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Thank you for the nice comment. I'm more than happy to know that you found this content very helpful.

So glad you found my channel and provided me these recommendations. I really appreciate it. I will definitely check Fortune Center the next time I visit Singapore, couldn't wait to go back very soon, as the food there are really delicious..

There were few passengers complaining at the desk, most of them were foreigners, and it looked like they'd be given push backs too a lot of times. As for me, I wasn't really in a hurry, so I just patiently waited, otherwise I would have been one of them too.

You mean exchange right? Sorry, but I haven't noticed if there is a limit or not.

@@veggiecations damn, well thank you for answering :(

@@TakanePerez You're more than welcome. Happy you found this video. Will update this (with another video) with more details and information once I go back to Japan this year.

Hello there, the delay was due to a technical issue. They've been trying to fix the glitch, but they couldn't. So we ended up boarding the airplane that was supposed to be boarded by other passengers.

Air Asia has many flights from Cebu to Manila was there seats on another flight you could have moved to ?

@@keninchicago Hello there, during that day, the next AirAsia flight on the same route was I think at 4:30PM; hence they weren't able to move passengers from our flight. Which was also the reason the 4:30Pm flight got delayed because we had to use their aircraft...

Hello there!

Thank you for the nice comment. Yes, Japan's IC (Suica, Pasmo, Icoca) can be used on all trains, buses, convenience stores, supermarkets, and many other establishments...

Hello there! This was around 10:30AM, yes it wasn't crowded at that time. I'm glad you found this vlog... Safe travels for next month!

@@veggiecations Thank you for the reply. Really good info. Cheers!

@@whatsthat7338 Thank you for the feedback. Safe travels and enjoy!

Thanks for sharing your view(s)...

Hello there @EpicThe112. Thank you! I appreciate your comment and suggestions, it is weird, I was just checking Singapore Airlines when I woke up, a route from Singapore to NY, and then I saw your message. Still planning about it, probably for January.

Couldn’t agree more 😍😍

Hello Philippine Airlines. Thank you and I appreciate your response to this video. Yes, overall it was a delightful and pleasant trip, and I'm looking forward to my next flight with you!

@TheVynatheya Thank you Sir. I really appreciate it, and so happy to know other vegetarians like me.

The meal was absolutely delicious and the airline crews are genuinely welcoming and friendly… yes, looking forward to my next flight with PAL 😉

I didn't expect Philippine Airlines to comment THAT fast :O

@@balddudey321 I've been watching a lot of vlogs recently, and I have observed they make comments on them really fast, 😃

Yes indeed. So captivating... Yes, this show was at 8PM on a Thursday, the website says the show plays: Mon - Thu: 8.00pm & 9.00pm, and Fri - Sun, PH & Eve of PH: 8.00pm, 9.00pm & 10.00pm. A lot of people start to gather at around 7:30PM, so they can find good seats. They bring some snacks and drinks with them while they wait for the show.

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Yes it is, I really find it so amazing and captivating. I spent some hours there just sitting, having a cup of coffee, and also eating some chips… it’s very relaxing

@@veggiecations ☺️☺️☺️🤗🥰

You should 😃

Thank you 😍

Me too.. 😀

Westerners consider eggs vegetarian because they’re unfertilized and therefore have no fetus. Other cultures do not but there is no strict “I’m right you’re wrong,” here.

it's vegetarian, not vegan. Eggs made in stores are unfertilized.

lol

@@N_Tertainment7 we still consider it as something that could’ve potentially become an animal

@@N_Tertainment7 vegan when it started was strictly restricted to no milk only

sorry, it doesn't. only paper notes, and new notes, like us we have this new paper notes in the philippines, it has not been calibrated for it yet...

@@veggiecations Ah, gotcha. Thanks ✌️ Looks like nobody else takes foreign coins then. (I tried Travelex too and they don't). I had like $2.50/60 that I was trying to get rid off but nope. Only bills.

My dear kelps are algae not fish

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Thank you. I'm happy that you find this video useful. I have more videos about Japan coming up. Is it your first time going there? If so, within Tokyo, they have these 600 yen ticket where you can use the Tokyo Metro lines unlimited for 24 hours, and you can purchase them through any ticketing machines of the subway. Very useful and very affordable way to explore Tokyo

@@veggiecations yes it's my first time! I ll be there for 6 months in Hiratsuka, and yes I saw your video on the 24h pass, will use it when I want to explore tokyo in a day. Do you know any good places for vegetarian food in Hiratsuka? I plan to cook but will also sometimes need some quick food.

@@vishalkaleeswaran7039 If you are looking for quick food, Muji is the best place to look for them. They are in pouches, and you can just reheat them in a microwave, or soak the pouch on a hot water. Microwaveable cooked rice are available everywhere. Me, I just use google translate to check the ingredients (one of the ingredients to avoid would be the dashi - as one of it's ingredients is made from bonito flakes (from fish). I think Hiratsuka is in Kanagawa, and I've only been there once, so I'm not really too familiar with the place.

@@veggiecations cool, thank you!

@@vishalkaleeswaran7039 pls feel free to comment if you have more questions about tokyo…

Eggs are vegetarian.

​@@rslashprojecthow?

@@adamyasingh3713 Western Logic 🤔

@@adamyasingh3713 huh how is that dumb? It’s an animal byproduct just like milk. Doesn’t make sense that milk is vegetarian but egg isn’t.

@@rslashproject hens are tortured to give eggs also it's menstrual waste

your talking about veganism

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I don’t think people understand vegetarian has different definitions. Some lacto-ovo’s don’t eat it but it’s commonly vegetarian in the West.

Compared to when I withdraw money from the ATM, this machine gave me .86 less yen, than the ATM. But I guess the exchange rate would also matter depending on how much money you put in...

maybe you meant egg is not vegan?

​@@veggiecations eggs no veg Bro

​@@veggiecations eggs is animal product that contains life so vegetarians only have plant based products and dairy products. The vegetarians who eat egg have a different term like eggitarians And Vegans don't eat Anything except plant based food so in conclusion no egg is not for vegetarians and vegans both.

@@hnni005 Thanks for sharing this information

​@@hnni005 thats not true. Eggs we buy in supermarkets are not fertilized and therefore can be eaten by vegetarians

Hello There! I tried withdrawing 10,000 Yen from a 7/11 ATM, and it took US$80.06 + US$5.00 Svc Fee from my account. So adding up the additional charge, it’s like 117.56 yen to a dollar. Whereas, doing a currency exchange on this machine, I got a rate of 116.7 yen to a dollar. But I guess the rate would depend on the amount of dollar that you put in.

@@veggiecations I appreciate that you actually go compare the two. Thanks.

@@ednasalinas8280 My pleasure. Thank you for checking out my video :)

It depends on how much money you want to exchange, and it is impossible for it to provide you with convenience for free.

​@chenxueou24254 the challenge isn't free, its how much. Current banknote over 150...I'd be willing to consider 145..my bank locally wants it below 139 if I change money where I live. Not worth it

Hello Kevin. I put in 9usd and it gave me 1050 yen

@@veggiecations That seems cheap, i’m guessing that’s about 8 Yen?

@@K-Effect about 116 yen to a dollar

Very little, you don’t have to worry about it deducting a lot of money from you

@@veggiecations thank you