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Cafe prices in Manila 2026 for foreigners?

Fe-Bulous Canteen · #cafe #canteen #manila

I'm visiting Manila next month and stopped by Fe-Bulous Canteen, where I got quoted a price that felt like the tourist rate. What's the actual going rate at canteens like this in 2026, and how do I te… I'm visiting Manila next month and stopped by Fe-Bulous Canteen, where I got quoted a price that felt like the tourist rate. What's the actual going rate at canteens like this in 2026, and how do I tell if I'm being overcharged?

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bettina · 1d

Prices vary by stall so compare a couple nearby before committing.

haralda · 1d

and watch if the menu has two prices

bettina · 1d

Two-tier menus are the norm around Carriedo, so check both sides.

suse · 1d

the laminated one on the counter is usually the real one, the one on the wall is for show. if they hesitate when u point at the counter copy thats ur answer. i got burned once paying 120 for a 55 peso tapa

bettina · 1d

Spot on, also check the wall chart version.

bettina · 23h

Numbered ones are the real menu, unnumbered are padded

dore · 1d

Ignore the chalkboard entirely and ask for the handwritten tally slip they keep behind the counter, that's where the real charge gets written.

haralda · 1d

agree, also try the side streets off Recto past 2pm

haralda · 1d

yeah comparing is the move, but do it at the same time of day. a stall charging 60 at lunch might drop to 45 by late afternoon when the office crowd thins out. ask what the last customer paid, not the sign

suse · 1d

just ask a local to order for u tbh

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Manila long stay visa permit 2026

Jameron Electronics · #visa #manila #immigration

Im coming to Manila in 2026 and want to stay past the usual tourist window, maybe 4 or 5 months. Which visa or permit do I actually need to apply for, and what documents trip people up at the Jameron… Im coming to Manila in 2026 and want to stay past the usual tourist window, maybe 4 or 5 months. Which visa or permit do I actually need to apply for, and what documents trip people up at the Jameron Electronics area offices or immigration? Any idea how long the extension usually takes?

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selina · 30m

just get a 9(a) tourist visa then extend at the Intramuros BI office every 2 months, that covers 4 to 5 months fine. The ACR I-Card is teh thing that trips people up, you'll need it once you pass 59 days. Bring extra passport photos, they always ask.

roselotte · 25m

the annual report thing in january catches people too, you file it at BI even if ur visa is still valid

roselotte · 26m

also book an online appointment before going, walk ins at the main office get turned away fast

roselotte · 13m

emigration clearance certificate is the one nobody mentions, get it at BI main before you leave or you get flagged next trip

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