I couldn't find the yelp for the Angeles location, but here's my review…read more.. Finally got to try this place and their donuts. So many to choose from. My favorite flavors were the Mr. Green T and the Chocolate Caviar Strawberry. Their donuts are more on the dense side, but still flavorful and yummy. I also ordered the mango peach iced tea, which was refreshing. Overall, a great place for donuts!!!

My cousin took me here on my 2nd day being back in the Philippines. We were en route to Pampanga…read moreand I was craving for some caffeine mainly to alleviate my caffeine headache. I was very much surprised at how calm it was and it wasn't as packed as I've seen the mall since I landed. Upon walking in, the staff were really friendly and answered all my questions, mainly me asking if they had almond milk... unfortunately, they didn't so I kept on ordering espresso double shots everywhere we went. I ordered a double shot espresso and it came with a regular sugar donut. I also ordered a matcha green tea donut but I wasn't able to eat it b/c I was eating too many sweets after our time here. -------------- Then my family and I came here again when we were shopping for stuff to bring back home and we all needed a caffeine boost. The server that helped me out was working again and she greeted me b/c she remembered me... and it was really sweet of her. I bought the orange cup and saucer combo and the friendly server went beyond her call of duty and packed that cup and saucer thoroughly. I was really impressed and no cracks when I opened it back here. Overall, the main story: friendly staff and good donuts. Not too sweet but just right. If you have a sweet tooth... well worth checking out! To the management: well done on your staff being helpful and friendly.

Stopped by for a late night snack. Doorman was nice. They have the usual quick and fun snacks…read more It was late so the few parking spots they had were closed. Inside was well maintained. Cashier was quick and we were on our way. Thank you!

There are many ways that Good Day Premium Convenience Store can make your day, uhm, good. Located…read moreat the ground floor of Pacific Star Building in Makati Avenue, this establishment offers first-rate items that may not be available in other 24/7 stores. This branch has a small floor space but it's jam packed with hard-to-find brands of cup noodles, chips, and chocolates. I'm particularly impressed that they have a wide variety of imported instant coffees, including Japanese brands. The White Owl coffee packets are my favorite, they come in different flavors and blends. Good Day's delicious and relatively affordable meals, salads, pasta, and breads are another reason to like the store. The Chicken ala King and Chicken Curry rice meals are golden finds. But if you're famished, having just one of their rice meals may not be enough to satisfy your hunger because of the small serving portions. On a final note, Good Day offers additional services that include ATM's and a Western Union kiosk.

There's a shortage of convenience stores in the area of Pacific Star for those who are too lazy to…read morecross the expanse of Makati Avenue or Buendia. This is why I was so happy when I discovered Good Day in Pacific Star's Times Square - now I don't have to run across multiple lanes, trying not to end up as roadkill, just to get myself an iced coffee. Even though Good Day's a bit small-ish compared to the nearby Mini Stop and 7-11, it has everything you need to keep yourself away during another long day at the office. I usually exploit this to the fullest extent all the damn time.

I have seen better days from San Mig Food Avenue. When they opened in 2012, their free Wi-Fi signal…read morewas strong, the temperature inside the shop was cool, and the general atmosphere inside the store was upbeat and happy. These days, however, the ambiance can only be described as sad and even gloomy. But I still visit the shop once in a while because it's open for 24 hours and the location is really convenient and easily accessible. All the basic necessities are also available in the shop. Furthermore, San Mig Food Ave also offers amazing food choices. They have Hungry Juan meals that are very pocket friendly. One whole jumbo chicken for PHP 209.00 is a steal. Besides, the taste of their chicken is sweet and savory even without the gravy so I couldn't complain. I also like the fact that they sell different types of breads that are not available in other convenience stores. The best part is they have chicken isaw. The staple Pinoy street food is offered for PHP 9.00 per stick and made by San Miguel Foods. Who could say no to that? Well, I can't. But apparently, I'm not the only one who loves isaw because they always run out of grilled chicken intestines by late afternoon.

