Bosay Resort in Antipolo City

Resort Name: Bosay Resort

Location: Antipolo City

Type: Public Pool house.

Amenities:
Therapeutical pool

7 ft pool with Long slide

Olympic size pool

Disco pool (indoor pool)

Kiddie pool

Turtle/kiddie pool

Cottages

Rooms

Rates:

Day swimming (7am to 5pm): Adult: P150.00 Child (4 ft): P110.00

Night swimming (7pm to 5am): Adult: P170.00 Child (4 ft): P110.00

Cottages:

The resort has a number of cottages to choose from, which can accomodate a number of people in a group from sizes of 8-10 to 50-60. The price range of these cottages are around P600.00 to P3000.00.

The downside of the large number of these cottages is that they tend to be so close to another which is hard especially when it is peak season and there are a number of people in the resort.

Rooms: The resort also has number of rooms that can accomodate those who wants to stay there overnight. For as low as P2,000.00 you can have a standard airconditioned room for 6 person. I find the room very nice despite the price. With large bed, extra matress and pillows, a bathroom, table, and chair, not bad.

Resort Policies: The resort is not that strict.

1. You can bring your own food

2. You can cook your own food inside the resort however you have to pay for corkage fees listed outside their office.

3. There are a lot of videoke machines that you can use and rent but they have the city ordinance that prohibits them to use the machine beyond 12:00 midnight.

4. They are strict when it comes to swimming attire. There are pool area wherein they won't allow people wearing ordinary shorts, t-shirts, etc. So keep in mind to have your trunks with you and swimsuit for the ladies.

*List of corkage fees*

I really love this place. The only thing i dont find very cool is the crowded people in all their pool areas. =)

If you want to go to this place or for any inquiries regarding: Bosay Resort in Antipolo, you may contact the numbers below:

0917-3974534 / 0918-9903634 / 0916-7393237

Also you may check out their websites for more photos at http://www.bosayresort.com.

Here is the map and direction to Bosay:

If you're coming from Manila

- Take LRT to Santolan (go to LRT station in Recto, Legarda, Pureza) Fare is P15.00

- Once in Santolan station, go down the station and you will find men calling for passengers for a CRV or Pajero going to Antipolo. Fare is P35.00 each.

- Tell the driver to dropped you at Our lady of Bon Voyage church or to the tricycle terminal.

- Ride tricycle and tell driver to bring you to Bosay Resort. Fare: P50.00 each head for a special trip.

So that's all for now. I will be posting some pics when i have my other camera.

Feel free to comment if this blog helped you or not.

xoxo,

imahopper

My Rant!!!

Oh yeah, i have to set aside my review for different stuff and gonna rant about my situation.
uh huh, you heard me right.

I am helpful to those deserving of my help, however, if you're the type of person that is labeled as "user", hypocrite, plastic, asshole, liar, cheater, etc. then damn it, go to where you belong, down there!

If someone gave you something, accept it and be thankful for it. Dont screw the person by saying bad stuff at her/his back. Shitty moments like this happens in our life. AArrrgghhh...

FRUITAS: Green mango shake

STORE NAME: Fruitas

FLAVOR: Green Mango

I first had my taste of FRUITAS Green Mango shake at ISETANN recto with bf. It was a good suggestion of the store saleslady who told me that it is one of the most in-demand flavor. So i had myself try it and guess what, it was truly a very exciting and yummy shake. Now, i always go for the green mango shake wherever and whatever place that sells fruit shakes. =)

Big Chill, also a fruit shake stand offers different flavored fruit shakes and i believe they also have the nutritional/protein filled shakes. Still have to check about this tho.'

So im gonna concentrate with the FRUITAS shake stand seen almost everywhere. Since we are experiencing a very hot weather in the PH it is truly refreshing to have one of the best and cheap fruit shakes. Their containers comes in 12oz for 45 pesos, 16oz for 55 pesos and 22oz for 85 pesos. However, there is also a price difference when it comes to those 2 flavored and seasonal fruits flavored fruit shakes.

At home, i found two large green mango and voila, the first thing that came to my mind is to prepare my own green mango shake. It is very easy. All you need is green mango (i prefer the carabao and unripe one), white sugar dissolve in hot water and cooled down, blender, ice-preferably crushed ice and milk (which is optional). I prefer the shake without milk.

1. Peel the mango and cut in pieces

2. Put mangoes in the blender together with the crush ice, blend it

3. then put the dissolved sugar and then blend it again

4. wooolaaa, now you have your very own green mango shake.

Bulaluhan sa Espana

Craving for a hot bulalo yet Tagaytay is too far from your place and Dencio's own bulalo is quite pricey? Then let me introduce to you Manila's very own "BULALUHAN SA ESPANA".

