// About

Welcome to Southbound!!!

Southbound is a locally owned, locally operated, and locally based blogazine (blog-cum-magazine). We like to keep things local, if you haven’t yet noticed.

Southbound features restaurants, stores, churches, schools, places, events, people, and all the other things you’re likely to stumble upon in the South.

Southbeginnings:

Southbound began as a persistent frustration with not being able to answer that most pressing of all weekend questions: “Ano gagawin natin?” We noticed that while we’d veto all suggestions North of Makati (”Masyadong matraffic,” “Mahal ang gas,” and “Mahal ang toll,”), we still couldn’t manage to think of any other places to go which were a bit closer to home. So we inevitably ended up going to the well-worn Alabang Town Center, or equally likely, staying home instead (”Dito na lang tayo, kakatamad maligo e.“). Soon we discovered that six consecutive weekends in bed tend to get a little stale, and we decided to venture forth and find something to do and somewhere to go, all without having to shell out more than the absolute necessary minimum gas and toll required. The result is the site that’s occupying your screen right now.

Although the preceding paragraph is generally true, we also really wanted a way to spread the word about the great stores that are constantly opening (and, sadly, closing, too) in and around the South. We figured since we’d appreciate having all this information in one place, other people might, too. So the site is also a way of sharing all the things we’ve learned about the South from our own intrepid explorations.

Southbound Says…

Southbound doesn’t claim it is the ultimate expert on all things South, although we’d like to grow into that soon enough. Our features are done in a more exploratory vein, and are not meant to be the final word on the matter. Sure, we have reviews, but our reviews are essentially just our opinions, and we acknowledge that those opinions can be clouded in one way or another (try sampling everything at the bar and staying sober enough to write a decent article, why don’t you?). That said, Southbound would appreciate your thoughts, comments, suggestions, and contributions! Just drop us a line at southbound.ph@gmail.com if you’d like to be part of our regular group of writers. You can also just write us to blow off steam or toss around your brilliant ideas.

We’re still in the process of building our site, reader base and the Southbound community in general. Feel free to spread the word to your friends living in the South, working in the South, courting someone from the South, or just those who like eating food, reading food blogs, and ogling food pictures. But remember that Southbound isn’t all about food either: we’re planning to feature places, events, personalities, and all other things that you can find in the South. And we want to do it in a way that will help build community pride and let the Southern spirit shine through. So stick around and watch us grow! We’ve got big plans for Southbound.

We think that our tongue in cheek approach is strongly characteristic of what we love about the South: that laid back, without-a-care-in-the-world attitude. So sit back, relax, read, explore, and remember: don’t take us (or yourself!) too seriously: you can let your guard down… you’re among friends.

(Oh, and a quick definition for you out-of-towners: “The South,” mythical area though it sounds, is the general area in the south of Metro Manila. That means the Muntiparlas (Muntinlupa, Paranaque, Las Pinas) area, the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, and Quezon; if you’re wondering what the “R” is for, it’s for Rizal, which used to encompass parts of what is now Muntiparlas, but now it’s not exactly too far south anymore) area, and anywhere else that’s not geographically in the south but that we wish were here.)

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Masthead:

Publisher: Rubber Ducky Publishing Incorporated

Editor in Chief: Beatriz Estela M. Tianco

Creative Consultant: Malia Lei M. Tianco

Managing Consultants:

Manuel Antonio M. Tianco

Caroline D. Tianco

Editorial Contributors:

Jamie Lyn C. Arcega

Ria Vita D. Puangco

Sherwil Farah P. Nuesa

Frances Bunye

Contributors:

Hanzel Conchas

Via Perlas

Michael Rubio

Site Designer:

Beatriz Estela M. Tianco

Discussion

82 comments for “About”

  1. Good work Betty! I enjoyed browsing southbound.ph. Will definitely disseminate to friends and colleagues.

    Mamaw

    Posted by Estrella Tianco | March 5, 2007, 9:59 am

  2. Hi! ‘been checking southbound.ph from time to time pag nakikita ko yun friendster update sa mail ko… this site is really neat! kakagutom but very informative (kahit hindi ako taga South..heheh)… wish there was a similar site for QC area rin. :)

    Posted by Elaine | March 11, 2007, 9:59 pm

  3. Hello there! :) Thanks for the posts about places around Alabang vicinity. It takes me back when I used to live there. Batang Alabang din ito! Hehehe!

