The Berjaya-Malaysia Friendship Open Cup Press Conference (Makati City, Metro Manila)

The 2026 Berjaya-Malaysia Friendship Open Cup press conference (photo: George Buid)

On November 28, 2026, Saturday, the annual Berjaya-Malaysia Friendship Open Cup, organized by Malaysia Friendship Golf (MYFG), will take place at the Pradera Verde Golf and Country Club (a par 72, 18 to 36-hole championship parkland course) in Prado Sionco, Lubao, Pampanga. Now on its fourth edition, it is an annual charity golf tournament hosted in the Philippines by the Embassy of Malaysia in Manila and the Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industries Philippines (MCCI), a non-profit organization. Malaysia is the first ASEAN member to have a business chamber in the Philippines.

 

Pradera Verde Golf and Country Club (photo: Facebook Page)

Last October 30, 2026, Friday, his Excellency Dato’ Abdul Malik Melvin Castellino, the Ambassador of Malaysia to the Philippines, together with Mr. Stephen Khaw (MYFG Chairman and MCCI Founder and Chairman), Mr. How Han Hui (President of MCCI) and Mr. Leo Laca (Berjaya Philippines, Inc. Resources Director), officially announced the opening of the Berjaya-Malaysia Friendship Open 2026 to invited members of online and print media during a press conference held at the Malaysia Banquet Hall of the Malaysian Embassy in Makati.

 

Ambassador Abdul Malik Melvin Castellino (photo: Mr. George Buid)

Berjaya Philippines, Inc., which has historically joined and supported the gathering alongside other regional businesses and hospitality groups, is again a major sponsor.  This year’s tournament’s competing pool, comprising approximately 288 participants, includes members of the diplomatic corps, government officials, corporate executives and golf enthusiasts from Malaysia, the Philippines and the broader international community based in the Philippines.

 

Mr. Stephen Khaw (photo: Mr. George Buid)

As with past tournaments, all proceeds from this year’s tournament will be directed towards charitable initiatives and humanitarian efforts, providing much-needed assistance and emergency relief to vulnerable communities affected by natural calamities and disasters. Stephen Khaw emphasized that 100% of the proceeds will be channeled to corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs under the auspices of the Embassy of Malaysia and the MCCI.

 

Mr. How Han Hui (photo: Mr. George Buid)

Last year’s event garnered a total of 1.5 million pesos in corporate social responsibility funds, leading to over 11 immediate relief programs that aided different communities around the country hit by torrential floods. 

During the press conference, Ambassador Castellino stated, in a message, that “Every swing that golfers take contributes directly to rebuilding lives and helping communities recover.” Highlighting a need for future support, especially as the Philippines is set to face the onset of a “Super” El Niño in the coming months, Castellino added that “Beyond that, we also hope to see how we can develop these communities to build stronger resilience and capacity.”

 

Mr. Leo Laca (photo: Mr. George Buid)

The ambassador also underscored the event’s significance in promoting goodwill, sportsmanship and cross-border collaboration. The tournament aims to serve as a platform for fostering stronger partnerships, mutual understanding and unity across diverse cultures and communities. Beyond the golf course, the event seeks to encourage meaningful, long-term connections that will leave a lasting positive impact.

 

The prime movers of the Berjaya-Malaysia Friendship Open.....

The Embassy of Malaysia in Manila again anticipates that this tournament will serve as an effective platform for building connections between Filipino and Malaysian businesses, as well as the international community. This will foster the establishment of lasting ties that will be advantageous for both Malaysia and the Philippines, while also enhancing collaboration across all sectors.

The trophies to be awarded to the winners

The Berjaya-Malaysia Friendship Open 2026 aims to establish better connections between the two countries in a shared commitment to peace, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange. The 2026 tournament carries added significance as it coincides with the Philippines’ ASEAN Chairship, highlighting the country’s leadership in promoting regional unity and cooperation across Southeast Asia. It also complements Malaysia’s ongoing tourism promotion efforts under Visit Malaysia Year 2026–2027, which seek to welcome more international visitors and strengthen regional tourism ties.  Together, these initiatives reflect the shared commitment of both countries to promoting peace, economic cooperation and cultural exchange.

BingoPlus VIP Club: Shared Interests Beyond Gaming

 

BingoPlus VIP Club has now started introducing intimate, specially curated gatherings designed to bring members together through sports, recreation, and personal interaction via exclusive sports tournaments that were part of a series of special curation events designed specifically for members of the BingoPlus VIP ecosystem throughout September 2026.

