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Jardins do Triângulo Ayala
Cor Ayala AveManila Polo Club
35 McKinley RdArts & Culture
The Ayala Museum houses ethnographic and archaeological exhibits on Filipino culture, art, and history. Since its establishment in 1967, the museum has been committed to showcasing overseas collections and situating contemporary Philippine art in the global arena in a two-way highway of mutual cooperation and exchange with local and international associates.
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Museu Ayala
corner Dela Rosa StreetThe Ayala Museum houses ethnographic and archaeological exhibits on Filipino culture, art, and history. Since its establishment in 1967, the museum has been committed to showcasing overseas collections and situating contemporary Philippine art in the global arena in a two-way highway of mutual cooperation and exchange with local and international associates.
The Drawing Room first originated from the desire to promote works of art on paper. This idea evolved to form one of Manila’s leading interdisciplinary commercial galleries. The gallery represents artists from the Philippines, with a focus on artistic practices that capture the ever-changing urbanity and dynamism of the Philippines. The Drawing Room is interested in artistic practices with social and historic undertones and therefore represents an array of artists dealing with complex themes in contemporary formats. The Drawing Room exhibits artists on a monthly basis and are involved in various international art fairs.
1007 Metropolitan Avenue, Metrostar Building, Makati City, 1205 Philippines,
+63 (2) 897 7877
The Drawing Room
The Drawing Room first originated from the desire to promote works of art on paper. This idea evolved to form one of Manila’s leading interdisciplinary commercial galleries. The gallery represents artists from the Philippines, with a focus on artistic practices that capture the ever-changing urbanity and dynamism of the Philippines. The Drawing Room is interested in artistic practices with social and historic undertones and therefore represents an array of artists dealing with complex themes in contemporary formats. The Drawing Room exhibits artists on a monthly basis and are involved in various international art fairs.
1007 Metropolitan Avenue, Metrostar Building, Makati City, 1205 Philippines,
+63 (2) 897 7877
Established in 1975, Galleria Duemila prides itself on being the oldest commercial gallery in the Philippines. The gallery has built up a strong international presence for its exposure of emerging Filipino artists working with mediums such as sculpture and installation. The gallery often expands on these contemporary themes by incorporating performances and readings into their monthly shows. Galleria Duemila’s artistic involvement extends to 20th century works too, selling pieces by modern masters.
210 Loring Street, Pasay, Philippines,
+63 2 833 9815
Galleria Duemila
210 LoringEstablished in 1975, Galleria Duemila prides itself on being the oldest commercial gallery in the Philippines. The gallery has built up a strong international presence for its exposure of emerging Filipino artists working with mediums such as sculpture and installation. The gallery often expands on these contemporary themes by incorporating performances and readings into their monthly shows. Galleria Duemila’s artistic involvement extends to 20th century works too, selling pieces by modern masters.
210 Loring Street, Pasay, Philippines,
+63 2 833 9815
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Tucked away in San Antonio Plaza is a tiny Italian Restaurant that is very easily missed. With only 15 tables inside, La Nuova is a no frills, neighborhood restaurant that serves consistently good food. Though their prices may be a bit higher than what we usually spend for Italian food, the quality of the food, the ambiance as well as the service is definitely worth the price. Once you are seated inside, it is quite easy to forget that you are still in Metro Manila as this restaurant is exactly what I imagine the local restaurants in Italy would be like. The area may be small but take note of the counter where they sell a wide range of Italian Cold Cuts and Cheeses as well as a display case of cakes.
The servings here are quite big and each dish may be big enough to share but once you get a taste of it, I can’t guarantee that you would still want to share. Every dish that I have tried here has been nothing short of amazing but there are two dishes that I can never seem to stop ordering, the Risotto Colorato and the Tartufo Pasta.
La Nuova Pasteleria
15 McKinley RdTucked away in San Antonio Plaza is a tiny Italian Restaurant that is very easily missed. With only 15 tables inside, La Nuova is a no frills, neighborhood restaurant that serves consistently good food. Though their prices may be a bit higher than what we usually spend for Italian food, the quality of the food, the ambiance as well as the service is definitely worth the price. Once you are seated inside, it is quite easy to forget that you are still in Metro Manila as this restaurant is exactly what I imagine the local restaurants in Italy would be like. The area may be small but take note of the counter where they sell a wide range of Italian Cold Cuts and Cheeses as well as a display case of cakes.
The servings here are quite big and each dish may be big enough to share but once you get a taste of it, I can’t guarantee that you would still want to share. Every dish that I have tried here has been nothing short of amazing but there are two dishes that I can never seem to stop ordering, the Risotto Colorato and the Tartufo Pasta.
Black Sheep
Chino Roces AvenuePerfect place for romance!
Omakase
Best Japanese-Filipino Fusion Restaurant
Kazunori Japanese Restaurant / Kazu Cafe
2301 Chino Roces Ave ExtOgawa Traditional Japanese Restaurant
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