    Posted by celiaK | April 10, 2007, 4:30 pm

  4. hey celiak!
    thanks! we’re glad our posts bring back memories… let’s keep the south alive, yeah!

    Posted by Betty | April 15, 2007, 3:24 pm

  5. hello southbound,

    check out my menu at www.frienster.com/extrarice06. foodtrip anyone?
    store is located at aguirre corner kyoto st.

    thanks, extra rice

    Posted by extra rice | April 16, 2007, 11:17 am

  6. hi there! it’s such a pleasant surprise that i found your blogazine while browsing through the net. i am also from the south and proud of it! i can’t think of living anywhere but here. i love reading your entries especially your articles on food. eating out is a hobby of ours (me and hubby) and i’ve always thought we’ve eaten in the best places south of the metro. i was wrong! thaks to your site, i now have a list of restos that we have to go to! thanks again and keep up the good work!

    Posted by karen damian | April 25, 2007, 4:06 pm

  7. hi karen!
    glad you found us! :) it’s so gratifying to hear the voices of people living in the south and loving it. keep exploring, and keep reading southbound! thanks for your support! :)

    Posted by Betty | April 26, 2007, 10:27 am

  8. hey elaine!
    yep, there’s a lot to discover in qc too! anyway, we do have some posts about places we come across in the northern reaches of manila, hehe. in the meantime, pag napadpad ka dito, maybe you can write about it from a qc perspective. :)

    Posted by Betty | April 26, 2007, 10:30 am

  9. Hi! Glad to stumble on your site. Being a “southerner” myself (for 24 years), I’m glad to find a “blogazine” that talks about the suburbs.

    You may want to check out my thoughts on a recent travel to Alabang on
    http://paulancheta.blogspot.com/2007/04/travel-to-manila-day-4-down-south.html

    Keep up the good work . . . and the southern spirit!

    Warmly,
    :: Paul A.

    Posted by Paul A. | May 2, 2007, 2:01 am

  10. Bow to you betty husay mo talaga

    Posted by Tomms | May 4, 2007, 5:48 pm

  11. Hi Paul!
    Welcome to Southbound! Your blog entry was priceless… I especially loved your reference to the “alarmingly good-looking Filipinos” in Town Center! :) My friend Hanz keeps telling me that’s one of the things he likes best about going to ATC. ;)
    Thanks for being a part of the Southbound community! :)

    Posted by Betty | May 6, 2007, 8:45 am

  12. Hey Tomms,
    Salamat po! :)

    Posted by Betty | May 6, 2007, 8:46 am

  13. Loving south. the famous chorizo macau of dayrits, famous chocolate cake w/c you can buy in merville and being sold in Shell Maga, the underground bars (kasi nasa basement yung bar) :) and the one kilo hungree buger!!!!
    not just the food, but imagine, from one village it connects to another til you reach alabang without traffic. and daming free parking when you go out on a gimmik. i like south. :)

    Posted by ping roque | May 10, 2007, 3:09 pm

  14. hey ping!
    welcome to southbound! aw, we miss the dayrit’s already… and the rock radio cafe (one underground bar that immediately comes to mind, especially since it was in the same area as dayrit’s), though that’s moved to a new venue. we’ll do a feature on miss polly’s cakes soon (we have one on burn magazine too), and hopefully we’ll figure out where hungree burger is. :) any recollections where? anyone out there have a clue? :)

    Posted by Betty | May 12, 2007, 8:43 am

  15. hey aweng! finally, i was able to check this site. it surely is helpful especially me and my friends always end up hanging out in atc or westgate or filinvest (with your inaanak). this is a helpful site looking for good foods and promos for shopping, shopping, shopping. am just wondering, though, is the ‘michael rubio’ contributing for this site is the ‘michael rubio’ who graduated in La Salle?

