This is one of the nearest gasoline stations near to my place, and I often go here to purchase a…read morelot of goods and services: gasoline, oil change, air for tires, even LPG tanks for the house stove. There is a free general check up for cars whenever my car's having an oil change and the mechanic always tells me what needs immediate replacement of parts. I love how the branch is conveniently placed, though sometimes the cost of gasoline here is a bit more expensive than other Petron branches nearby. I also like that it has a convenience store, and I can have my RFID-Sweep card reloaded for fast travels in SLEX.

They do their best to service their customers. Have been filling up there for several years.read more

This is the only gas station you will get gas from if you're stuck in traffic along McKinley Road…read more Once you see the gas indicator of your car flashing, this is your salvation! They have a few restaurants here. There is Balai Pandesal and also Dakasi. Also, behind the gas station is a bus stop and jeepney stop for people who are traveling to and from BGC/Makati. The only reason I gave this gas station a 4 Star is because the gas prices are a bit more expensive here. That's understandable because of it's location. So, good luck to you fellow traveller!

This gas station is right outside my village which means that every so often, I end up getting gas…read morehere. The price of gas here is somewhat the same as the other gas stations. I guess people come here because it's near their house and they need to fill up their tanks before heading out to other places. It's funny and a bit cute when they sometimes have promos and give out juice or snacks when you get Php500 and up worth of gas. Other times, they give it back in some coins. I have no idea how their system works or how they decide what to give or how much to give you back, but it's cool to see them try to get the community to patronize them.

There are a few legitimate things that we need in everyday life - food, air, money (keeping it…read morereal), love (keeping it cheesy), and gas. Yes, gas. No, not the one you get when you laugh too hard. I'm talking about the gas (or rather oil) that literally fuels the factories and vehicles we all rely on. There are so many options for us to gas-up, but ninety percent of the time, we head for the branch of Petron in Pamplona Dos, along Alabang - Zapote road. It's not just convenient because it's right outside our village, but the service is wonderful. It can get busy during the rush hour, which I believe is a sign that they have good service, since most gas stations have the same rates. Despite the rush, they gladly offer to check on the coolant and water level of my car, clean the windshield, and check on the tire pressure. Props to our favorite gasoline boy Jonass (yes double S).

From Ilocos Norte, my family and I drove a long way and we were almost home. We were in need of…read moregasoline and food in our stomachs, the opportunity presented itself. There were a variety of eateries so we ate first and then filled up the tank afterwards. For a large gas station, the parking spots were few. It's because of the restaurants. Filling up the tank was easy. The attendants were friendly. An added bonus, there were a handful of macopa trees! My mom grew up eating macopa, so seeing her excitement was a site I enjoyed. The attendant was generous enough to offer help in picking some off the tree but my mom is a professional. lol The entire property is well maintained and I would eat here again!

When I was a kid and didn't know any better, I assumed that all gas stations had the same prices. I…read morewas always so confused why my dad went out of his way to go to a particular branch of a particular gas company just so we could fill up. Little did I know that the differences between branches could be huge. The cheapest place to get gas in the whole of Manila (barring army or ADB privileges, I guess) is in Fairview. The proprietors there are supposedly into a price war but it's something I can't confirm. What I can vet on however, is the inexpensive gas. Usually the Petron near the Dona Carmen subdivision is around two pesos cheaper than the average going price in Manila. Going here just to get gas won't be financially sound, but if for some reason you find yourself nearby, better get a full tank.

Because it's the nearest gas station from my home, Petron Kamagong is usually the place I gas up on…read moreback when I was still driving regularly. I like the strategic location - you can use it as a landmark. You can maneuver around it going to Kamagong Street, Pablo Ocampo Extension Street, and down to Zobel Roxas Street. Their service is good, too, so I'm satisfied with this station.

When I wrote about Clover Café, I briefly mentioned that it was part of the Shell gas station in…read moreJulia Vargas that has become a go-to meet-up place whenever there are out-of-town trips to the South. Aside from the fact that it a few fast food restaurants beside it, it's also really easy to find. This Shell station is unlike any other because of the types of people I've seen "hanging" around here. I've seen a group of motorists chilling at Select while I've also seen a pack of drag racers (or at least I assumed they were because of the sports cars they were, well, sporting) meeting up at this particular gas station. I told you. There's just something so landmark-ish and comfortable about this station that it even drives people to hang out here. On the flip side, I love the fact that service here is fast. I mean, have you ever experienced waiting 10 minutes to gas up because there was only one guy manning the station? I have and it's not cool when you're running late for work. Whenever we gas up here, service is always really quick and quite efficient. They even offer to clean the windows of your car, which can come in handy when you've missed clean up that morning. This Shell station also has a service station so you can have your cars and motors checked here when necessary.