City lights make good company. This three-hour Makati rooftop crawl takes you through three or four lounges for sweeping night views, Filipino conversation, and a local cocktail experience. I especially like the small group of up to 10 people, which should make it easier to chat, ask questions, and meet other visitors. I also like … Read more
Come hungry, leave smiling. This two-hour Makati street food tour gives you a simple way to try Filipino dishes, meet a local guide, and learn how food connects with daily life in the Philippines. At $66 per person, it is not a cheap street-food crawl, but the price includes dinner, a guide, water, local beer, … Read more
Makati looks best after sunset. This three-hour night out takes you to three rooftop bars, where you can watch Manila’s lights come alive, try drinks, and move through different nightlife settings with Venus as your English-speaking guide. I like the easy meeting point at the lobby of I’M Hotel and the promise of photographs, since … Read more
Food tells the story of the Philippines. This two-hour class gives you a practical way to hear it, through pancit noodles, lumpia spring rolls, and sweet turon. I like the small groups of up to four, which give you real time at the cooker rather than a spot in the back of a demonstration. I … Read more
Makati comes alive after dark. This tour gives you two things I especially like: a local guide who keeps the night moving, and free VIP entry at every scheduled venue. You also get a useful mix of rooftop views, Filipino live music, street food, bars, and late-night dancing instead of spending the whole evening in … Read more
