It's not lame to have walking as an activity, Zane. I've always enjoyed walking in cities and never went to the gym. I lived in Makati as a kid, and surprisingly, we walked a lot. Lived in a condo, and back then, the buildings were low-rise so we took the stairs, esp when there were electricity blackouts, we couldn't take the elevators. Me and my siblings and cousins would walk in the villages (gated ones) and play in the parks. We were mallrats in Glorietta and Greenbelt. Unf we couldn't walk in other parts of Makati coz it didn't seem safe for girls. I live in Europe now and it's even better to walk in the cities and take public transport. It's free workout and even more entertaining. Strange that I love city walking, but can't last fifteen minutes hiking in the mountains lol! I guess I'm a city girl at heart. Thanks again for taking me around my home city, Zane. I miss it so much and I like your random food crawls and citywalks. Enjoy your weekend!
Ayala Ave used to be an airport runway. The avenue and land around that developed area (including the malls and gated villages) are owned by the Ayala Corp. Thats why you will notice their own private police, not city police. And different traffic rules. You will also notice no cable wires or electrical poles, theyre all underground. Old wealthy families live in Ayala and Alabang. That's why it has that relaxed vibe. BGC residents live/rent in condos, and work or study there. Different crowd. Btw, aside from underpasses, there are airconed bridges/covered walks above connecting malls and other office bldgs. Thats where the chaos is. Sidewalks used to be full of pedestrians, now there are few people around.
Been following your astrology channel during the pandemic when I was living in California, so glad to see you around my home city as I just came back :)
Nice! You should try a visit to Ortigas center, which is the second largest business district in Metro Manila, and has its own vibe. Its older than BGC, but not as old as Makati. It was mostly built up in the late 90s to mid 00s, but they keep building the taller glassier scrapers there. Another recommendation is Bay City, which is probably my favourite among the modern areas in Metro Manila. As modern as BGC (and still being built), but with a different architectural style and urban model. Its quiet and chilled there, wide quiet streets.
Aw.. I miss my home while watching.. I know everything in the area you went to on this vlog. I used to live and work there in the 90's. I love Makati so much! ♥️ Thanks kaze and enjoy staying in Philippines. God blessed you!
Your reaction to the Chai Tea.😂 You are such a high maintenance Zane and l it’s kind of cute.😂 I don’t see you giving Carinderia or Turo-Turo (Point-Point) at whatever food you want anytime soon.😂 My fave Filipino Breakfast is TAPSILOG = Tapa is Beef, Sinangag is Fried Rice and Itlog is Egg in short, Tapsilog.
I'm pleased you like Makati. Nowadays people seem to be talking all about BGC. A lot of foreign vloggers stay in BGC. From watching videos on youtube there's many people in BGC probably due to the fact that it has wide pavements. It's family-friendly no wonder families frequent the place. I love Makati as it has plenty of malls and you can go cheap when eating and it is the CBD of the Philippines. Makati has nice few spacious parks. I would love to live in Makati. I hope my daughter doesn't sell her condo when its turned over. Thank you for featuring Makati.
We call those carinderias Jollijeep during our time. Jolli because they sell budget friendly meal like Jollibee. 😂 jeep because they’re food vendor in a jeep, although its a food cart.
Legazpi is a good area. You're close to an MRT station, which is at the end of the Greenbelt-Glorietta-SM Makati mall complex. There are a lot of elevated walkways to get around the area. And if you want to go to BGC, it's not far at all.
Try visiting Ortigas Center, Eastwood, Quezon Memorial Circle, Centris, Araneta Center Cubao and the Malate area where the historic Malate church is located wc is very near Dolomite beach. This places will also give you a good content.
Greenbelt in the 80s and 90s used to feature a very large park and an aviary covered with huge nets and trees. I guess that’s where it got its name. Makati is a very walkable city thats why I like the city. I live in the nearby city across the river.
I used to work there in Ayala.. Salcedo /Legaspi village.. these are the business districts in Makati.. Greenbelt is where all the shopping/ restaurants and a park. First time I came back there.. a lot of changes.. good luck and stay safe👍
Zane, u will love the cakes, bread and empanada there for sure. U need to taste Filipino different kinds of kalamay. It’s good for snacks, dinner and desserts too.
