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Friday, September 25, 2015

Tour at RJ Bistro (2015)

On September 25, 2015, we went to RJ Bistro at the lower basement of Dusit Thani Hotel along Epifanio delos Santos Avenue (EDSA) corner Pasong Tamo in Makati City, Philippines after we had our tour in Makati City.

Mr. Ramon P. Jacinto or RJ Jacinto in short is a well known musician and guitarist in Philippines. He owns RJ Guitar Stores, RJTV 29, and radio stations (DZRJ 810AM and RJ 100.3FM). He is a King of Rock and Roll in Philippines. He's a legendary and respected musician in Philippines.

Since I visited in Philippines, I decided to have a mini-reunion with my high school classmates of Mapua Institute of Technology at RJ Bistro. I chose RJ Bistro because I want to watch the concert of RJ Jacinto again. He's my favorite musician since my high school days. We scheduled our mini-reunion on Friday so that we can watch RJ Jacinto in the concert.

The entrance fee is PHP 500 per person but the good news is that the entrance fee is waived only that day for any reason. We just paid the drinks and snacks. The whole area was full and the concert was also tapped live at RJTV 29. RJ Jacinto's wife, Frannie Jacinto was also there in the bistro.

We love the music from 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Everyone were enjoying in watching the concert even my classmates. RJ Jacinto started his concert from 9:00pm to 11:00pm although the bistro started at 8:00pm. I suggested to come early as much as you can so that you can get a nice spot at the nearest.

There's a promotion also. If your total bill is PHP 2000, you will get 1 free t-shirt. If PHP 4000, 2 free t-short. If PHP 6000, 3 free t-shirt and so on.

You can visit the official website of RJ Jacinto for more information:

http://www.rjplanet.com/

#RJJacinto #RJBistro #DusitThani #EDSA #Makati #Rizal


On September 25, 2015, we went to RJ Bistro at the lower basement of Dusit Thani Hotel along Epifanio delos Santos...
Posted by Armando Magtalas Balajadia on Saturday, October 3, 2015

Tour in Makati City, Philippines (2015)

After we had lunch at Dampa or Seaside Seafood in Baclaran, Parañaque City, we went to Makati City to have a tour at Ayala Center, Landmark, and Greenbelt. Because of heavy traffic and limited parking space, we decided to park at Ayala Center and then we walk along Ayala Avenue, Makati Avenue, Buendia Avenue, Paseo de Roxas, and Pasong Tamo. Most of the corporate headquarters are located in Makati City that's why it is always busy at anytime.

Makati City is the richest city in Philippines. Before, it was the richest town in Rizal that's why Rizal was a premiere province in Philippines. Right now, Makati is now a multimillion income earner city in Philippines. It is also a Business Capital of the Philippines.

After six years since my last visit in Philippines in 2009, Makati is now more crowded, congested traffic, and more establishments that why the government decided to change the traffic plan. Be careful when you visit in Makati because there are many one way road there.

Most of the foreigners are staying in the luxury hotels in Makati because it is peaceful and not so crowded compared with Manila. Makati is a clean city because they want to keep it clean and attractive as well especially for the foreign visitors.

We enjoyed our tour in Makati City although we walked along the streets and roads. The peace and order is also excellent with the help of Makati police as well as the flow of traffic.

#AyalaCenter #Glorietta #Landmark #Makati #Rizal


After we had lunch at Dampa or Seaside Seafood in Baclaran, Parañaque City, we went to Makati City to have a tour at...
Posted by Armando Magtalas Balajadia on Friday, October 2, 2015

Tour in Parañaque City, Philippines (2015)

On September 25, 2015, we had a tour in Parañaque City, Philippines together with my cousin Rose Ann Zapanta, and her friends Ronald Castro and Ronald Castro. The two Ronald Castro are best friends and they are not related to each other.

From Baliuag, Bulacan, we traveled to Baclaran Area in Parañaque City to have our lunch at Dampa or Seaside Seafood. Seaside Seafood is located besides Baclaran Church or Redeptorist Church. Thanks God it's Friday because the area is not very crowded. The novena of Baclaran Church is scheduled anytime on Wednesdays and the area is so crowded during the novena. Also, the sidewalk vendors of Baclaran Church make the area crowded.

Anyway, the Seaside Seafood sells all kinds of seafood at anytime. It is also one of the tourists spot in Philippines especially to foreign visitors. It is established in 1974. Until now, Seaside Seafood is still in the business and it is already featured in magazines and tv shows.

We bought two crabs and one kilo of fresh squid. The price of two crabs is PHP 580 and the price of one kilo of squid is PHP 320. Not bad for 4 people. After this, we went to 2nd floor to ask to cook our seafood. They cooked the crabs in chili garlic sauce while the squid into fried calamari and sizzling spicy. The total cost for cooking the seafood including rice and soft drinks is PHP 1,080. Not bad also for 4 people. This is cheaper compared with Chinese Restaurant and Seafood Restaurant. Everyone was so full because we ate many rice. If you eat seafood especially with the spicy sauce, then you will eat many rice also.

After this, we walk along Baclaran Church to have a short tour there. The Seaside Seafood is located along Roxas Boulevard corner Redemptorist Road in Parañaque City. You really need to find a better parking spot because the area is crowded especially during lunch time and dinner time.

#SeasideSeafood #Baclaran #Parañaque #Rizal


On September 25, 2015, we had a tour in Parañaque City, Philippines together with my cousin Rose Ann Zapanta, and her...
Posted by Armando Magtalas Balajadia on Friday, October 2, 2015