    Posted by Kristine Pastores (KP) | May 18, 2007, 9:33 am

  16. hi kristine! thanks for visiting the site. :) yep, one and the same michael rubio, all three of us (me (betty), aweng, and mike) were batchmates in high school. :)

    Posted by Betty | May 18, 2007, 12:06 pm

  17. walastik! ang saya nito…

    Posted by pancitanton | June 13, 2007, 12:57 am

  18. Hey Betty! I found out about this site from Wyatt. :)

    Nice gig you have here. Teka - is the Lenard Ignacio the same Lenard Ignacio I know? :)

    Posted by Rom | July 19, 2007, 10:33 am

  19. hi rom,

    yep, i bet it is. :) wyatt mentioned he knew you; i told him you were my prof once and for a time we were colleagues. how is everyone at the department? :)

    Posted by Betty | July 20, 2007, 8:49 am

  20. Hi betty,
    you rock!
    :-)

    Posted by Ethel | July 20, 2007, 12:35 pm

  21. Visit us and take Lenard with you. The Dept moved to a new building. :)

    Posted by Rom | July 21, 2007, 8:41 am

  22. hindi na ba sya naglelecture?

    Posted by Betty | July 22, 2007, 1:52 am

  23. Found your site quite by accident and absolutely love it. I miss the BF Homes/Alabang area badly and look forward to coming home whenever I can. Keep up the great work. Any chance of simply taking photos of the area for us homesick girls? More power!

    Posted by Mai | July 26, 2007, 8:13 pm

  24. ethel,

    thanks sistah! :)

    mai,

    thank you so much! hopefully we can come up with a gallery of sights soon (and sounds, kung sakaling may video) that you can browse through for much fond memories! :)

    Posted by Betty | July 31, 2007, 10:50 am

  25. hi! i chanced upon your blogazine. really nice read. i’m southbound based myself and happy to read about what’s in our side of the metro. especially about those places that i’ve been wanting to go to but never really tried kse walang reviews. really great reviews pala. will link you up ha. :)

    Posted by yevka | August 13, 2007, 1:55 pm

  26. nice job Betty! :) musta na? me balita ka pa ba sa mga Bene batch 93? take care!

    Posted by Marco | August 13, 2007, 7:24 pm

  27. nice!!! home south home!

    Posted by ven | August 14, 2007, 2:20 pm

  28. yevka,

    thanks for linking us up! :)

    marco,

    hey there! di tayo nagaabot online… maybe will see you in festival one of these days. :)

    ven,

    home south home… love it! will you give us permission to use this smart line for a bumper sticker? :) we’ll give you one for free. ;)

    Posted by Betty | August 15, 2007, 7:37 pm

  29. hey betty! great site!

    was wondering if you also feature non-south restos and cafes? email me!

    (just saw your north park article. i miss north park.)

    missing just about every food in manila!

    Posted by mia | August 22, 2007, 12:36 am

  30. hey mia!

    musta na? :) yeah, we feature non south places, unti pa lang ngayon, they’re under the category “sana nasa south” and “out of bounds” hahaha. :)

    pag medyo marami nang nagsusulat, gusto namin gumawa ng guide to non-south places for southerners, haha. puro na feature yan on the aysees and lbs and rodics of the world, hehe. :)

    Posted by Betty | August 22, 2007, 12:40 pm

  31. birdwatching anyone? Nice birds further south in Lipa.

    Posted by Jojo | September 23, 2007, 12:24 am

  32. Southside Posse Represent!

    Posted by Cosmic Adobo | October 1, 2007, 8:38 am

  33. Hi there! Any chance you can feature Discovery Country Suites Tagaytay in Southbound.ph? Please let me know. Thanks. :)

    Posted by Mela Sison | October 4, 2007, 9:37 am

  34. Hi Mela!

    Rosemary and I will drop by one of these days to talk to you about featuring Discovery Country Suites. Thanks for your interest!

