City Garden Makati
Makati Avenue corner Kalayaan Avenue Makati, National Capital Region, Luzon, 7870, Philippines
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Mall of Asia
We started the first of two full days in Manila by having breakfast at the hotel buffet, which was included with the room. And a good thing too, because it probably wasn't worth paying for. Zel thought the Filipino dishes were okay, I found the scrambled eggs to be cold, the banana bread dry, the bacon raw, the corned beef too salty, and the coffee …
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