BingoPlus VIP Club bowling tournament at Studio 300

This initiative is part of BingoPlus VIP Club's broader strategy to move beyond digital rewards and build an exclusive community around sports (such as golf and pickleball), luxury travel, and high-end perks (including BMW hybrid SUV giveaways). 

Last September 10, 2026, the BingoPlus VIP Club held its first-ever exclusive bowling tournament, taking over 5 lanes of Studio 300 for a private lane event.  Aside from the private lanes, VIP members also enjoyed the food options and the competitive matches.

 

BingoPlus VIP Club pickleball tournament at Active Play Taguig

Two weeks later, on September 24, 2026, they also hosted an exclusive VIP Pickleball experience at private, air-conditioned courts at Active Play Sports Complex (46 M.L. Quezon Ave., Taguig City).  The event treated members to private coach allocations, professional-led coaching clinics and organized friendly match competitions.

 Participants gained access to the venue’s upscale amenities including the specialized VIP lounge, airconditioned court spaces, complimentary water stations and luxury Ogawa massage chairs. Participants engaged in a friendly tournament bracket that concluded with luxury rewards and premium giveaways for the winners.

The bowling tournament winner

More than friendly competitions, these exclusive CRM pocket events provided opportunities for VIP members to meet, unwind, and connect with fellow members and their dedicated Personal Managers in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. 

Each experience was thoughtfully curated, combining engaging sports activities with dining, exciting prizes, and special activities that made the gatherings more memorable. The smaller, more intimate format also allowed the VIP team to get to know members personally, better understand their interests and preferences, and build stronger relationships beyond their usual interactions.

 

The pickleball tournament winner

Through initiatives like these, BingoPlus VIP Club reinforces its commitment to making VIP engagement more personal, recognizing members not simply as players, but as individuals with unique lifestyles, passions, and interests. 

As the Club continues to explore more lifestyle-driven experiences, its goal remains clear: to make every VIP feel recognized, appreciated, and connected, one meaningful experience at a time.

Hiraya: Colors of Life Exhibit (Belmont Hotel Manila, Pasay City, Metro Manila)

 

Hiraya: Colors of Life Exhibit

Hiraya, a recurring and ongoing, multi-edition lobby art and cultural exhibit series hosted by Belmont Hotel Manila, features local Filipino artists and creatives and was designed to support world-class Filipino talents and bring art outside traditional gallery spaces.  The series highlights paintings, sculptures, and photography from various contemporary artists.  While various iterations of the series have focused on different thematic mediums—ranging from watercolor and abstract sculptures to photography—the hotel regularly rotates its featured artists in partnership with art curation groups. 

This coming November 4, 2026, Hiraya: Colors of Life, an art exhibit (the seventh in the series) in collaboration with Fili Artists, will open at Café Belmont.  On display at the hotel lobby, the exhibit is spearheaded by Hotel Manager Ms. Mayann Malapote and Megaworld Hotels & Resorts Cluster General Manager Mr. Socrates "Sonny" Alvaro as a platform to uplift Filipino creatives. All exhibited artworks are open to hotel guests and the general public, with most displayed artworks available for acquisition through the hotel team. 

Fili Artists is a non-profit collective of Filipino visual artists, from across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, whose works celebrate the diversity, creativity, and stories of local talent. Through Hiraya, the hotel hopes to provide a platform for these artists to share their work with a wider audience and allow their guests to experience the beauty of Filipino art within our hospitality space. 

They are widely known for bringing local art out of conventional galleries and into luxury spaces. They have held notable back-to-back exhibits across prominent hotels such as Swissôtel Clark, Marriott Clark, Hilton Clark, Sheraton Manila Bay, and Diamond Hotel. Key active members include Jude Arceo, Sharayah Concepcion, Erian Gallardo, Kristine Joy Padua, Heidi Rodis, Liz Tupas and Heidi Villanueva. 

This lobby art and cultural exhibit had its beginnings in 2023 with Hiraya: A Visual Feast of Filipino Culture (August 16 to September 16, 2023), which featured 20 watercolor paintings of artists Joel Ajero, Wilfredo “Yeye” Calderon, Rene Canlas, Rolan Guina, and Joie Pabilando (in partnership with ArtisteSpace Inc. and supported by the Department of Tourism). 

