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6 years ago
Local Liquor Mart in Pateros Phillipines. Quick stop they have cellphone charging station and ice cold drinks read more
B Morcilla Street
Barangay Poblacion
Pateros, Metro Manila
Philippines
Pateros City
0920-6586597
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https://www.ministop.com.ph
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The first day I arrived at Newport Pasay my cousin took me to Lawsons, it reminded me of a hip…read moreKorean Market but no Korean food at all duhhh this was in the Philippines. Supposedly, they have the best fried chicken. I only got drinks, water and snacks but the prices are pretty reasonable for the area and it was always busy and the staff very nice!
Great service and variety of products. Very clean store and was able to find what I need fast with…read moreattentive staff. They're affordable and have a variety of products from hair to prescriptions.
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At the risk of sounding whiny, I'd like to share my lamentation about the state of convenience…read morestores in the country. Japan really ruins a lot of things for you, and after being exposed to their convenience stores some 12 years ago, I have come to call our version - inconvenience stores, because they contained practically nothing. Fast forward to ten years later, and I could not be happier about the changes in the convenience stores category. The entry of Family Mart and Circle K have helped shake up the competition, and we are seeing greatly improved store operations with better offerings for us consumers. Circle K is one or the newest entrants in the category. A US brand, the chain is being operated by the same group as Zuellig. The inside is roomy and very premium. The food offerings like the hotdog and sausages are imported yet reasonably priced. The ice cream is a favorite! I like the stand-up tables that let customers have a quick meal - encourages fast turn around of consumers and yet allowing them a convenient place to have a meal. This is a good convenience store concept.
Convenience stores, like coffee shops, are sprouting like crazy in Bonifacio Global City. I think…read morethis is a sign that the market here is booming as more and more people decide to work and live in the area. Among the first ones to get a whiff of the booming trend was Circle K, an international brand of convenience stores that was one of the pioneer establishments of its kind in BGC. It is situated in front of a park and near the busy Bonifacio High Street, so it's often filled with customers buying water, energy drinks, and snacks. Compared to the big convenience stores that we are familiar with, Circle K's layout is a bit different. I noticed that it's focus is more on giving customers more choices and options for freshly prepared meals and quick bites than selling items off the shelves. The layout of the store is proof to this. The portion dedicated to meals prepared on the spot is a lot bigger than the area alllowed for display racks of junk foods and ready-to-eat items. If you are looking for office supplies, cleaning materials or even personal hygiene products, this is not the place to go. But if you want affordable and delicious siomai, good cup of coffee or pocket-friendly combo rice meals, then this is the right convenience store for you.
Roomy and spacious inside.
Delicious ice cream!
I am so thankfully that Family Mart finally opened a branch so close to my office. For the first…read moretwo weeks that they were open, I had nothing but Family Mart food. As a convenience store, they honestly don't have a lot to offer (unlike your local 7-11 or MiniStop) but they have, by far, the best food selection. Everyday, I discover something new when I stop by this particular branch. In the first week, I was addicted to their Twirl-all-you can ice cream. Pistachio soft serve ice cream. Wow. Just wow. Then I started going through their food options. For 3 days straight I had nothing but tonkatsu maki. It's so packed with rice and was really good. Then I started focusing on their wraps. The chicken karaage wrap which had wasabi mayo was very filling for less than P100. They also have different ramens -- I like the karubi ramen. Lately, they introduced the Fresh N' Lite line for those counting their calories. So exciting to have healthy food at an affordable price and so conveniently close to where I work. This branch has a second floor dedicated to just the dining area. So if you're looking for a quick place to eat, this is the best choice. Last but not the least, I love how the people here are so nice and friendly. Coming in early in the morning and being greeted with: "Welcome to the Family!" really brings a smile to my face every time.
My go to store cause it's close to my AirBnb. If I have the cravings for the hotdogs and meat buns…read moreand cheap but ok coffee and snacks those is where I go. I also load up my Grab app here. The staff are friendly and nice, they all know me already.
Meat section stinks, contained inside a broken freezer. They also leave their trash outside the…read moredoor every night, this place is unsanitary. Go to Venice Mall for your grocery needs.
