#ULOG 46— a great night with great college friends at Mercato, Centrale❤️

Hello guys! I’m sorry for being busy these past few days. I just had a busy working schedule and had a one day break from work. I’m so excited to share with all of you about my one day travel in Visayas. (I’m serious. 1 day travel!) But before that, i just wanna share to all of you what happened about our mini reunion with college friends.

We had a mini reunion in Mercato Centrale located at ridays 25th street corner 7th avenue, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig. Mercato central is a popular food market where you can taste great foods and drinks.

Upon seeing each other, we had some talks about life. We shared about our working experiences and everything about our life after college. Some of us are already working, some will pursue medicine and some are just a fresh board exam passer. We have realized that we are already in the adult stage wherein we need to be independent and wise in every desicion that we make.

This night was really fun. We also shared many jokes that almost made us cry. (tears of joy) We shared funny moments that happened to us in our working environment.

When we went to Mercato, centrale, there were so many people who eat here. So i guess this place is really famous for serving different kinds of delicious foods. The place has a good ambiance. There’s a band on the other side of the place that you can hear while talking with your friends. It’s a perfect place for emoting when you’re broken hearted especially when the songs they play are sad songs. Eating while emoting is the peg! Lol

For those who love barbecues, you can go here to try there isaw. Their isaw costs 35 pesos each. 100 pesos for 3. The price is worth it because their isaw (intestine of chicken) is long, it has no bitter taste that for me, it’s clean and well prepared and of course, their sauce is one of a kind. The sourness of the vinegar really fits to their barbecues.

My friend wanted to try one of the famous snacks in mercato which is the cheesecake topped with different dressings and goodies.

She tried the cheesecake dressed with matcha and topped with wafers and chocolate blocks. This cheesecake costs 175 pesos each. I tasted this one, and what i loved with this cheesecake is that the cake itself is delicious. It’s not too sweet. The dressings and toppings made the cake more delicious.

This is the stall where i bought my delicious dinner for that night. Their bagnet costs from 100 pesos to 145 pesos each meal.

I ordered Bagnet Tokwa Rice Patong. Their bagnet is delicious. I tasted the crispness of their bagnet as well the tofu. It also has vegetables. What i liked with this stall is that they cook the foods in front of you so the foods are really served hot. Your tummy will really be satisfied.

For those who love juice and shakes, you can also visit this stall.

I bought lemonade juice. This large juice costs 60 pesos. They make juice and shakes from fresh fruits, that’s why i love it. They offer many flavors of fruits shakes and juices.

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After we ate in Mercato Centrale, we walked around BGC and had some fun moments. We took pictures at one side of the parking lot of BGC. Here are our pictures! Our photographer is the boyfriend of my college friend who also came to join us. #BoyfriendGoals whoa!

I really had fun that night. We part each other at around 12:30 am. And i arrived at my dorm at 1 am. Luckily, my dorm is just at Makati and im near at BGC.

My overall thought about our mini reunion is that college friends are really one of the best friends in life. I’m just so thankful to have them and being able to be with them despite my schedule at work. Always be thankful and feel blessed for every friend you have in life. They are so precious. 😊

Thanks for dropping by! This has been @joninacalara saying, once a ulogger, forever will be a ulogger!❤️

 

All photos are mine


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