Early the next year, in celebration of National Arts Month, it was followed by Hiraya: The Legacy of The Blanco Family (January 31 through February 29, 2024) which featured 23 oil paintings on canvas, showcasing traditional Filipino culture, daily life, and family heritage, combining classic and contemporary pieces of the renowned Blanco family of Angono, Rizal (including the seven siblings Jose Glenn, Noel, Michael, Joy, Jan, Gay, and Peter Paul Blanco), alongside works by patriarch Jose "Pitok" V. Blanco and Loring Perez-Blanco.  A portion of the proceeds from sold artworks benefited Habitat for Humanity Philippines Bahay ni Juan. 

Hiraya: Kape, Sining, Kultura (June to July 24, 2024), the third Hiraya art exhibit and the second that year, featured coffee art of Rens E. Tuzon and Esang Ocampo celebrating Filipino culture and local coffee farmers (in partnership with the Coffee Artists of the Philippines). Hiraya: Ang Hugis ng Imahinasyon (September – November 20, 2024), the fourth exhibit and the last for the year, featured mixed-media sculptures and abstract creations, using recycled materials, of contemporary artist Marlon Luceñara from Sagay City, Negros Occidental. 

The next year, Hiraya: Crafted Visions (February – April 2025), the fifth Hiraya exhibit, featured the three-dimensional sculptures, exploring nature, human experience, and organic-surreal forms, of sculptor Josso Baldera who was apprenticed under Angelito Cacnio.   

Most recently, the hotel also hosted Hiraya: Beyond the Gallery (August – September 2026), the first solo exhibition of fine art landscape photographer Brix Tan whose fine art landscape photography, showcasing scenic views across the Philippine archipelago, celebrates Philippine culture, nature, and local communities, including selected pieces from the LUMIBOX Series (produced in limited editions of 10). It also featured Manny Cabrera’s striking use of color alongside Japeth Aguilar.  Tan’s digital catalog was viewable via the Belmont Hotel Manila Digital Catalogue through September 30, 2026. 

Cafe Belmont: Belmont Hotel Manila, Newport Blvd, Newport City, Pasay City. You can contact the hotel directly at +63 2 5318 8888 or email info@belmontmanila.com.

BingoPlus VIP Club Brings Elevated Experiences with the Best of Iloilo and Cebu

 

Today, the Philippines’ regional destinations such as Iloilo City and Cebu City (the Queen City of the South) are becoming part of a wider world of premium experiences for members of the BingoPlus VIP Club who brought together premium dining, thoughtful luxury hospitality and opportunities to enjoy more of the country.

 

BingoPlus VIP Club

Last October 2026, as a meaningful expression of appreciation and to bring the VIP experience closer to home, the BingoPlus VIP Club team flew in to meet and host members from Iloilo and nearby areas. The special and exclusive evening gathering offered time to share a premium dining experience at Wolfgang Steakhouse, enjoying signature dry-aged USDA Prime steaks and curated wine pairings, conversations as well as an up-close and exclusive performance by a celebrity guest.

 

Wolfgang Steakhouse

At the same time, select VIPs from other parts of the Philippines were also invited to fly Business Class, to Cebu City, for “Light Up the Philippines,” with a luxury resort stay at Shangri-La Mactan as the setting for their getaway. The experience combined time to unwind with curated luxury activities, local food and unique hospitality of Cebu. Beyond the comforts of the famous resort, the trip gave members a taste of what the Queen City of the South and its surrounding destinations have to offer.

 

Shangri-La Mactan Cebu

Both experiences created opportunities for VIPs from different places to get to know one another, adding a sense of community to the escape.  Making the journey to members in their own region also gave them an occasion worth coming together for. 

Together, the two events also reflect how BingoPlus VIP Club is extending access to an elevated lifestyle beyond Metro Manila. Whether travelling to members in Iloilo or welcoming them to a Cebu getaway, the approach is personal: make members feel valued while opening doors to elevated lifestyle experiences worth remembering. 

BingoPlus VIP Club also regularly treats its high-tier members to exclusive, luxury lifestyle and fine dining events at other Wolfgang’s Steakhouse locations across the Philippines. In Metro Manila, there’s Wolfgang Steakhouse Grill – City of Dreams (Upper Ground, City of Dreams, 213B Asean Avenue, Parañaque City), Wolfgang’s Steakhouse – One Bonifacio High Street (LG/F, One Bonifacio High Street, Taguig City) and Wolfgang’s Steakhouse – Newport World Resorts (Mall at Newport World Resorts, Newport Blvd., Pasay City).