    Posted by Betty | October 4, 2007, 9:46 am

  35. Hi there fellas! I found out about this blogazine through my friend, Ria Puangco.

    Southbound is absolutely remarkable! I love the concept, the features (categories) and can perfectly relate to them all as I’m a weekend southbound-er too, I suppose. (I was born and raised in Tanauan, Batangas. And though living in Makati to make ends meet, I visit my folks house as often as I can.)

    I shared to Ria some of my comments and promised her that I’ll try my best to contribute to Southbound’s growing momentum. (If accepted here in the site course!)

    I like the category name: SOUTHOLOGY. Though I’m not exactly aware of what it means based on what’s already gathered, the term strikes me as a “way of life” and a “culture of its own.” Just a quick comment (maybe I can work on this too as an attempt to contribute), maybe this category can feature distinct and rich cultures, habits and lifestyles of the South.

    Anyway, I better end my comment here before I put my words and ideas waaaay before myself.

    CONGRATULATIONS! MORE POWER TO SOUTHBOUND!

    CHEERS!

    Posted by Jojo Roxas | October 13, 2007, 1:35 pm

  36. hi jojo!

    thanks for the feedback! great insights! btw, we’re working on reducing the number of categories and just organizing things using tags… thanks for pointing that out!

    and thanks for your comments on the “southology” category… right now it holds the letters from the editor and all those “muni-muni” posts about why the south is the way it is… pretty much how you understood it!

    welcome aboard, and feel free to contribute! :)

    Posted by Betty | October 15, 2007, 11:12 am

  37. hi there,

    it’s a good thing i stumbled upon southbound.ph while waiting for my lunch break… the places that you feature are great… places i will surely bring my wife to when she asserts for a date…

    kudos to southbound.ph and its staff…

    Posted by paolo | October 17, 2007, 12:13 pm

  38. thanks paolo! welcome to the southbound community! :)

    Posted by Betty | October 18, 2007, 6:50 am

  39. I’ve never really explored the South, except when I go to the airport or until recently Mall of Asia.

    I have a similar blog, http://taga-qc.blogspot.com. It also has the same goals with southbound.ph (”we’re planning to feature places, events, personalities, and all other things that you can find in the South”), except that it all applies to Quezon City. Because of this, I’ll be adding this site to my link list. More power!

    Posted by Cielo | October 26, 2007, 9:19 am

  40. Hi Southbounders : ) I’m so glad to have chanced upon your site while searching for any feautures about Santana Grove. Great website! Perfect for southern girls like me who prefer to stay close to home. Hope you guys can drop by The Li’l Nail Shop one of these days. Just give me a holler ; )

    Posted by Tricia Faustino | October 28, 2007, 4:20 pm

  41. Hi Betty!
    Just went through your blog-a-zine. Southbound is wonderful! You’re good! I am so glad that your creativity and talents are being put to such interesting matters like this.Hurray for people from the South! Really glad to have seen you again, and already had grown into a fine young lady, at that. You are admired! Kudos! Good luck with your other projects.

    Posted by Geths Hilario | November 21, 2007, 6:24 pm

  42. Hi Beatriz,

    I would like to send you a private invitation to an event. Can you send me an email so I’ll know where I can send you a personal message?

    Thanks,
    Emily

    Posted by Emily | November 22, 2007, 12:54 am

  43. Wow!!! Found this through my friend Jayvee… cool!!!

    Posted by Aileen Apolo | February 14, 2008, 9:50 pm

  44. I like this site. How do I contribute a story?

    Posted by Joyce | February 26, 2008, 8:07 pm

  45. Hi Joyce!

    Welcome to the site! We love getting contributions from our readers! Just send us an email at southbound.ph@gmail.com with your story idea, or story and pictures, if you already have them ready. We’ll also send you an email for more details. Thanks!

    Posted by Administrator | February 28, 2008, 10:11 am

  46. hi southbound!your blogsite is very informative, esp. on us whos into food business as well.

    would like to invite you also to visit our restaurant in BF Paranaque La Grand Gourmet. Our executive chef is formerly the personal chef of bong bong marcos. We are introducing fine cuisine in a casual setting along `el `grande in BF.

