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Jameron Electronics bar in Manila, what's the deal?

fmd_goodJameron Electronics · #manila #electronics
I keep seeing Jameron Electronics listed as a bar in Manila and the name is throwing me off. Is it actually a bar or a shop with a drinking spot attached? I'm visiting in 2026 and trying to work out i… I keep seeing Jameron Electronics listed as a bar in Manila and the name is throwing me off. Is it actually a bar or a shop with a drinking spot attached? I'm visiting in 2026 and trying to work out if it's worth a stop.
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honestly i think its more of an electronics shop that happens to sell drinks, not a proper bar. ive seen it mentioned on maps but never heard of anyone going there for a night out. id skip it unless ur actually after parts.

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yeah that tracks, sounds like one of those places where the maps category is just wrong. idk anyone who'd plan a night around it tbh

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Parts counter out front, that's the giveaway.

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counter plus the extension cords on the shelf

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maps listings in manila get miscategorized a lot so i wouldnt trust the category alone

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not a night out spot, more a grab-and-go

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Mouthwatering Food Center worth the trip in 2026?

fmd_goodMouthwatering Food Center · #food #manila #pasay
visiting Manila in march & staying near Pasay, is Mouthwatering Food Center actually worth a detour or should i stick to places closer to where im staying? also wondering what the go to dish is there… visiting Manila in march & staying near Pasay, is Mouthwatering Food Center actually worth a detour or should i stick to places closer to where im staying? also wondering what the go to dish is there & rough prices
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Went last year and the sisig is what id go back for. Budget around 100 to 150 per dish and bring cash, some stalls dont take cards. March heat means go early, the place gets packed and stuffy by noon.

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Agree on cash, but the grilled pusit stall near the back is the sleeper pick and usually runs 120 or so.

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That pusit stall also does a solid inihaw na liempo for around 130, but they sell out by early afternoon so dont bank on it late.

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sisig's better before 10am, less crowd

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The halo halo stall by the entrance is the real lifesaver in that March heat, around 80 pesos.

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tbh ive only been once but the lechon kawali was the standout for me, think it was around 150 to 200 pesos. its a bit of a trek from Pasay tho so id only go if ur already heading that direction.

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