 

Private helicopter tour

These tie-ins are part of the club's "new nobility" VIP branding, which pairs membership rewards with luxury lifestyle perks like private helicopter tours, luxury car drives (such as BMWs), and VIP lounge access.

Media and the Global Filipino (Pasig City, Metro Manila)

Media and the Global Filipino

Last October 23, 2026, in celebration of United Nations Day and Global Media and Information Literacy Week, a Media Discovery Event which united media practitioners, UN advocates, local enterprises, and sponsors, under the theme "Global Goals. Filipino Stories. Global Impact," took place at Nerou Tower, Elements Residences in Kapitolyo, Pasig City. 

 

Resource speakers - L-R: Ms. Leanna Alonto, Mr. Lance Raymundo, Ms. Pilar Bautista, Dr. Sandra Sanchez-Montano, Dr. Cecilia La Madrid-Dy and Mr. Roderick Cruz

The event was co-presented by Pinoy World TV (on Cignal TV) and the United Network of Global Citizens (UNGC).  Pinoy World TV is a digital media network, content hub, and production ecosystem dedicated to showcasing Filipino talent, stories, and global advocacies while UNGC is an international advocacy organization promoting global citizenship, cross-border partnerships, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

 

Anna and Jakeson Quiatchon

From late afternoon till evening, Mr. Jakeson Quiatchon and Ms. Anne Quiatchon, both of Axelore Business Consultancy Services, skillfully anchored the event by framing discussions on media ethics, national identity, and international cooperation and sharing their personal experiences as former OFWs.

 

Ms. Jenny Pearl Bautista-Ninalga

The event moderator was film director and writer Ms. Jenny Pearl “Direk JP” Bautista-Ninalga, President of UNGC and Director and Executive Producer of Pinoy World TV, who presented the expansive Pinoy World TV ecosystem, detailing production pipelines, digital growth strategies, and upcoming media projects aimed at broadcasting authentic Filipino narratives internationally. Ms. Anne, deeply relating to the panel discussion, expressed her gratitude to Direk JP for honoring and giving meaningful recognition to overseas workers who make immense sacrifices abroad to secure financial stability for their families.  

Dr. Margarita Consolacion C. Ballesteros, former Director IV of the Department of Education International Cooperation Office and a recipient of the Carlos P. Romulo Award from UNAP and the Moral and Innovative Leadership Award from the Global Peace Foundation, delivered the keynote address, highlighting how critical thinking, ethical storytelling, and digital literacy serve as essential drivers for the SDGs. 

 

Mr. Roderick "Ric" Cruz

This was followed by an opening message from Global President of United Nations Association of the Philippines (UNAP) Mr. Roderick “Ric” Cruz who delivered an inspiring message emphasizing global citizenship, cross-border cooperation, and alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. One of the featured panelists, he also expounded on The Filipino and Sustainable Tourism (which emphasizes the challenges of eco-conscious development that protects cultural heritage), noting that the influx of foreign visitors is, strangely, very low in places like Isabela which he considers better than both Vietnam and Bangkok.

 

Dr. Sandy Sanchez-Montano

Later, an insightful panel discussion took place. Dr. Sandra "Sandy" Sanchez-Montano, Founder and CEO of Cheers Global Retirement Nursing Homecare, spoke eloquently on The Global Filipino of Care (celebrating the empathy and dedication of Filipino healthcare professionals and dementia care nurses worldwide) as well as her extensive experience caring for patients suffering with dementia (a debilitating decline in mental ability, it is an umbrella term covering a group of with symptoms affecting memory, thinking, language, orientation, and reasoning severe enough to interfere and disrupt with daily life).  This inspired her to launch, by next year, the International Association of Dementia Care Nurses which aims to advance specialized care and support for individuals navigating the challenges of cognitive decline and the healthcare professionals who serve them.

 

Dr. Cecilia La Madrid-Dy

Dr. Cecilia La Madrid-Dy, UNAP Treasurer, says she is overwhelmed by how social media has taken over our lives, even leaving scars on our children, that she challenges us to take the road less travelled by media tending to release more sensationalized and damaging news and stories, by leaning towards the good side of disseminating positive narratives to influence. 