Makati will always have my heart. BCG is cool but as a kid, born in the UK to Filipino parents and having older siblings living in the Philippines (they were born there), Makati was our stomping ground. I’ve been visiting the Philippines since I was 2 and it’s truly home. I remember arriving at NAIA at night during December and seeing all of the beautiful parol as we drove to my brother’s house. There’s nothing like Christmas in the Philippines, I remember the singing tree in Luneta Park and the electric atmosphere in the malls. Also, respectfully your comment about Filipino food having a “bad rep”, I’m not sure where you’re eating Filipino food but it certainly doesn’t have a “bad rep”. Anywhere you go in the world will certainly have a few places that aren’t a great representation of their country’s food but as a whole, the Philippines has one of the most delicious and diverse food offerings in the world. How could it not with such a melting pot of cultures? As a tropical island their access to fresh local food practically always results in delicious food. Filipinos have the most amazing talent in creating delicious dishes from minimal ingredients. I hope you get to discover these delights :)
Makati is Metro Manila's premier CBD and it is located in the heart of downtown. It is a bustling place, my parents worked there, my wife worked there before their office moved to BGC. I also had my creative studio in one of the areas where you walked through but decided to move it back home here in Southern Metro Manila as I've been getting alot of clients from the area plus Laguna and Cavite. I like the vibe there and still go to Makati at least twice in a week. Anyway, Greenbelt is only the mall. It is actually part of Ayala Centre which also includes Glorietta, Landmark, etc. The area you walked through heading to Greenbelt after crossing the underground walkway is Legaspi Village.
Makati vs BGC? I've stayed multiple times in Makati in Ascott Hotel specifically, and once in Ascott in BGC. I totally prefer Makati for long stays! Glorietta, SM, Greenbelt are all linked and makes outings perfect. Dont get me wrong, BGC is fun for nightlife, shopping, excursions, maybe next visit stay in BGC again.
I ❤Makati too. So you would know, once you cross Ayala Avenue from Salcedo Village, you enter Legaspi Village which is also known as Barangay San Lorenzo. Go visit Legaspi Village Market on Sunday.
I live in Legazpi Village. Best spot in the country. Nice parks, quiet living (most workers are just out morning, lunch and goihn home weekdays). We have Makati Med hospital, art gallery, museums. Best way to go to Greenbelt is through the Elevated Walkway. And nearby is Greenbelt Mall (not part of Legazpi Village but of Ayala Center but it's at the border. Greenbelt is like a circle, From 1 to 5 and then 1 again that's why you see Greenbelt 1 next to Greenbelt 5. Landmark has a food court in the basement and a grocery.
Lucky you. Will visit Makati surely sometime. I prefer to stay there than BGC. Makati is calmer than Pasig City or BGC. Good Luck to you and your channel from Germany. 😊
The most entertaining part of this particular vlog for me is when you pointed out how there's a Starbucks in one corner of the street and then there's another one almost right across it. I just think it's funny and makes me wonder how much planning was done behind their inception but as a Filipino, I think I know the reason behind, and I'd rather not surmise and type anything negative here. All I can conclude is this.....Only in the Philippines!
Tocino is originated in Pampanga. Located in the Northern part of Manila. Try visiting Central Luzon. Start in Clark Pampanga, the next BGC of the North. San Juan La Union the Surfing Capital of the North. Bolinao Pangasinan , the Boracay of the North & Baguio City the summer capital of the Philippines.
I like that area in makati! I work there in a bank along Ayala avenue before migrating here in the USA ! It’s the financial district of the Philippines Makati !👍👌
The chapel is not Greenbrier 3. It actually not confusing, the mall is like a belt, circular, hence the name. Greenbelt 1 is connected to 2 to right, then 3, 4, finally Greenbelt 5 which is connected to Greenbelt 1.
Forbes Park is where you find ultimate luxury because of its gated Community for exclusivel houses of business men and politicians as well as celebrities . Its straight ahead up to McKinley Hill West .
Sentimental city for me I like Makati coz it was my first work area in the National Capital Region or NCR I was a sales clerk b4 in SM Makati that was way back 1995 I believe 😃👌👍❤🙏🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭Ayala Center was it called b4😊very commercial place b4 and so nice❤❤❤
Makati Business district was developed in the 1960's, and some of the buildings but we're refitted already. BGC was developed in the late 1990's early 2000's so it's more organized.
I subscribed and been watching ur channel since visiting Manila soon and debating where i stay- BGC or Makati; im leaning more on Makati but it seems there’s more stuff to do at BGC. Pls let me know ur recommendations. Thanks so much!
