There are lots of food shops in Chinatown! If you love food then you will definitely love it there. It was my first time though to have a Chinese-style foodtrip and that was a great first time! We even went to one food shop where it offered vegan Chinese dishes, and I was like – ohhhhh this is gonna be interesting. Because I'm not really a veggie lover(though I eat some occasionally) I must say their vegan Chinese dishes wasn't so bad than I thought it would be 😀 I even managed to finish my whole dish!
Bonifacio High Street, arguably the cleanest place to stroll around Manila. And it's pretty classy too. Just a nice place to stroll around, lots of food parks and shops around, events being held one block and another, musicians playing feel good music every block, ahhhh it's a pretty nice place to hang around. Just make sure to bring some cash with you as food there aren't budget-friendly but they are quite tasty and worth every penny, I promise!
Considered the oldest district and historic core of Manila, who else would pass up the opportunity to go to this place? Finally, I got some friends who knew a lot about history specifically Ate Angel. She just knew everything about Philippine history, she just shared all her knowledge while we were strolling around the nostalgic old streets of Intramuros. We felt it was a good idea too to go there at night since they said it's really hot during the day, and we never regret a thing.
Many of my friends always suggest Bayleaf as a nice overlooking-the-city place to chill and yes, they weren't wrong. There were no entrance fees but their drinks were kinda expensive, 100-150php per drink. So if you guys want to drink lots of beer, better drink somewhere else and then make Bayleaf your last destination. Really a nice and cool place to chill, talk, and relax with your friends.
I hope to visit Manila one day! It looks like there's really a lot to do. I love that. Mystery Manila sounds really interesting. I like thrill attractions haha. The savor cold stone ice cream sounds good! I'll make sure to taste it if I'm in Manila.
Wow sounds like there is lots to do in Manilla. Mystery manilla would absolutely be on my yo do list. Love stuff like that. Adding Manilla to my bucket list of placed to visit. Nice!
Wow, just like you I'm a huge fan of Manila back then. I've been visiting Manila several times, but just to traipse my feet in their airport. I haven't truly exploring and ambling around the City like what you did, but last February I was able to visit Luneta Park and it was fun. I will surely bear in mind all the places you've visited for a future reference on my next visit in Manila.
There are a lot still to do once in Manila but you've given us a run down of interesting to dos. The stroll along Instramuros is a must. And it isnt that tiring really. Foodtripping within Chinatown is also a cool idea. Plus sightseeing there and window shopping.