I've lived in McKinley for more than a year now and witnessed the drastic decline of quality this…read moreplace went through. Affected by the recent opening of Robinsons Selaction at Venice Grand Canal last February, they had their upper-market shoppers diverted on preference. The small store held up well for residence of Morgan Suites and Stamford Residence and even Venice Residences nearby. A sometimes I end my ride here to pick-up some fruits before heading home, which is highly convenient since they are open 24/7. Maintenance and cleanliness has fallen to a concerning level with irresponsible personnel disregarding trash by the store front, as the loading bay is oddly by the entrance of the supermarket, which wasn't a problem before.
Let's face it. SM Supermarkets make it convenient to do groceries. If I were their brand manager,…read moreI'd stop referring to it as Hypermarket and start calling it the Mega-Convenience store. One of my only complaints is that the store is so big that my weak ankles get pained after awhile. It helps that I live close by, but I have unintentionally grown dependent on this branch. I like to cook in bulk so the wholesale sized SKUs in the back of the store are always worth checking out. When I'm there during the grocery rush hours, I tend to pass by the Wine and Spirits section. I pick up a bottle of alcohol and they let me check out at the bakery. Shh! Don't tell everyone; but also don't abuse the privilege.
People have different ways to de-stress. Some run at the gym or have a hobby. I have two activities…read morethat I love to do to de-stress: a) Cooking and b) Grocery Shopping. Fine, eating and drinking are there too. However, I completely zone out when I do the groceries. It's just me, the cart and my grocery list. I can forget all the problems of the day and focus on...which Mayo brand and size will save me more money? Of all the supermarkets, SM Hypermarket is my ultimate favorite place to shop. It's the nearest to my parent's home and there are so many other useful shops inside like a BDO bank, Watson's, Office Warehousem Clinica Manila and, of course, restaurants. Plus, they close at 11PM! I can spend an hour or two cruising from one aisle to another after work. Super convenient! As the motto of SM goes, "We've got it all for you!" and, yes they have everything you need. Inside the grocery, they also have appliances, electronics, clothes, furniture, kitchenware, and even pet supplies. Another feature I love in SM Hypermarket is their bulk buy section (this is where I go when I need to buy for get-togethers and parties). The building is smaller than the other SM Hypermarkets I've gone to but, this one has everything you need in a compact package! Also, I love that they have a big screen in the food court area. So, after you shop, you can sit, eat and watch the latest PBA game! :D
There are many ways that Good Day Premium Convenience Store can make your day, uhm, good. Located…read moreat the ground floor of Pacific Star Building in Makati Avenue, this establishment offers first-rate items that may not be available in other 24/7 stores. This branch has a small floor space but it's jam packed with hard-to-find brands of cup noodles, chips, and chocolates. I'm particularly impressed that they have a wide variety of imported instant coffees, including Japanese brands. The White Owl coffee packets are my favorite, they come in different flavors and blends. Good Day's delicious and relatively affordable meals, salads, pasta, and breads are another reason to like the store. The Chicken ala King and Chicken Curry rice meals are golden finds. But if you're famished, having just one of their rice meals may not be enough to satisfy your hunger because of the small serving portions. On a final note, Good Day offers additional services that include ATM's and a Western Union kiosk.
There's a shortage of convenience stores in the area of Pacific Star for those who are too lazy to…read morecross the expanse of Makati Avenue or Buendia. This is why I was so happy when I discovered Good Day in Pacific Star's Times Square - now I don't have to run across multiple lanes, trying not to end up as roadkill, just to get myself an iced coffee. Even though Good Day's a bit small-ish compared to the nearby Mini Stop and 7-11, it has everything you need to keep yourself away during another long day at the office. I usually exploit this to the fullest extent all the damn time.
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Good Day Premium Convenience Store at the ground level of Pacific Star Building.
Our original plan was to buy some bottled water, but the cookie display near the cash register was…read morecalling me. I had to answer that call. I was happy with the width of the Chocolate Walnut Cookie Php42 and its height was reasonably thin. After closely observing the texture of the cookie through the food display's glass, my gut told me it was chewy; not chunky. And I hit the jackpot! Around halfway through, I was getting a bit bored with the overall flavor. I might've appreciated this more with a glass or bottle of milk (so I can dunk it)!