Hi Zane 🥰 I’m so happy you enjoying your vacation in my country 🥰 I have a question Since you’ve toured El Nido , Boracay, Bohol, Cebu. Which one do you recommend the best 🤔 I was wondering did you go to Siargao 🤔 I am coming home to visit in October I live is California I’m really excited would love to hear from you thank you for your time Zane 🥰
Very good observation. Yes, very busy and yet peaceful BUT I find Makati tiring. I like it but I find it tiring because I equate Makati with Business and work so it doesn't feel homely really. You get the energy and vibe of the business people. So my answer would be none of them.
i like BGC and Makati both BGC has more a european vibe with the shopping streets and I think you sais itright Makati has more a newyork kind of vibe I personally like greenbelt because the mall is green and light and I love the green parks
I'm 49 yrs old now and cannot wait to retire soon. I'm hoping early retirement. Left the Philippines in 1988 to Chicago when i was 12vyrs old. So I work at night for 12 hrs 3 to 5 days a week. Get out of work at 730a and go to Walmart and Target stores to hunt for toys like hard to find diecast cars (Hotwheels) hoping to get a profit by reselling it. Got a wife n kids now and still saving up for retirement. I have not had any real vacation in a while and I really need one now. I hope I get a chance to walk around in the streets of Manila like I used to. I envy you man.
I'm only watching this cuz I thought yer bradley cooper....but in fairness yer cute....I LAAAAVVV how u pronounce salcedu like canong-cano slang-ish😆😆😆
Zane are you staying longer in the 🇵🇭? Cheaper rent than BGC. My friend is renting a condo for 20k pesos/month. Definitely your money goes further. The exchange right now is 55.90 and might be going up.
Hi Zane. In your opinion, if a guy has sufficient income, but is disabled and uses an electric wheelchair for mobility, do you think Metro Manila is accessible enough? I noticed "curb cuts" for wheelchairs on some of the sidewalks in your vlog and know that Makati has great hospitals and medical care.
I would definitely choose to live in Legazpi over BGC. It has a more chill vibe, and if you are not a picky eater, there are cheaper food options to choose from.
welcome to the philippines Zane! I’ve been watching you tarot channel. enjoy ur stay!
Thanks for sharing the video, watching here from Philippines
It's not lame to have walking as an activity, Zane. I've always enjoyed walking in cities and never went to the gym. I lived in Makati as a kid, and surprisingly, we walked a lot. Lived in a condo, and back then, the buildings were low-rise so we took the stairs, esp when there were electricity blackouts, we couldn't take the elevators. Me and my siblings and cousins would walk in the villages (gated ones) and play in the parks. We were mallrats in Glorietta and Greenbelt. Unf we couldn't walk in other parts of Makati coz it didn't seem safe for girls. I live in Europe now and it's even better to walk in the cities and take public transport. It's free workout and even more entertaining. Strange that I love city walking, but can't last fifteen minutes hiking in the mountains lol! I guess I'm a city girl at heart. Thanks again for taking me around my home city, Zane. I miss it so much and I like your random food crawls and citywalks. Enjoy your weekend!
Thank you for sharing your video... especially the Makati
Awesome design and lights under ground passage
Ayala Ave used to be an airport runway. The avenue and land around that developed area (including the malls and gated villages) are owned by the Ayala Corp. Thats why you will notice their own private police, not city police. And different traffic rules. You will also notice no cable wires or electrical poles, theyre all underground. Old wealthy families live in Ayala and Alabang. That's why it has that relaxed vibe. BGC residents live/rent in condos, and work or study there. Different crowd. Btw, aside from underpasses, there are airconed bridges/covered walks above connecting malls and other office bldgs. Thats where the chaos is. Sidewalks used to be full of pedestrians, now there are few people around.
Been following your astrology channel during the pandemic when I was living in California, so glad to see you around my home city as I just came back :)
I really like all the greenery on this video!
Wow its all flash back when i was at salcedo Zane,thanks for showing 😍😍😍❤❤❤
Nice! You should try a visit to Ortigas center, which is the second largest business district in Metro Manila, and has its own vibe. Its older than BGC, but not as old as Makati. It was mostly built up in the late 90s to mid 00s, but they keep building the taller glassier scrapers there. Another recommendation is Bay City, which is probably my favourite among the modern areas in Metro Manila. As modern as BGC (and still being built), but with a different architectural style and urban model. Its quiet and chilled there, wide quiet streets.
Ortigas Center is not interesting at all
Yuck ortigas ano Naman makikita mo dun puro mall Lang Naman dun
Didn't BGC overtake Ortigas as the country's second largest business district?
di naman maganda sa Ortigas
Aw.. I miss my home while watching.. I know everything in the area you went to on this vlog. I used to live and work there in the 90's. I love Makati so much! ♥️ Thanks kaze and enjoy staying in Philippines. God blessed you!