    At night, we turn into a lounge bar who offers very competitive prices when in comes to beer buckets, cocktail drinks et al.

    Thanks ! Hope to see you

    Posted by La Grand Gourmet | March 3, 2008, 11:53 pm

  47. we would like to invite you to our site: http://kiddieparty.ph, an online resource for kiddie parties.

    i’m sure we’ve listed some great southbound places (churches, venues, businesses, etc) in our directory.

    hope its okay to check out your site regularly to find some great places for parties that we can also use for our site.

    thanks and more power!

    Posted by kiddieparty.ph | March 27, 2008, 11:24 am

  48. Hi, kindly e-mail me your contact details. I haven’t been able to click on the contact us tab on your site. I was hoping that I could submit a restaurant for your review? Thanks!

    Posted by Hanna | April 8, 2008, 12:54 pm

  49. betty, you have mail. :D
    re: advertiser :D
    cant contact you on the phone eh..:(

    Posted by hanzel | April 9, 2008, 10:09 am

  50. Hi to my batchmates there! So amazed that the Bene gang was able to create a unique and useful site. Do you have a wedding itinerary here? Suggested churches and reception? No plans yet, just interested :)

    Keep up the good work!

    Posted by aldwin | May 28, 2008, 9:42 pm

  51. i would like to post our service in your site can you email me guidelines or packages thanks!

    Posted by eventshaker mobile bar | June 3, 2008, 4:35 pm

  52. great job here bets! miss ko na din food trip gimiks natin ni ate dito naman sa north area. :)
    hope to bump to you again in seattles. sana mas mahaba na ang time kwentuhan.
    if you are going somewhere in laguna, tell me, hope i can join you.
    mwah!

    Posted by kaye | July 11, 2008, 12:29 pm

  53. hi! thanks for giving tribute to the south area! i know there’s a lot like us who really love this place more than any other! :)
    you’ve helped your readers re-discover south again and again!

    hope you can give us a chance to meet with you guys. i would like to invite you to see the services that our school can provide particulary for people who love to stay and plan to work in the south area.

    visit us at http://www.legacyskills.com/

    again, thanks and keep inspiring people :)

    Posted by Legacy Skills Development Center | July 15, 2008, 8:23 pm

  54. legacy,

    thanks for the comment! i’ll send you an email reply and hopefully we can meet up soon. :)

    kaye,

    thanks thanks!!! oo nga kita tayo soon, bukas na ang pepper lunch! text mo lang ako anytime! :)

    eventshaker,

    sorry for the delayed reply… i’ll send you an email asap. :) thanks for your interest!

    aldwin,

    hahaha! defensive naman, “no plans” agad ang banat! ;) thanks for dropping by. we’ll try to organize a list of wedding venues and suppliers… actually matagal na naming tinatry to, pero hindi pa namin matutukan. hopefully we’ll get around to it soon. :) hope to run into you again, kahit sa gas station lang uli. ;) uy baka pala magpa small gettogether kami soon, andito daw si rendon, hahahaha!!! subukan nga naming hanapin si galilo e!

    kiddieparty,

    thanks for the info! :)

    hanna,

    hey hindi pa namin natatry ang jook, hope we can make time for it one of these days. :)

    Posted by Betty | July 17, 2008, 11:28 am

  55. Nice to see that there’s an official website now for Southerners like me!

    Posted by Mariel V | July 23, 2008, 9:16 pm

  56. hi mariel!

    welcome to the southbound community! :)

    Posted by Betty | July 24, 2008, 10:08 am

  57. hi betty & wria–

    it was great meeting you both and again thanks for dropping by our jewelry shop in pergola and take sometime to take pics of our pieces– i have been forwarding southbound to my friends–! hope to see you drop by soon! :-)

    Posted by zu | October 26, 2008, 1:37 pm

  58. now this feels like home. :) i love it here. this defines “southern comfort.” :)

    Posted by trins | October 31, 2008, 11:40 am

  59. BETTY! great job! woooohoooo! Wria told me about the site. (Naks “Wria!”) Like you, I’m one of those who travel north and take the pride of the south with me. I lived “up north” most of my college life so when i started working my rule was no matter what time i had to go to work the next day, if i finish anytime before 2am, then I AM GOING HOME TO THE SOUTH! Nice job celebrating the south in your website, will visit it regularly and take note of what to see when i get back to Manila. Will spread the word too. ps. hello to the batch!