Nice convenience store. Stopped by here to get some bottled water. They had a buy 1 get 1 UCC…read morecoffee for 53php. It was good.
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Guadalupe Nuevo is one of the busiest MRT and bus stops along the northbound lane of Edsa. People…read morewho live in nearby barangays, such as Pinagkaisahan, Pitogo and Cembo, usually pass this area on their way to and from work. Thus, it's not surprising that there are a lot of establishments in the vicinity that are open 24 hours. One such place is the JK Humanbond Mart and Pharmacy, located at the ground floor of Hotel Sogo Guadalupe. It is open 24/7. I usually stop by the mart to buy water or candies before riding the bus plying along Edsa. The store isn't big, but they sell necessities like bottled water, food items, and toiletries. Since it's also a pharmacy, you can buy medicines here. But I noticed their stocks are mostly limited to over-the-counter and commonly prescribed medications. There are parking slots for about three cars in front of the establishment but since Magsaysay Avenue is a busy and narrow street, getting in and out of the parking slot may be a challenge especially during rush hours.
My area is one of the busiest but most convenient places in the Metro. I'm actually lucky to be…read moreliving here. The traffic of potential market for most businesses is incredible, and it's literally a street that never sleeps. (Right now, there are still tawaran sessions happening at the market downstairs at 1 AM, get a load of that!) And one of the places that literally never sleeps is this JK Pharmacy store which I still refer to as "K2 Drug". (Self, get on with the times, will ya?) That used to be its name, actually. I don't know what happened. It was renovated and stuff, etc. and re-opened as JK Mart. ANYWAY, I love that this place is so near. When my cats get sick, I just do a cartwheel and I have a bottle of Amoxicillin drops ready to save their lives. I can even get away without prescription (Well, I ask my vet friends and they tell me to go buy whatever through phone. Ain't nobody got time for prescriptions!) I just tell JK Mart I need this for my cats, and viola. I have the drugs. I don't really know if that's good or bad, or am I just an exception because they know me or something, though... They are forever open, so I go here for midnight snacks and emergency Yakisoba (Spicy Chicken) hoarding sprees. They're a hybrid of convenience store and infant/pedia/generics shops that it's provided Guadalupians a place to run to late at night for (hopefully) not too grave necessary medicine buys. Let's face it, even if another nearby similar store, Mercury Drug towards Edsa has a lot more to offer, it just takes ten thousand years! (And it has never changed for the 20 years I've been going there, really). I love this place, and I give it five stars because it's awesome.
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I had work in Ayala Alabang's Makiling Park one afternoon and wasn't able to have lunch with the…read moretoxic schedule. At around 4 in the afternoon, I started to get woozy and very hungry. Not having enough time to go to the nearest mall, I headed to Cuenca Park to grab a bite with my sister. We were initially planning to just buy chips and biscuits as all we knew was that there's a small Rustan's Fresh at the park. We were glad to find that there was a small chiller with the ready-to-eat items they were offering. My sister and I got a sandwich and a can of soda each. I got the Deli Sub Sandwich, which had different slices of cold cuts and was big enough to even feed two as a snack. But because I was really hungry, I finished the whole sub and it was very much worth it at less than PhP160. My Cherry Coke just finished it off for me and I was good to go again. I just wish there could also be a grocery with a deli inside our own village so I can do the same on afternoons when I work from home.
Reasons why this supermarket is the best thing that's ever happened to its utlra-sosyal residents…read more 1) No need to leave the village anymore. Now you can walk, skip, hop, sprint, drive, fly to get your weekly stash of olives, capers, sausages, baguettes and hummus. 2) It's right beside a Starbucks Coffee shop. Now you can sip your non-fat frappuccino With extra whipped cream and chocolate sauce while shopping with your yaya and driver. 3) It's right beside Cuenca Park. If you're in your teens, you can offer to do groceries for your mom and then play hooky with that cute kid who lives down the street. 4) FREE PARKING!!! Not that it matters to some. 5) They sell freshly-made sandwiches, pasta and other stuff. You can buy food here and pretend that you made it yourself. 6) They sell cupcakes here too. You can buy them then pretend that you baked it yourself and yes, it's all Instagram worthy. 7) You don't have to leave the village just to refill your dog's cat food. 8) You almost know everyone who shops here. Little or no chance to see jejes. The end. *everything written here was made solely for the purpose of fun.