Prof. Pilar Bautista, a distinguished professor from the University of Southern Mindanao and UNAP Auditor, spoke on Progress from the Grassroots to the World, demonstrating how community initiatives scale into models for regional growth.  

Engr. Arriane Symmes, a digital media publisher and Cloud apps engineer, addressed the empowerment and advocacy of overseas workers as modern heroes and true cultural ambassadors in The Balik Bayani.  

Mr. Lance Raymundo

Mr. Lance Raymundo II, a renowned actor, model, singer and performer, spoke on The Filipino and the Global Stage, sharing how artists bring authentic identity to global entertainment.  

Ms. Leanna Alonto

Ms. Leanna Alonto, a representative for youth and young professionals with a Master’s Degree in Developmental Communication, spoke on digital media influence in Young Professionals on The Power of Posts, challenging digital creators to use social media intentionally for truth and advocacy. 

 

Engr. Herminio J. Orbe

One of the highlights of the event was a formal Memorandum of Agreement signing with Pinoy World TV strategic partner Engr. Herminio J. Orbe, former Chairman and President at H&B Communications Trading, Inc., who has aligned his advocacy with supporting the underprivileged, driven by a shared mission with Pinoy World TV’s dynamic directorship to spotlight inspiring local entrepreneurs. 

To amplify Filipino advocacies worldwide, Certificate of Accreditations and Recognitions, as official UN Global Media Partners, were awarded to Global Fusion Media (GFM) and Wazzup Pilipinas (headed by founder Mr. Ross Flores Del Rosario), officially distinguishing them as UN Global Media Partners dedicated to amplifying Filipino advocacies on a worldwide scale. 

Led by founder Ms. Ma. Leonila “Leony” Garcia (PRO and Media Lead of UNGC) of ABS-CBN Online and News Central, GFM included Ms. Maria Ana Lim "Ann" Esternon of Bilibb.Ph, Ms. Elvira “Elvie” C. Altez of Abante, Ms. Cris Gadion of Negosentro Media, Mr. George Buid of Manila Stories, Mr. Teodoro “Teddy” Pelaez of Bravo Filipino/Events Observer and travel writer, author and blogger Mr. Benjamin L. Layug of Business Mirror. 

 

Global Fusion members - L-R: Ms. Cris Gadion, Mr. Benjamin L. Layug, Ms. Ann Esternon, Ms. Leony Garcia and Mr. George Buid

Also speaking at the event was Commissioner Bai Norhata Macatbar-Alonto, President of UNAP Mindanao.  In closing, Direk JP reminded everyone that storytellers and brand leaders hold the key to shaping public consciousness among cross-border unity.

Bai Norhata Macatbar-Alonto

The event also showcased local enterprise from sponsors and exhibitors including The Paradise Cuisine PH (who brought authentic Filipino dining concepts), MJRC Restobar "Bakit Shrimp?" (showcasing local culinary favorites), Shangme Skin (a local beauty and skincare brand), Vlooms Aesthetics Studio (a beauty and wellness sponsor), Axy Couture ( a fashion and apparel exhibitor showcasing local craftsmanship), Maria Clara Sangria (a refreshment and beverage sponsor celebrating Filipino heritage enterprise), Simple Bites Grazing Table (official food grazing and spread provider), Memora Villa (hospitality and event sponsor), UPAD Hotel (hospitality partner for accommodations and staycation services), NaPro.Ph ( a health and natural wellness solutions provider) and Project Rentals (official equipment and event rentals sponsor). 

Pamana: Taal, Reimagined (Belmont Hotel Manila, Pasay City, Metro Manila)

 

Pamana: Taal Reimagined

Last October 21, as part of their 11th year celebration, the 4-star Belmont Hotel Manila invited members of online and print media to Pamana: Taal, Reimagined, an exclusive preview, at Café Belmont, of a curated culinary experience showcasing modernized, reimagined heirloom dishes inspired by traditional flavors.

 

Chefs Aaron Valeroso and Grant Zuniga of Prism Restaurant Cafe

Pamana (which translates to “heritage”) celebrated the richness of Filipino cuisine through the creative interpretations of their featured chefs, Chef Aaron Valeroso and Chef Grant M. Zuñiga of Prism Restaurant Café (an upscale, tropical summer-house setting complete with a gorgeous White Dining Hall, a Glass House, and a poolside lounge in Lipa City, Batangas) assisted by Chef Rey Nalzaro, Executive Chef  of Belmont Hotel Manila. Rey previously served as Training Director for Invictus Academy and has held executive culinary roles in hotel dining.