    Posted by lino | November 19, 2008, 2:39 pm

  60. thanks trins! that’s one of the best compliments we’ve received, south na south! :D

    Posted by Betty | November 20, 2008, 8:53 am

  61. lino!!!

    long time no see / hear / anything! :D i’m glad you got to visit the site. bakit si ate wria lang ang ineemail mo, hahahaha!

    ran into alf when he was here in manila, daming kwento! buti pa kayo nagkikita regularly. :)

    funny how things turn out no? who would’ve thought ate wria and i would end up working together? i told bernard about it and his response was, “aba, si hot mrs. l!” hahahaha!!!

    see you when you get back… there are so many things to discover and places to explore! :D

    Posted by Betty | November 20, 2008, 8:56 am

  62. I came across this site by sheer desperation when I couldn’t find a more structured info about MULTIPARLAS and it’s many places to go (and eat). This site truly is very timely and helpful… keep it up.

    I am glad I can just log on here and view many topics from my favorite places to eat, to cars and even happenings in town. Put some info on our city’s government too and maybe some street/avenue, info or changes.

    I’ve forwarded this site to many of my friends and families all over (US and UK) so they can get updated too. I’ve also forwarded this to a few American friends of mine who are thinking of calling the Philippines home in the hopes of making them choose to live South of Manila. Some traffic rules and regulations would also be nice…

    More power! Great work!

    Posted by Obei | December 6, 2008, 4:53 am

  63. obei,

    i’m glad you found us. :) thanks for the kind words and for spreading the word to family and friends. we hope to have even more useful information like route guides and maps soon. :) stay tuned!!!

    Posted by Betty | December 7, 2008, 1:07 pm

  64. I miss my hometown! I miss alabang! I miss BF! I will really visit that place next time i return to manila.

    Although i now live with my family WAAAAYYY down south - Cebu City (don’t get me wrong, it’s a paradise island with great mountain view and beaches around the island)– i still long for southern M. Manila’s laid-back yet cool attitude.

    I can’t help but shed a tear…

    Posted by jane | December 13, 2008, 8:52 am

  65. awww… jane, i’m glad we brought back memories… don’t worry, the south (and further south, cebu!) will still be here for you to come back to. :)

    Posted by Betty | December 15, 2008, 11:04 pm

  66. i love how this place has grown so much
    happy new year southbound and love live the south <3

    Posted by neenuh | January 6, 2009, 6:14 pm

  67. check out this new bar in tagaytay.its the cheapest one there…go to http://anotagaytay.multiply.com to see pics.

    Posted by Camilla | January 20, 2009, 9:56 am

  68. The name of the bar is ANO? Bar and Grill.when you get to the top of santarosa turn left.the bar is on the left side just after the church (ina ng laging saklolo church)and next to keni po rooms for rent….check it out.

    Posted by Camilla | January 20, 2009, 9:59 am

  69. There’s a new Italian resto named La Dolce Vita in Alabang Zapote Road, between Mitsubishi Motors and the Municipal of Las Pinas.
    Italian chefs who worked on VERY high class cruise ships (according to them haha)… try the food and would want to see how you will write about it. Good luck.

    Posted by jojo ynfante | January 20, 2009, 10:20 pm

  70. dear betty and wria– thanks for posting the shop– i got teary eyed when i was reading it– i really loved what you said about us! i cant wait when you guys hang out here in pergola and we could still recap on “rocky the masahista” –! hahaha! thank goodness to isabel! ;-) catch you both soon!