On the other side of the street is Rockwell.That is also a good place to hang out.
After work I used to walk my way from my office to the metro passing several malls because they're connected to each other.
Your reaction to the Chai Tea.😂 You are such a high maintenance Zane and l it’s kind of cute.😂 I don’t see you giving Carinderia or Turo-Turo (Point-Point) at whatever food you want anytime soon.😂 My fave Filipino Breakfast is TAPSILOG = Tapa is Beef, Sinangag is Fried Rice and Itlog is Egg in short, Tapsilog.
Nice vlog bro. Try to visit also the other modern cities in Manila like Eastwood city, Aseana, Ortigas, Bay, Clark and to name a few.
I missed Makati. Watching from Connecticut, QC
I'm pleased you like Makati. Nowadays people seem to be talking all about BGC. A lot of foreign vloggers stay in BGC. From watching videos on youtube there's many people in BGC probably due to the fact that it has wide pavements. It's family-friendly no wonder families frequent the place. I love Makati as it has plenty of malls and you can go cheap when eating and it is the CBD of the Philippines. Makati has nice few spacious parks. I would love to live in Makati. I hope my daughter doesn't sell her condo when its turned over. Thank you for featuring Makati.
We call those carinderias Jollijeep during our time. Jolli because they sell budget friendly meal like Jollibee. 😂 jeep because they’re food vendor in a jeep, although its a food cart.
It's called Underpass...We also have Overpass the one on Top
Great and informative video ! Thank you!
Legazpi is a good area. You're close to an MRT station, which is at the end of the Greenbelt-Glorietta-SM Makati mall complex. There are a lot of elevated walkways to get around the area. And if you want to go to BGC, it's not far at all.
True. 💙legaspi village
What an amazing place bro!
Try visiting Ortigas Center, Eastwood, Quezon Memorial Circle, Centris, Araneta Center Cubao and the Malate area where the historic Malate church is located wc is very near Dolomite beach. This places will also give you a good content.
Really nice place and clean around and good place in Manila wow so empressing
Greenbelt in the 80s and 90s used to feature a very large park and an aviary covered with huge nets and trees. I guess that’s where it got its name. Makati is a very walkable city thats why I like the city. I live in the nearby city across the river.
I used to work there in Ayala.. Salcedo /Legaspi village.. these are the business districts in Makati.. Greenbelt is where all the shopping/ restaurants and a park.
First time I came back there.. a lot of changes.. good luck and stay safe👍
I will be in Makati in February I am so looking forward to it !
Zane, u will love the cakes, bread and empanada there for sure. U need to taste Filipino different kinds of kalamay. It’s good for snacks, dinner and desserts too.
Makati will always have my heart. BCG is cool but as a kid, born in the UK to Filipino parents and having older siblings living in the Philippines (they were born there), Makati was our stomping ground. I’ve been visiting the Philippines since I was 2 and it’s truly home. I remember arriving at NAIA at night during December and seeing all of the beautiful parol as we drove to my brother’s house. There’s nothing like Christmas in the Philippines, I remember the singing tree in Luneta Park and the electric atmosphere in the malls.
Also, respectfully your comment about Filipino food having a “bad rep”, I’m not sure where you’re eating Filipino food but it certainly doesn’t have a “bad rep”. Anywhere you go in the world will certainly have a few places that aren’t a great representation of their country’s food but as a whole, the Philippines has one of the most delicious and diverse food offerings in the world. How could it not with such a melting pot of cultures? As a tropical island their access to fresh local food practically always results in delicious food. Filipinos have the most amazing talent in creating delicious dishes from minimal ingredients. I hope you get to discover these delights :)
Makati is Metro Manila's premier CBD and it is located in the heart of downtown. It is a bustling place, my parents worked there, my wife worked there before their office moved to BGC. I also had my creative studio in one of the areas where you walked through but decided to move it back home here in Southern Metro Manila as I've been getting alot of clients from the area plus Laguna and Cavite.
I like the vibe there and still go to Makati at least twice in a week.
Anyway, Greenbelt is only the mall. It is actually part of Ayala Centre which also includes Glorietta, Landmark, etc. The area you walked through heading to Greenbelt after crossing the underground walkway is Legaspi Village.
Ayala Ave. Is used to be a runway of the old airport.
