint opened. (It's called Inktec Piso Print now, I don't know if Zerotec Piso Print was its old name.) Your "piso" can now be used to pay for printing that one-page homework you need for class. Gone are the days when printing in computer shops costs a lot. In fact, printing costs are now almost comparable to photocopying costs. This has led to so many households, even those with students, foregoing owning a printer altogether. They just have their stuff printed outside. We have Piso Print and other similar shops to thank for this. While it does cost "piso" to print a page, remember that that's only limited to black and white text content. Images that demand more ink consumption, as well as colored text content and images, would cost more. If you're unsure about how much your printing requirements would cost, ask first.

Piso print is a lifesaver. There are papers that literally require you to print tons and tons of…read morepages - which if you were printing in like some sort of mall internet cafe would cost you like a thousand pesos. Piso print will pretty much print everything you need for the entire term, for a hundred bucks. It's pretty much the same as every other piso print that exists. My favorite thing about it is that it's super near the entrance of the school. There have been times where I literally forgot to print my paper while in class, so I just go outside, run off to the piso print place, and get back in time for attendance. It's smack dab in front of this minimall next to school called University Mall, so it's crazy convenient to go to. Not only that, but Piso Print also offers pretty much every other "paper" materials needed - CDs, envelopes, folders with fasteners, etc. It's a pretty convenient spot. Of course, during peak times, which are around 7:30AM before people to go school and lunchtime at around 12NN, the lines are insane. And the fact that it's outdoors make the heat unbearable sometimes. However, it's a small price to pay for how cheap your print out is.