I have seen better days from San Mig Food Avenue. When they opened in 2012, their free Wi-Fi signal…read morewas strong, the temperature inside the shop was cool, and the general atmosphere inside the store was upbeat and happy. These days, however, the ambiance can only be described as sad and even gloomy. But I still visit the shop once in a while because it's open for 24 hours and the location is really convenient and easily accessible. All the basic necessities are also available in the shop. Furthermore, San Mig Food Ave also offers amazing food choices. They have Hungry Juan meals that are very pocket friendly. One whole jumbo chicken for PHP 209.00 is a steal. Besides, the taste of their chicken is sweet and savory even without the gravy so I couldn't complain. I also like the fact that they sell different types of breads that are not available in other convenience stores. The best part is they have chicken isaw. The staple Pinoy street food is offered for PHP 9.00 per stick and made by San Miguel Foods. Who could say no to that? Well, I can't. But apparently, I'm not the only one who loves isaw because they always run out of grilled chicken intestines by late afternoon.
It's easy to categorize Swizzle Mobile Bar as just another participant in the game of beverage…read morecatering in Manila. But the truth is that they are so much than that. When it comes to mobile bars, they very well may be the kingpin and the superior leader. These guys seem to have thought of everything. They offer a variety of packages that can be customized according to your specific needs. If you have a budget in mind, they can work with you to formulate a plan that you are comfortable with. Drink requests and thematic concoctions can also be accommodated. Prices aren't unreasonable either. Cheers!
Mini Stop is my all-time favorite convenience store. This place literally has everything--food,…read moretoiletries, magazines. The best thing that I really like about Mini Stop that (for me) makes it better than other convenience stores out there, like Family Mart and 7/11, is their food. I know Family Mart and 7/11 also sells food, but the ones in Mini Stop just appeal to the Filipino taste buds. My personal favorite is their Uncle John's Fried Chicken. For me, their chicken tastes just like Chicken Joy (from Jollibee). It has a very crunchy Chicken skin that I could not get enough of. The chicken meat is also tender, juicy, and flavorful. I also like their deep-fried pork wanton and sharks fin. I know that their sharks fin is not legit, but I don't really care as long as it tastes good. These meals would be perfect with rice. Mini Stop has everything for people that are always on the go.
I Love their Cold Brew, but I'll let my thoughts brew before I give them a higher rating. This is…read moremy new pitstop in the Glorietta complex. A key to Fundamental Coffee's conception is Andre Chanco of Yard Stick Coffee. He and his partners are bringing back the basics of coffee. A no fuss experience, just coffee. Sounds very familiar... Their interior is like most hip coffee shops, industrial and minimalist with a modern twist, such as the menu on the wall, displayed on a changeable letter signs, and a wall of potted plants, that's actually alive. Mocha Cold Brew (140 PHP) A marriage of chocolate and coffee without the acidic relationship. Cacao leaves and coffee separately steeped for 12 hours each an bounded together to achieve a delicate taste, that's aromatic on the palate. I was expecting a punch of either from the chocolate or coffee, but I was surprised to have a subtle balanced taste of both. I can't wait to try the rest of their menu. Summer Iced Tea (140 PHP) African red tea leaves steeped for over 24 hours. A very fruity tea that's highly refreshing.
If you want a cozy coffee shop, I really recommend this place. Ambiance is similar to that of your…read moreown bedroom. You can't be distracted by the noise and ruckus since the shop is located outside the mall. Employees are very accommodating towards the customers, even if the place is full. The menu is well balanced, there's a handful of drinks and meals that you can pick.I also recommend their iced mocha as your first drink. It has this distinct taste that I haven't tasted in other coffee shops. Minor things: Free wifi is strong and fast, there are a number of sockets so charging shouldn't be a problem, a big bottle of water will also be given to you every time you receive your order. This is my first time visiting fundamental coffee but I'm happy to tell you that I'm going to be a frequent customer of this place.