Makati vs BGC? I've stayed multiple times in Makati in Ascott Hotel specifically, and once in Ascott in BGC. I totally prefer Makati for long stays! Glorietta, SM, Greenbelt are all linked and makes outings perfect. Dont get me wrong, BGC is fun for nightlife, shopping, excursions, maybe next visit stay in BGC again.
I ❤Makati too. So you would know, once you cross Ayala Avenue from Salcedo Village, you enter Legaspi Village which is also known as Barangay San Lorenzo. Go visit Legaspi Village Market on Sunday.
I live in Legazpi Village. Best spot in the country. Nice parks, quiet living (most workers are just out morning, lunch and goihn home weekdays). We have Makati Med hospital, art gallery, museums. Best way to go to Greenbelt is through the Elevated Walkway. And nearby is Greenbelt Mall (not part of Legazpi Village but of Ayala Center but it's at the border. Greenbelt is like a circle, From 1 to 5 and then 1 again that's why you see Greenbelt 1 next to Greenbelt 5.
Landmark has a food court in the basement and a grocery.
Lucky you. Will visit Makati surely sometime. I prefer to stay there than BGC. Makati is calmer than Pasig City or BGC. Good Luck to you and your channel from Germany. 😊
I used to work in that area Zane and I missing it badly. It's my regret when I decided to work in BGC near the fort😢
Hope you can set a fan meet up Zane.. I'm one of your followers since your Tarrot reading days.
Amazing skyline
Glorietta mall is near i guess beside Greenbelt. Zane u go also in Glorietta it’s only near to Greenbelt.
If you like eggplant try Tortang Talong (eggplant omelette) Yum!
Tocino is also my favorite breakfast.
" Exploring RECTO in Manila highly recommended "
im salivating...now im craving for tocino. i need to get me one asap 🤤🤤🤤
The most entertaining part of this particular vlog for me is when you pointed out how there's a Starbucks in one corner of the street and then there's another one almost right across it. I just think it's funny and makes me wonder how much planning was done behind their inception but as a Filipino, I think I know the reason behind, and I'd rather not surmise and type anything negative here. All I can conclude is this.....Only in the Philippines!
Tocino is originated in Pampanga. Located in the Northern part of Manila. Try visiting Central Luzon. Start in Clark Pampanga, the next BGC of the North. San Juan La Union the Surfing Capital of the North. Bolinao Pangasinan , the Boracay of the North & Baguio City the summer capital of the Philippines.
Actually Tocino originated from Spain
National Museum Complex - visit it when you revisit PH Zane😊
I like that area in makati! I work there in a bank along Ayala avenue before migrating here in the USA ! It’s the financial district of the Philippines Makati !👍👌
❤ from los angeles.
Im surprise with Manila City.
I ❤ it. Looks too western, not asian.
Try to eat SINIGANG na BABOY and Atsarang Papaya at ANDOK'S Makati Ave branch below the motel SOGO.
The chapel is not Greenbrier 3. It actually not confusing, the mall is like a belt, circular, hence the name. Greenbelt 1 is connected to 2 to right, then 3, 4, finally Greenbelt 5 which is connected to Greenbelt 1.
Try eating at jollijeep. The motorized carenderia along makati.
I like Jollibee
@@bighand1530 hehehe jollijeep is different from jollibee.
@@armin_nicolas Interesting
@@bighand1530 kinda. But usual food in jollijeep are filipino dishes hahaha.
@@armin_nicolas I’m up for that
There was a beautiful fountain inside Glorietta Mall b4 if I'm not mistaken 😃❤🇵🇭🤩🥰😍
The underground walkway is designed to be a future metro station.
That's a serious challenge to enter Ayala Malls, they're kinda confusing if you're to new to the place compare to SM. 😅
NICE PLACE THERE TAKE,CARE SIR..
Amazing
Luka is enjoying makati!!!
Oh! They have also underway?
those carenderias are called Jollyjeep
They Have a Lot of Food Truck here in The USA Too Specially in Downtown LOS ANGELES And in Las Vegas …..
Metro manila is amazing great.
Forbes Park is where you find ultimate luxury because of its gated Community for exclusivel houses of business men and politicians as well as celebrities . Its straight ahead up to McKinley Hill West .
MktinGreenbelt is nice ❤
Sentimental city for me I like Makati coz it was my first work area in the National Capital Region or NCR I was a sales clerk b4 in SM Makati that was way back 1995 I believe 😃👌👍❤🙏🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭Ayala Center was it called b4😊very commercial place b4 and so nice❤❤❤
This is the Mall where I frequented once a month, I seldomly visit either Glorietta or Greenbelt, or even One Ayala Mall.
