Nice atmosphere, good equipment, clean tables. Facilities are clean and well maintained. The Grab…read moredriver found it easily and drove us right to the entrance, not just at the curb. Great spot for entertaining newcomers or returning overseas Philams!

On my first visit to the Philippines my cousins wanted to take me to some chill spots in our area…read more Studio 300 hit the spot! We went on a non-busy day and we were able to enjoy most of what the facility had to offer! There's pool tables, darts, bowling lanes, spacious tables for gatherings and a bar! I will definitely come back!

The place is huge and spacious, with lots of bowling lanes and billiards tables to spend countless…read moreof fun hours in. Prices are fair. Not sure how thoroughly they clean the bowling shoes (though they weren't smelly or anything like that). On-site food offerings are limited, though it's located in a mall so lots of places around to dine in after (no outside food and drinks allowed). Overall, a really fun spot for you to spend half a day in with friends and family.

Took the family out for some weekend bowling at this spot and we had an absolute blast! The place…read moreis massive with tons of lanes that never felt crowded, even on a Saturday afternoon--plenty of space to spread out and cheer each other on. We did a couple hours of unlimited bowling, shoes were comfy and didn't stink at all, and the lanes rolled pretty smooth once we got going. The big screens overhead kept score perfectly, music was pumping just enough to keep the energy up without being overwhelming, and the AC was a lifesaver. Grabbed some snacks from the counter (their fries hit the spot) and loved that it's right in the mall for easy food options afterward. Kids were laughing the whole time, we all got way too competitive, and it turned into one of those perfect family afternoons. Super fun vibe, great value, and we'll definitely be back next time we're in the area. 5 stars!

Amazing Place.have your family come and hang out with us! Bowling is really fun and challenging.read more

I don't have any sport. I'm a 5'5 1/2 foot girl who does not have any sport. I tried playing…read morevolleyball but my arms got to sore after every practice and the ball always seemed to go the opposite way I wanted it to. I tried badminton for a while and I was pretty okay with it, but whenever my boyfriend and I play, I never really win. I can't play basketball because I can't get the form right and I can't do soccer or futsal because there's just too much running involved. There is one sport I actually enjoy playing and am decent at - bowling! Although I seldom go, it's usually the SM Bowling Center in Megamall that my family and I choose when we're in the mood for some fun. It's a great family bonding experience and I think we've gone to the bowling alley in Megamall 3 or 4 times already. The bowling alley is new and super spacious - great if you're playing in big groups like we usually do. But one-on-one games aren't so bad either. My boyfriend and I sometimes play against each other and it's still super fun. They also have a few billiards table and even some PSP games! Like most bowling centers, this one offers some snacks and drinks. We ordered a beer tower once and it definitely helped make the game funnier! I wouldn't recommend their snacks though. I once ordered one of their cheeseburgers and it just seemed like one I can get from Burger Machine (although Burger Machine is da bomb). I would definitely recommend this place if you're looking for a different type of activity in the mall. If you've watched all the movies currently showing or just too full to grab some grub, maybe you'd like to while your time away here!

The heyday of bowling and billiards has come and gone. Efren "Bata" Reyes and Paeng Nepomuceno are…read moreno longer the icons of Philippine sports; the Azkals are. And therefore, the corner "bilyarans" are gone, and the big malls no longer have bowling alleys. But even though the dust has settled on these once-popular pastimes, AMF-Puyat Superbowl in Makati Square still stands. It's fitting that it's located in Makati Square (once Makati Cinema Square), another relic from a bygone era. Stepping into Superbowl is like stepping into the 1980's; the lanes look the same as ever, the shoes haven't been replaced since the mid-90's (at least, that's what I believe), but man, it still does feel fun to bowl. I've still bowled occasionally (both for fun and in an inter-office tournament) the last 3 years, and as long as the balls still roll, the pins still get picked up, and the scores still add up correctly, there's no reason not to come back to AMF-Puyat Superbowl.