Restaurant name: BULALUHAN SA ESPANA

Location: Along Espana, just after Blumentritt Espana. It is inside a small compound which used to be the old LTO bldg. It is also beside Meralco. A lot of taxi drivers know this place (just tell them: Along Espana, old LTO bldg.) and is a favorite of people from different walks of life.

Address: #2166 Beta Bldg. Espana Cor. Josefina St. Sampaloc Manila

Type: Semi-canteen/ Open area

Menu:
Bulalo (which comes in two variants: nilagang bulalo-special and sinigang bulalo-regular)
Inihaw na Liempo
Chicharong bulaklak
Inihaw na Hito
Kaldereta
and many more

Price:
For the Special bulalo- P110
For the Regular bulalo- P60 or P70
Liempo- P40
chicharon bulaklak- P32

Rice- P6

Ambience:
Moderately noisy people and servers rushing to and fro.
Television to keep people entertained
Open area- smokers are seated usually outside
Comfort room- tho' i havent gone to it
Utensils- soak in hot water

Tip:
You can ask for rounds of unlimited soup.
Put lots of red chili in the mixture of soy sauce and calamansi.
Bring towellette(?), hot soup, hot sauce and warm place, you will be really sweaty.

I prefer to sit outside, it's pretty cool outside at night.

I will be posting some pics so that you'll get to see the place and the food.

xoxo,

imahopper

Tong Yang Hotpot 冬陽火鍋

(Photo from quezonavenue.com/tag/quezon-avenue/)

Hi there!

It has been another "sick" and "unlucky" day for me. Yesterday at the office, i accidentally bumped to the table and my colleague's tumbler (with water inside) fell to my foot then to the floor. It hurts a lot that i even hurriedly sat down to the floor and was about to cry. Anyway, enough of what had happened. So i did some work at home. Thanks to B for sharing with me, his ever helpful token. yeeho...

And now, i present to you the real subject: Tong Yang Hotpot located along Quezon Ave. just a few streets aways P99 steak house.

If you are looking for an eat-all-you-can/cook-your-own-food/korean-chinese style restaurant, then i suggest go to this place. I believe that they also have branches in Jupiter St (Makati city), SM and in Davao. Since i had my first Tong Yang experience in Quezon Ave. I will be blogging more about this place.

NAME: TONG YANG HOTPOT (冬陽火鍋) which means "winter sun hotpot" in english.

TYPE:

Restaurant (Hotpot); Chinese / Korean inspired-
Chinese because of the hotpot at the center of the table; as well as the food choices which includes dumplings; kangkong; siomai; seafoods, etc.
Korean because the hotpot comes with the grilling pan. Where you grill/fry everything you want to eat.

FOOD:

They have a variety of food. They have US import Beef, pork, chicken, seafoods, dumplings, salmon, bihon, fruits, deserts and ice cream. Once seated, waitress/waiter will ask you what soup you want. You can choose either sinigang , chicken broth or a little spicy.

PRICE:

For lunch, the price if 485, inclusive of bottomless drinks.
For dinner, it is P560, inclusive of bottomless drinks.

STORE TIME: I am not sure of the time it opens, but they closes at 10:00 pm so better go there early so you can all you want. =)

AMBIENCE:

When we went there around 9:00pm there are quite a number of people, good thing they have lots of tables and chairs that can accomodate a number of people. Servers are very accomodating. This TongYang branch has a more family-oriented ambience, good for family or barkada reunion, birthday reception, etc.

TIPS:
1. Make sure you are really hungry when you go here so that it would be worth your money. =)
2. Try not eat rice or if you want just minimal amount.
3. Not to intake much soup so that you wont feel full...hahaha...
4. Not drink a lot immediately (by the way, they also have bottomless beer) hahaha..
5. Their crab tastes so good.
6. Spacious parking
7. Cook your food altogether so that you wont waste time waiting.
8. Come early!

Here are some pics of me and my friend experiencing Tong Yang Q. Ave.

My college friend, Marco A.



























At his back are displays of various seafoods, dumpling, veggies, meat and desserts.













Yours truly, having my part of yumminess.










Till next review.


Xoxo,

Imahopper

List of Pulutan! (Appetizers)

Whether you like it or not, there will always a need for pulutan/appetizers during a drinking session. And since later tonight i'm going to have a drinking session with my girlfriends, i came up with the list of pulutan in mind.