 

Belmont Hotel Manila Executive Chef Rey Nalzaro

Aaron and Grant are both graduates of Culinary Arts at De La Salle-College of St.Benilde (DLS-CSB).  Aaron also studied Culinary Science and Gastronomy at Alain Ducasse Education, a network of international schools dedicated to French culinary and pastry arts, and was a former Demi Chef at Conrad Manila. Grant also studied at the Italian Culinary Institute for Foreigners (ICIF) and was an apprentice at Dolce Stil Novo alla Reggia, a 1-Michelin-starred gourmet restaurant led by acclaimed Chef Alfredo Russo, and owner/chef at Tavolo. Together they opened Prism Cafe, which started as an online drinks shop in 2021.

 

Dinner is served.....

Pamana Taal Reimagined, a special culinary journey to the rich, vibrant flavors of Taal, Batangas, featured a curated four-course dinner, highlighted by two signature Filipino-inspired main dishes inspired by the culinary heritage of the Southern Tagalog Region.  The activity started with welcome remarks by Mr. Rupert Tancioco and Mr. Joshua Reyes, Director of Operations and Marketing and Communications Manager, respectively, of Belmont Hotel Manila plus a video showing the story behind Pamana: Taal Reimagined.

 

Malasuge Cerviche

Dinner started with Malasugue Cerviche, a refreshing local take on a classic ceviche. This appetizer consisted of fresh, delicate white meat of malasugue (blue marlin) brightened with the citrusy sweetness of pomelo, and paired with fragrant, coconut-sampaguita emulsion and a smooth quail egg.

 

Seafood Linarang

This was followed by Seafood Linarang, a rich, sour-savory seafood broth with a distinctive tang, paired with modern textural elements like crisp sweet potato (kamote) and pandesal melba, a thinly sliced, toasted Filipino bread.

 

Adobo sa Dilaw Chicken Confit

Next was the first of the two main entrees – Adobo sa Dilaw Chicken Confit, a modern, elevated spin on traditional Filipino Adobong Dilaw (yellow chicken adobo) from Batangas which combines the classic soy sauce-free (true to pre-Hispanic adobo and regional Batangas traditions), vinegar-and-turmeric (luyang dilaw) base of the savory, tangy flavors of yellow adobo with the French confit technique—slow-cooking tender chicken submerged in oil.

 

Sinigang Rissotto with Grilled Maliputo

This was followed by Sinigang Rissotto with Grilled Maliputo, a masterful Forward-Filipino fusion dish that reimagines the country's beloved sour soup into a creamy, texturally complex Italian classic.  This modern creation features rich, creamy Arborio rice slowly simmered in a highly concentrated, tamarind-infused broth with the familiar sour notes of sinigang. It is crowned with a smoky, char-grilled fillet of maliputo (Caranx ignobilis), the prized, buttery freshwater giant trevally endemic to the volcanic waters of Taal Lake in Batangas.

 

Sampaguita Cheesecake

Capping this delightful dinner was a dessert of Sampaguita Cheesecake, a unique, signature floral dessert featured across select Megaworld Hotels and Resorts in the Philippines.  This smooth, delicate cheesecake, a sweet and tarty delight, incorporated the sampaguita flower’s fragrant notes complemented by the nutty sweetness of coconut ganache and the gentle aroma of pandan.

 

Belmont Hotel Manila General Manager Ms. Mayann Malapote

Ms. Mayann Malapote, Belmont Hotel Manila General Manager, delivered the closing remarks. These featured dishes are available, until December 31, 2026, at Café Belmont for ₱1,200 each.

 

Chefs and hotel executives

Belmont Hotel Manila: Newport Boulevard, Newport City, Pasay City, 1309 Metro Manila. Tel: (02) 5318 8888.  Mobile number:  (0927) 007-9952. E-mail: dine@belmontmanila.com. Website: www.belmonthotelmanila.com.

Prism Restaurant Café: El Madero Farm and Resort, Brgy. Bagong Pook, Lipa City, Batangas. Tel: (043) 727-1004.  Mobile number: 0917-592-9200. Facebook: www.facebook.com/prismrestaurantlipa. Open Tuesdays to Sundays, 10 AM to 10 PM.