I have to give this place four stars for several reasons. I didn't expect to find an AMF Bowling…read morecenter in The Philippines! This place has 42 lanes, no joke, that's a lot of capacity. They also have a few nice pool tables in the back. They have done an excellent job keeping their lanes in top condition, as evidenced by the freshly oiled lanes. Today is Monday and it's 10:00pm, there's only two other lanes in use, this place is dead. The privacy is really nice, as I didn't bring my bowling balls to Asia. That wouldn't go over too well with all of the weight requirements airlines charge for, not to mention, I'm a white man and don't need to bring my white trash side to Asia!!! The downside is, the house bowling balls (OF COURSE) which is to be expected anywhere you go. My brother-in-laws were telling me that they have several duck pin/candle pin bowling centers here in The Philipines. I would really like to try duck pin bowling, as it's a lost sport in The USA and can only be found in a handful of places through the country (mainly New England). This place appears to have a pro-shop and the staff did tell me that this place does an incredible amount of business, however, they are between leagues and school just started for K-Graduate University. I really love the warmth and kindness of the people here, too bad we Americans don't use the same respect around each other. This goes for most places in Asia I've been to (almost everywhere). I've never had a problem with anyone in Asia, of course I do my best to learn as much as I can about the various places I visit. I would recommend a visit to this place if you happen to be in the area, very accommodating and my family and I had a great time.

My friend Kim has a membership here and it makes me wish I lived in Makati (wish lang a) and had a…read moremembership as well, because this club just puts me in a state of bliss when we beg her to bring us here for a swim. From outside the place looks a little like a cold block of cement, but when you see the pools it just fills you with positive vibrations. Their lap pool is quite big and can fit five people doing laps, but what I really adore about it is that it's deep, reaching about maybe nine feet at the end. I'm an okay swimmer, but what I really like doing is diving deep into the water and just enjoying the moment of calm I feel surrounded by it, before I have to come up for air. And the Metro Club pool allows me this weirdo luxury. They also have a smaller pool for kids, which they can actually do laps in, as well as a tennis court, a gym, and bowling alley, which I've never experienced but don't really care for anyway. The bathrooms for the pool are astoundingly small with only two showers and one toilet in the men's room--I can't complain though, the pool is enough to cover that. I'd have to give a special mention for their food too, though, which is amazing and affordable too. After an exhausting three and a half laps we're usually too lazy to look for another place to eat and we just end up doing it here. It's a great, fattening ending to a taxing afternoon.

Ahhh bowling, if there was ever a sport that looked weird to me as a kid it was people throwing (or…read morerolling, tossing? I dunno) humongous balls down an alley to knock down a couple of white pins that reminded me of penguins. I didn't really understand bowling until I watched this really funny movie about people playing bowling. And then I watched several TV shows showing how bowling seems to be the sport of choice of 30-40 something American dads that live in suburbia. Anyway, I used to go to SM Bowling back in the old days with some of the my old friends. When I say old, I do mean friends who were old, or at least older than I was. We would make asses out of ourselves and didn't really cared about the score. So yeah, its a biased score, but imagine all the stupid and hilarious situations you'd find yourselves in when you play bowling.

I've only recently started playing bowling for fun and it's been such an amusing activity to do…read morewith family and friends. A few months back, my friends and I trekked to the bowling alley in SM Megamall for a night of bowling. And boy, did we have loads of fun! At only Php 165 per game per person, it is very affordable. The place itself is pretty clean and well maintained. Since there is an in-house food kiosk that sells the usual burgers, hotdogs and fries, bringing in food from restaurants outside is not allowed. But if you're out to drink too, the place also serves beer. If bowling isn't your cup of tea, there's also a dedicated space for playing billiards and a number of KTV rooms are also up for rent.

If you studied in the UPD system, you'd know that the physical education or PE requirement is a…read morecruel joke played on all students (except probably the Human Kinetics undergrads, I gather). I'm not sure how it is now, but it used to be a nightmare for one to manually sign up to one's desired classes if you didn't get them through the computerized system. Sure, you'd have priority if you were a freshman or graduating student, but if you were particularly unlucky, you could be begging to get a PE class just to be able to graduate on time. I certainly survived those trying years and I lucked out on getting a duckpin bowling class for one of my four PE requirements. Duckpin bowling is an experience, I will tell you. Students at the class trooped to the vintage Alumni Center to roll fist-sized wooden balls along the wooden, uneven floors to try to down ten, small pins, which would then be reset by men behind the bowling alleys, who you could only be identified by their hands and feet. One could only hope to get a good, flat aisle and put enough strength and finesse into the ball so that it hits straight onto the pins. After several sessions we had already pinned down which aisles were the best, but teams had to switch aisles all the time. We were graded on this, mind you. Although there was hardly anything athletic about it, it was still a trip. Good news is, this is an experience that can be shared by everyone, for about twenty pesos a game! Get a jeep on down to the UP Alumni Center and have some cheap, PE-style fun!