There are a lot of places to check out in SM Soutmall. It's nice to find small businesses like…read moreMoo's Ice Cream. It starts out as earnest, and simple. It's small and doesn't pretend to be something big or fancy. It sticks its neck out hoping to be noticed by someone. I noticed, so I gave it a shot. Ice cream is after all a man's best friend during the summer months here in the Philippines. Their flavors range from basic to premium and I gotta say that I prefer the premium because that's where Cookis N Cream, my favorite flavor, falls under. Their ice cream is great considering what I had to pay for it. the only thing I disliked however, is that they never offer to sell their ice cream in cups. It's always in cones. I for one prefer to eat my ice cream in cups since I don't really enjoy the cones anyway. If you're on the lookout for affordable and good ice cream, but are tired of the main brands, then feel free tp give this one a try because it deserves more customers.
I don't think much about 24-hour convenience stores anymore. We just assume that there'll be one in…read moreevery corner when we need them. But once in a while you find things in them that make you realize that they really are pretty awesome to have around. Like -- QUAKE BARS! If you've ever had a childhood in the sleepy neighborhoods of Metro Manila, this might be what it tastes like. Chocolate cake bars have come out in various shapes, sizes, colors, and fillings, but inevitably they all taste somewhat the same--and that's a good thing. Chocolate on the outside. Chocolate on the inside. Whoever in the world came up with that combination deserves some kind of honorary Nobel prize for worldly delights. These Quake Bars (the red wrapper with the little football player, in case you were wondering), in particular, have a very nice density to them at first bite, and a welcome richness to the chocolate - sauce? fondant? palaman? - they possess within. I remember these used to be more boat-shaped (or that very well could have been another brand), but this new, flatter form factor is actually quite decent. All-in-all a great choice for a quick, sweet snack. If you're in the mood for one near any supermarket or bigger sari-sari-store, pick one up. They're good as ever! AND SHIM RAMYUN BLACK RAMEN! A wave of authentic ramen joints are popping up all over the Metro, and people are flocking to them with good reason--ramen is good. Very good. But when the bill hits me as I deal with a tummy full of deliciousness, I often wonder, how much should very good ramen actually be worth? I wonder this because in the aisles of most every convenient 711 location in the city, you can find a vessel for some of the best ramen anywhere--for under 90 pesos. I'm talking about Shim Ramyun Black, a rich instant ramen with a deep beefiness and a heat that will curl your socks if you let it. Don't let the fact that it is "instant" throw you off--this thing is legit. The flavor, the intensity, the quality of the noodles, all top-notch. One taste of this will leave you scratching your head: "I used to pay HOW MUCH for ramen?" When you see Shim Ramyun Black, pick it up. You won't regret it!
My friends and I were drinking wine and beer and having some pad thai over at The Crying Tiger when…read moresomeone brought up Melona ice pops out of the blue. It was a particularly balmy night and we really wanted to cool down a bit. Luckily, someone mentioned that there was a Korean grocery down the street, so the girls and I excused ourselves to get some ice cream. This place is brimming with goods from Korea. It's a jumble of a wide variety of products, such as packaged groceries and other dry goods, kitchen equipment, beauty products, instant noodles, home improvement and even baby stuff like non-slip changing mats and the like. The place also advertises its plenty different kinds of kimchi and other fermented vegetables and pickles. You can buy these in bulk, or you can also get them in small disposable plastic containers. We were walking around the store, tipsy and kinda loud but they didn't seem to mind. With the grocery store's proximity to the bars and pubs around, they must get drunk customers a lot. I got to try the packaged Banana Shake drink, which was really, really good. Also, the cashier is very nice. She offered to give a discount because my purchase was a little over P60 and all I had was a P50 and a P1000 bill. She probably just didn't want to break my large bill, but the fact that she offered to just give to me the drink for P50 was very nice of her. This place is convenient for those staying around the hostels and the affordable lodging in the area. You can get plenty of food and supplies from here, but you can always just duck in here and get your Melona ice cream fix.
Good service good ambiance convenient all good my parking lot pa and 24 hour and very good serviceread more
I'm really happy when 7-eleven opened a store last year in my neighborhood. When hunger pangs…read moreattack me late night or wee hours of the morning, I always drop by this place and buy some snack. Another thing that I always go back for is their CliQQ kiosk. This is where I buy prepaid load for my mobile needs and the good news is I can always go there when in need of load even during late hours.