I remember when Makati Supermart first opened in Alabang. I was so excited to go to the grocery and…read morefind many different fresh and packaged goods to cook and experiment with. Its probably become a landmark to many residents of the area and has continuously tried to improve its simple interiors to cater to its growing market of patrons and residents from Alabang. I like that you can also apply for (if qualified) for an in-house credit card that you can use to shop. Just make sure to pay your bills on time! A lot of their products are good with a number of imported products. They recently did some small upgrades to improve their deli section and slowly bring in organic products as well. They have a wide selection of groceries, homeware, hardware, kitchenware, beauty and health products, as well as some pet goods. All in all a nice place to do the grocery but could still improve more on product range.

When I was younger, I loathed coconuts. So you can imagine the trepidation I felt at being told to…read moretry Buko ni Fruitas' Buko Shake. I couldn't quite shake (ha!) the unpleasant memory of buko juice's weird water-ish taste, but I acquiesced soon enough. It turns out that I've been enjoying (not) coconuts the wrong way all this time! The Buko shakes are fresh and sweeter than plain buko juice, so the sweetness turns the buko flavor into something subtle which is absolutely great! The shakes also have little chunks of coconut meat in them, and it's fun to just chew on them once in a while. Buko ni Fruitas has a lot of other buko-based drinks and desserts on the menu such as the flavored buko juice, buko pandan, buko halo-halo, and buko mais con yelo. The desserts are served in a coconut which makes you feel like your on the beach even if you're in the middle of a mall. Anyway, Buko Shake, anyone?

Buko ni Fruitas is so interesting to me as I'm a huge fan of Fruitas AS WELL as the world's biggest…read morefan of buko juice. So the marriage of these two things blew my mind in a significant way. But the thing about Buko ni Fruitas is that they don't just offer buko juice, but fresh shakes as well featuring fruits such as mango, banana, sweet corn, watermelon, green mango, etc. Essentially, no matter what your favorite fruit is, you will likely find it here with the exception of strawberries or any other berries. Very refreshing especially during these sultry days.

You guessed it! This is a Filipino rendition of the name Mini Stop. The first time I entered this…read moreconvenience store, one of the owners greeted me: "Magandang umaga po. Welcome to Many Stuff! Maraming-marami po kaming stuff. Ano pong kailangan nila?" Indeed, they have almost every basic necessity: from ready-to-eat, home-cooked food to canned goods to liquor to toiletries to food supplement to dishwashing liquid (formulated by one of the owners who is a chemist) to cellphone load. Whew! That was quite a lot and, even then, I haven't enumerated everything they have yet. Their prices are cheaper than most convenience stores so the sales ladies, guards and other workers frequently buy their lunch from here. The price of their plain hot rice is only PhP 10, unlike other competitors which price their rice at PhP 12. Their lunch meals are also quite affordable for no viand goes higher than PhP 50. There was a time when I would just buy food from here. However, the food arrives very near 12nn so, if you get hungry earlier, you will most likely cannot wait for their food to arrive. Still, overall, Many Stuff is a reliable and affordable convenience store. A good alternative to the more established ones in the area.

DEC is my benchmark for pork and shrimp siomai. Even after all these years, it remains to be the…read morestandard I set all siomai against. Growing up, when V-mall was still Virramall, DEC had a prominent store right at the entrance. I remember always being attracted to their colorful sago coolers way before it became a fad. And the store always smelled to good - from the steaming siopao to the exotic chinese sausages to the kiamoy they stored in huge glass bottles. Their stores were sort of a specialty grocery for chinese goodies, and it was always a joy to walk through the aisles, checking both the ready-to-eat things to the imported goods. They have so much other good stuff aside from the sioamai as well. Their machang and pork asado are top notch, and they even have truffle siomai now. And for dessert, their almond jelly hits just that sweet spot.