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Chang Coffee & Tea worth the trip in Manila 2026?
For what it's worth, the queue moves faster than it looks, maybe 15 min tops on a weekday afternoon. Stick to the branch in Makati if you can, the others got cramped seating.
the makati one, go before 10am
weekday mornings are calm but saturdays the same early slot still has 20 people ahead of u
yup the early slot is the move, past 11 it's chaos with the office crowd from Ayala Ave. if you're driving, parking around Legazpi Village is a nightmare so grab a Grab instead.
Weekend lines snake past the door though.
Fifteen minutes sounds about right but the Rockwell one gets a proper crowd on payday weekends, so pick your day.
tbh the location matters more than the hype. some branches are tiny with barely anywhere to sit, so check which one you're near first. the spanish latte is what most people get.
yeah the rockwell branch has actual tables, the one in bgc is basically a pickup counter
Spanish latte's solid, though the matcha gets slept on.
I've only been as a visitor myself but the line outside was a good sign. Just order whatever the barista recommends and save yourself the menu panic.
Jameron Electronics bar in Manila 2026?
tbh the place is more of a parts counter that got a liquor license somewhere along the way. If you're after a proper night out, look at the Tomas Morato area instead, lots of bars clustered together and easier to hop around. Jameron sounds like a fun novelty stop if you're into old radios and whatnot, but don't build an evening around it.
Pretty sure it's a surplus electronics shop in Quiapo that just happens to sell beer, not a real bar. I'd skip it unless you need capacitors with your San Mig. For actual nightlife try the Poblacion strip instead.
Second this, the capacitors are the giveaway.
yeah the shelves of resistors kinda give it away
more of a novelty stop than a night out