1. Sizzling sisig- It may be Pork, Chicken, Tuna, Bangus, etc. This appetizer is surely famous to all Filipino drinkers. My choice would be Pork sisig especially if it's a crispy pork sisig. Dencio's, Crocodile Grill and Gerry's have good Sisig on their menu, but if you want a cheaper but tastier sisig, i recommend, SISIG HOORAY! For as low as P60, you have sisig and rice meal.

(Photo credit: blogs.spot.ph)

2. Ensaladang Mangga- Yes! Green Mango, onions, tomatoes chopped and mixed with bagoong can also be a good appetizer/pulutan.

(Photo credit: ImagesPhilippines.com)

3. Grilled pork intestines- The local street foods will always be part of the Filipino drinking culture. These street foods include the Betamax (or solidified pork blood), chicken intestines, our very own chicken feet, chicken neck and head, pork barbeque and so on. There is a vendor in my neighborhood that sells super yummy barbequeslocated at Severino Reyes st. just beside Real Bank.

(Photo credit:audiobahn0604)

4. Chicharon bulaklak and Bulalo- best place to go for these food? BULALUHAN SA ESPANA. It's along Espana, beside the old LTO office. Most taxi drivers know this place. Best bulalo and chicharon at a super cheap price.


5. Balot and penoy na may sabaw- Yum yum yum! I recommend the ballot stand near cayco st. There is this filipino guy we call kuya who sells good balot and penoy. I love the penoy na may sabaw.

6. Pizza- If you're the sosyal (shushall) one, you can try pizza and beer. =) PIZZA HUT and DOMINO's are the go to place for me. =)

7. Hot and Spicy chicken buffalo wings- i dont know where's the best place for the best spicy buffalo wings. My advise is that you cook your own, i think it will cost you less.

Guidance to Automated election May 10, 2010

Alam natin na ilang araw nalang at election na dito sa Pilipinas, at hindi ito tulad ng dati na manual ang pagboto. Kung hindi ka pa natsismisan ng kapitbahay mo o ng kaopisina mo, o malamang ay masyado kang nawili sa pagfefacebook, eto na ang pagkakataon mo para malaman ang paghahanda para sa Automated na election na ito.

Unang una: Alamin ang inyong lugar na pagbobotohan. Ito yung tinatawag na precinct o presinto (voting center). Usually sa mga schools ginagawa ang botohan. Kung may computer ka sa bahay o may pera ka pang-rent ng computer, pwede mo icheck kung saan presinto ka boboto. I suggest one day before or gabi palang ng May 9, 2010 ay alamin mo na kung saan voting center ka boboto para di ka mahassle. Pwede mong icheck ang website ng comelec, http://www.comelec.gov.ph/precinctfinder/precinctfinder.aspx at makikita mo sa left side ang registration verification sundan lamang ang steps para malaman saan ka nakaassign bumoto.

Pangalawa: May 10, 2010. Dala ang inyong VOTER'S ID, o kung wala o nawawala ang inyong Voter's ID, maari niyong dalhin ang pinakarecent/ bago niyong School ID o Company ID. Pumunta kayo sa presinto (paaralan kung saan kayo dapat bumoto) at dumiretso sa entrance kung saan nakapost ang Posted Computerized Voters List (PCVL) para alamin ang precinct number (numero ng presinto o room sa voting center) at sequence number. Importante na malaman itong impormasyon na ito dahil ibibigay ito sa representative ng Bureau of Election Inspector (BEI) kasama ng ibang personal niyong impormasyon.

Pangatlo: Makinig ng maigi sa paliwanag na ibibigay ng representative ng BEI kung pano ang tamang pagfilled up sa form.Pagkatapos maipaliwanag lahat, ibibigay ng BEI ang ballot. Siguraduhin na malinis at walang marka ang balota sa magkabaligtaran na parte ng ballot.

Pang-apat: Dumiretso sa Voting area para bumoto, siguraduhin na hindi sosobra ang bobotohin ninyo. Halimbawa, isa lang ang dapat niyong iboto sa pangulo ng pilipinas, magshade lamang ng isang bilog para sa pangulong napili ninyo. Alalahanin na wag niyong dumihan at ingatan ninyo ang pagshade sa mga bilog para hindi madisqualify ang inyong balota.

Pang-lima: Pagkatapos niyong bumoto, lumapit sa counting machine at ipasok sa feeder ng machine ang balota ninyo.Hintayin ang confirmation message na makikita sa machine.

Pang-anim: Lumapit sa BEI para magpalagay ng idelible ink.


So, sana naging helpful ang guidance na ito.
Kaya mga kababayan ko, bumoto tayo ng naaayon sa ating puso, utak at isip.
Huwag po natin hayaan masayang ang kinabukasan natin at ng mga pamilya natin.