Makati Business district was developed in the 1960's, and some of the buildings but we're refitted already. BGC was developed in the late 1990's early 2000's so it's more organized.
I subscribed and been watching ur channel since visiting Manila soon and debating where i stay- BGC or Makati; im leaning more on Makati but it seems there’s more stuff to do at BGC. Pls let me know ur recommendations. Thanks so much!
BGC!
Those carinderias are called Jolli Jeeps
That’s counterclockwise count of greenbelt malls. Greenbelt 4 is more of a luxury than 5. LV Hermes Rolex etc are there 13:36
I attended mass there when I visited my Titas! Greetings from Chicago
Noticed you're scooping up your food with a spoon. It's nice you're adapting to Asian culture.
Zane still worked from home why the area is peace,
Makati, its been there since the 70’s Park then is much bigger than today
Thats cool though!
Hi, how to get from BGC to Greenbelt by train or bus?
Bus. There's no train
Take the grab
GO VISIT OKADA HOTEL ZANE YOU CAN FILM INSIDE, BUT NOT INSIDE THE CASINO…. THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEOS GREETING FROM CALI ✌️👌🙌👍👍👍💕
Hi Zane 🥰 I’m so happy you enjoying your vacation in my country 🥰 I have a question
Since you’ve toured El Nido , Boracay, Bohol, Cebu. Which one do you recommend the best 🤔 I was wondering did you go to Siargao 🤔 I am coming home to visit in October I live is California I’m really excited would love to hear from you thank you for your time Zane 🥰
Very good observation. Yes, very busy and yet peaceful BUT I find Makati tiring. I like it but I find it tiring because I equate Makati with Business and work so it doesn't feel homely really. You get the energy and vibe of the business people. So my answer would be none of them.
i like BGC and Makati both
BGC has more a european vibe with the shopping streets
and I think you sais itright Makati has more a newyork kind of vibe
I personally like greenbelt because the mall is green and light and I love the green parks
I'm 49 yrs old now and cannot wait to retire soon. I'm hoping early retirement. Left the Philippines in 1988 to Chicago when i was 12vyrs old. So I work at night for 12 hrs 3 to 5 days a week. Get out of work at 730a and go to Walmart and Target stores to hunt for toys like hard to find diecast cars (Hotwheels) hoping to get a profit by reselling it. Got a wife n kids now and still saving up for retirement. I have not had any real vacation in a while and I really need one now. I hope I get a chance to walk around in the streets of Manila like I used to. I envy you man.
you should have put the price of that Bagel & coffee & was it Creamed cheese with egg? If so weird combo huh?
I'm only watching this cuz I thought yer bradley cooper....but in fairness yer cute....I LAAAAVVV how u pronounce salcedu like canong-cano slang-ish😆😆😆
Filipino food is under rated
I agree
VISIT, ORTIGAS MEGA MALL, SHAGRI--LA PLAZA MALL, THE PODIUM MALL, ESTACIA,
or OKADA HOTEL, MALL OF ASIA,
Across EDSA is Forbes Park the most expensive neighborhood in the Philippines. Dont know if you can film there
we call it underpass, the walkway underground
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sal SEH doh :) do you have a budget video for makati?
Zane do you miss the US ??? 😊
PRICES please, so I can compare - I know mall prices will be higher but still??? Starbucks in Bangkok was the same prices I pay in the states.
You walked from Salcedo to Legazpi. I like Legazpi more
Metro Manila is like the streets of New York. No matter what your tax bracket is, you will have to walk to get to and fro.
Zane are you staying longer in the 🇵🇭? Cheaper rent than BGC. My friend is renting a condo for 20k pesos/month. Definitely your money goes further. The exchange right now is 55.90 and might be going up.
Makati is the very first business district outside Manila.
Hi Zane. In your opinion, if a guy has sufficient income, but is disabled and uses an electric wheelchair for mobility, do you think Metro Manila is accessible enough? I noticed "curb cuts" for wheelchairs on some of the sidewalks in your vlog and know that Makati has great hospitals and medical care.
BGC would probably be the safe bet. I would do some research on it because I do not notice those details. Good luck!
Can you show us the trees at night?
I always loved Makati over BGC ❤
❤Manila
I prefer Makati😊🎉🎊
I would definitely choose to live in Legazpi over BGC. It has a more chill vibe, and if you are not a picky eater, there are cheaper food options to choose from.
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Which place you like better Makati or BGC