My Vape is one of the Vape shops that I trust when it comes to buying authentic imported vape items…read morelike mods (ecigs), atomizers, parts and juices. I know they started out small at some other branch and grew into what it is today. They even have their own VIP lounge with a couple of grand membership fee. Yes, that's happening. This is one of the shops that are honest about their products and where it comes from. I love that their staff knows their stuff, I mean like I said in another review, what good is a staff that doesn't know what he's selling, right? I don't expect them to be all vapers but they should at least know the pros and cons, product reviews and how things work. And this is my favourite branch because it's in Greenhills and the people here are friendly. They also have their own little vape lounge where you can hang out while you wait.

Nice facility, well stocked humidor with great selections to choose from. Friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff.

While a bit small, this stall makes up for it with their wares…read more They have a good selection of hardware, although in limited quantities. Their juice selection is surprisingly very good and diverse with some affordable imported ones, and intriguing local ones - they have a suman-flavored juice that tastes so much like suman you'd look for powdered sugar. The people there actually know how to sell and push products, and they know all the specs of whatever they sell - from juice ratios to best builds for an atomizer. You are likely to stay far longer than you wanted because they entertain you very well. If you're in the area, it's a good place to visit.

Run by magician Jeff Tam, Dark Vaper is a pretty cool vape shop. While a hot box like all vape…read moreshops, the interior is all wood, and doesn't feel very seedy. Most of their hardware are locally-made originals - meaning a bit expensive, although we were able to buy a clone, probably the last one they have. Their juice selection is very interesting though. Not only do they have the usuals, but they have a few in-house brands, with amusing names like Menthol Hospital. They also have a few brands I don't see in other shops. It's a shame their testers are not organized so everything is in one box and you'd have to hunt for what you might want to test. A very worthwhile vape shop to visit if you're in the area.

Vaping has grown to be such a large fad with the technology getting ever better and people getting…read morelured with the promise of satisfying their nicotine fix in a healthier way. While now one really knows how healthy (or dangerous) e-cigs really are, as it stands they seem to be the safer alternative to smoking. And of all the shops around Manila that cater to the vaping crowd, in my opinion Chief Vapers in Theatremall is one of the top. This is because they carry a wide selection of e-juices both local and international. My personal favorite brands are Cloud Chaser and Mason's Drop because they carry really great RY4 hybrids (Bavarian RY4 and Strawberry4, respectively). Chief Vapers also have a good variety of e-cig mods and if you're new to the hobby, the owners and staff are really helpful in starting you up. If mods aren't your thing, the great Ego One is sold here as well.

Fuma is definitely one of the best places a person can get almost anything that they want that's…read morerelated to smoking. The place has a lot of different lighters to choose from. It also has a lot of different pipes. Wood, glass, metal, you name it they got it. Bongs and rolling paper are also common here. In fact, this is where a lot of my shady friends get their stuff. The price is okay. I mean, there's no other place that you can find these sort of hings in a mall other than perhaps Lighter's Galore. The price is more or less the same but between the two I can't help but feel that Fuma! was the one that was more upscale between the two. So there if you're looking for a lighter, or something else, like some smoking accessory, then you can make your best decision by going over to Fuma! They're probably the ones who have what you're looking for.

Many times during college, my friends and I would rush over to Fridays and begin editing our short…read morefilms, documentaries and random videos. When the stress would pile up, one of us would have the brilliant idea to buy a pack of cigarettes to share. One of us would walk over to Fuma and the next thing you know, we were slowly killing our lungs. This will sound wrong and it will sound like I'm encouraging people to smoke. Yikes. Anyway, I like Fuma because they carry all sorts of local and imported cigarettes. The other stands sometimes just carry one brand while others only have local cigarettes. And yes, they do sell e-cigarettes. The only downside of this store is that their cigarettes are a bit expensive or they are priced higher. But oh well, when you need to smoke, you need to smoke.

I have a dislike for vape shops in malls mostly because they don't feel very intimate like others…read more This one, however, I have a particular liking for because they have one of the widest selection of atomizers I have seen in any vape shop, each properly labelled with proper names (they don't confuse the Yep with a Mutation V4) and prices for easy access. Mostly clones, they have a few Chinese originals, although slightly expensive given the prime location. Their mods are mostly original though, and they have some older eGo sticks and atomizers for the beginning vaper. Their juice selection is a bit limited, but they have in-house flavors. Good for a quick fix while going around the malls.

Simulan na ang pagsusuri mo...A store specializing in selling both skateboards and Magic: the…read moreGathering cards seems like a strange combination, but it is one that works for Kick Engines in Cubao. While it may seem that the two hobbies are complete polar opposites, the guys over at Kick Engines believe that the market exists and that they can coexist in the same establishment. For the skating part, Kick Engines sell a wide assortment of skateboard and longboard decks. For the M:tG cards end, they sell a very good selection of singles, with an emphasis on Eternal format staples like Dual Lands and such. If you're from the area, they also hold weekly tournaments for practically every format. Just check out their posted schedules so you can see which days work out for you. Every month, they also hold major events for Legacy, with big prizes for the winners. Hope to see you here!

Just like every other shop I go to when I'm broke, I tend to linger outside and peer into the glass…read morewindow for a prolonged period of time. I used to skate a lot but have been too broke to really "upgrade" my kicks so places like these truly intimidate me. But from a distance (outside the glass display window), Kick Engines has an assortment of skate accessories including really slick decks from Rayne and hella gwapo trucks from I-can't-see-that-far. Sometimes I'd see a bunch of skater tambays and really try hard not to stare at their goods but mostly, heavy and pricey Rayne decks are what I've noticed. Hope to muster enough cash to actually browse inside!