    Posted by zu | February 18, 2009, 5:26 pm

  71. How far south do you go? New chapel in Lipa city…. quiet place to speak to whatever God you want once the kids are gone…

    http://picasaweb.google.com/jojo.gutierrez/Capilla?feat=directlink

    Posted by Jojo Gutierrez | May 10, 2009, 11:18 am

  72. Joejoe!!!

    Ang ganda!!! Kelangan mo ako dalhin dun one of these days. Tapos stopover tayo sa Chowking sa Star pauwi. For old time’s sake hahaha! :D

    Posted by Admin | May 10, 2009, 10:07 pm

  73. tanong ko lang po kung …kung alam nyo po magluto ng karne ng kalabaw…gusto ko lang makakuha ng mga panong luto sa karne ng kalabaw

    Posted by rolly b. guillen | May 24, 2009, 9:20 pm

  74. Hi guys! :) I was very very happy to stumble into your site. I’m a Southerner, writer, and food lover myself, though I mus admit that I still have a lot to discover about the South (even though I’ve lived here all my life). :D

    I hope to contribute some write-ups soon. :) Keep it up!

    Posted by Marian Benetua | June 1, 2009, 10:33 pm

  75. MIRAJ PERSIAN GRILL
    by robinhwan on June 16th, 2009, 10:00 pm

    Hi everyone! I would like to invite you guys to our newly opened Persian restaurant along Aguirre Ave. (right across PARK & PLAY). Good quality food at affordable prices! Hope you can drop by and try our bestselling KEBABs, SHAWARMAs, and KHEEMAs.

    For more info, you may visit our facebook fan page:
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Paranaque … 8719155763

    Feel free to email us at mirajpersiangrill@gmail.com for comments or suggestions.

    Thanks and regards,

    Robin Hwan

    Posted by Robin Hwan | June 19, 2009, 2:50 am

  76. Dear Southbound Team,

    I am a foreigner from Thailand and doing Thai Massage and spa business in Southern Luzon, Cavite :)

    I am looking forward to let many people in the south know about our Traditional Thai Massage and Spa Services. Especially,special promo “1st Anniversary: FREE Massage and More” for July 2009.

    Pls. contact me back to get more info if I will post advertisment with you website. And please be invited to experienced Authentic Thai Massage and other healthy Spa service at Preeyada’s Real Thai Massage.

    Thank you so much.
    Preeyada S.

    P.S.: You may know us more from Entrepreneur Magazine, June issue P.44-46 :)

    Posted by Preeyada | July 2, 2009, 11:47 am

  77. Hello to the creator of this site.

    I am now on my 4th year of residence along Dona Soledad and still have problem navigating through the inner roads going through sucat, las pinas and alabang.

    Thank you for your comprehensive list of establishments and i enjoy reading your posts.

    Great job and more power!!!

    Posted by Temi | August 3, 2009, 8:49 pm

  78. I was wondering if you are in need of writers. :P

    I am from the south. :P

    Posted by Veej | August 7, 2009, 5:52 pm

  79. Hi,

    I was wondering if you are in need of writers. :P

    I am from the south. :P

    Posted by Veej | August 7, 2009, 5:53 pm

  80. Hi,

    I stumbled upon your site while searching Google with keywords like “Paseo de sta rosa”. The reason I’m looking for a place nearby e.g. Greenfield City to setup a photography studio for portraits and other in-studio related photography such as advertising. I would like to ask if you can point me to any leads that I can get in touch with in getting a decent space. Thanks! And btw, great site!

    Regards,
    Jared

    Posted by Jared Odulio | September 24, 2009, 9:49 pm

  81. Hi betty, i miss your company and the jrpa’s.. If you’ll have a chance to feature and visit my accessories its now available in Polka Tots Boutique located at 3rd Level Festival Mall, Alabang. Thank you….

    Posted by ethel | January 27, 2010, 2:20 pm

  82. hi betty! by any chance you might know where planet px / planet x transferred? hehehe. dati meron sa BF ata….i can’t find their other branches.;;

    Posted by mumty | May 15, 2010, 1:11 pm

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