Sugboanons, a new beauty machine is in town at Ultra Beauty Institute!
Ultra Beauty Institute is thrilled to announce the arrival of their latest beauty innovation—the EMFACE! Conveniently located across from the University of San Carlos – South Campus, this top-tier beauty clinic is dedicated to bringing you the best in aesthetic treatments.
THE ICONIC WOMAN BEHIND ULTRA
At the helm of the clinic is the remarkable Dr. Mia Borja-Chiong, a true pioneer in the field of aesthetics. With a background as a laparoscopic surgeon and OB-GYN, she has transitioned her medical expertise with her artistic vision for the beauty needs of Cebuanos.
Dr. Mia’s mission goes beyond enhancing outer beauty; she is passionate about embracing inner confidence and self-esteem. Her commitment to excellence, integrity, and transparency in aesthetic care is reflected in the radiant transformations of her clients.
As Dr. Mia established the Ultra Beauty Institute (UBI) from the ground up, she was able to maintain a pro-client reputation for everyone. In line with her vision, UBI believes that beauty is part of well-being, and their goal is to provide authentic, affordable beauty care. All their services maintain a high standard of excellence, and as a result, they are all in high demand. Some of their top services include Hydrafacials, tattoo removals, rhinoplasty, liposuction, blepharoplasty, and hair transplants.
So, as part of the newest addition to the clinic, Dr. Mia brought in the latest and most innovative non-invasive beauty technology, the EMFACE.
EMFACE AT ULTRA BEAUTY INSTITUTE
If you’re looking for a way to reduce wrinkles and enhance muscle volume with up to 70% effectiveness, then the EMFACE is the answer to that, Sugboanons! It is an advanced treatment for individuals aged 20 and above with a non-invasive, surgery-free, nature as it is needleless.
This new technology is from BTL that combines Synchronized RF technology with HIFES™ (High-Intensity Facial Electrical Stimulation) to deliver exceptional facial rejuvenation. With the Synchronized RF, the machine stimulates collagen and elastin production in the dermis, while HIFES™ targets facial muscles to lift, tone, and smooth the skin. It is 100% needle-free and painless with zero downtime, making it the best choice for on-the-go individuals.
RESULTS
WHY CHOOSE ULTRA BEAUTY INSTITUTE
They care! When we arrived at the clinic, we were greeted by their lovely and highly trained professional staff who welcomed us warmly. Not to mention, the clinic does not look like a clinic at all; in fact, it made us feel like we’re at home or at a resort spa where a relaxing ambiance surrounded us. Every part of their clinic has a touch of artistic class and well-thought out design preferences, thanks to Dr. Mia and her creative eye.
As an institution, UBI strives to be a global leader in aesthetics, recognized for their commitment to excellence and integrity. They don’t just perform procedures; they provide comprehensive assessments and expert recommendations tailored to each individual’s needs. In addition, they also value the privacy of their clients! So, if you’re someone who wants to keep your enhancements a secret, then Ultra Beauty Institute got your back! And the best part is that you don’t need to worry about setting an appointment as UBI accepts walk-ins, too!
RATES & OTHER INFORMATION
RATES
Reach out to their Facebook page directly for detailed information on the latest offers.
OTHER INFORMATION
Operating Hours: Monday to Saturday | 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Exact Location: 296 V. Rama Ave., Calamba, Cebu City
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Ultra Beauty Institute” as your destination. The clinic is directly across USC-South Campus and by the skywalk. You can spot their billboard ads at the front of the establishment’s building.
The Queen City of the South has an ordinance banning selling and buying of native spiders, as well as participating in “spider fighting.”
Cebu City Ordinance No. 2285 states, “An ordinance prohibiting and penalizing the catching, buying, and/or selling of native spiders and spider fighting in Cebu City.” It also indicates the prohibited acts, such as
Section 4
a. Pag organisar o pagmugna para sa pagpasabong sa “KAKA o DAMANG”
b. Pagkuha ug “KAKA o DAMANG” para ibaligya
c. Pagpamalit ug “KAKA o DAMANG”
d. Pagpamaligya ug “KAKA o DAMANG”
PENALTIES
In detail, the ordinance has accompanying penalties for the violators:
First Offense – Php 500.00
Second Offense – Php 1,000.00
Third Offense – Php 2,000.00 plus 3 months imprisonment, depending on the court’s decision.
And if you can’t pay the fine, then you’d have to render 8 hours of community service at the Barangay where you were caught. In addition, violators below 18 years old will be required to undergo counseling with their parents at the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).
HOW A CHILD’S GAME BECAME AN ILLEGAL ACT
Spider fighting just used to be a child’s game where young boys will have their caught spiders compete to be crowned as the strongest among the rest. However, everything took a turn when adults with corrupted minds started doing it as a way to gamble and raise bets. This is when the laws of our country, the Philippines, amended Republic Act 9287 to include spider fighting in our anti-illegal gambling law.
What started as a seemingly just-for-fun game has not become a reason for some individuals to face jail time for a minimum of 3 months.
Nagmeet-up, nangaon, nag-trauma dumping… but, what is “trauma dumping?”
The term “trauma dumping” may be relatively new, but the concept has existed alongside psychology itself. It describes the act of sharing one’s trauma and struggles with someone else without their consent or acceptance to talk about it. Essentially, it involves offloading personal issues onto another person, leaving them no choice in the matter.
Is Trauma Dumping a Red Flag?
Short answer? YES! Trauma dumping is a gigantic red flag, even among friends. Everyone faces their own challenges, and while some may handle your emotional load, it’s unfair to impose your struggles on others without considering their circumstances. Venting differs from trauma dumping; the latter disregards the emotional capacity of the listener.
Some of the effects of trauma dumping in relationships include:
Emotional Exhaustion – The friend you confide in might eventually feel drained by the weight of your emotional struggles. Ironically, you might also feel exhausted by the constant need for validation, creating a cycle of emotional fatigue for both parties.
Desensitization – Just as customer service reps can become numb to harsh words over time, friends who repeatedly hear trauma stories may lose their empathy and understanding. What once felt significant may start to feel routine and less impactful.
Fear of Sharing – Your friend might hesitate to share their own feelings for fear of adding to your emotional load. This can lead to feelings of isolation and create a one-sided dynamic in the relationship.
How to Build and Support Relationships Without Trauma Dumping
Finding a balance between being vulnerable and respecting boundaries is essential. So, before getting into heavy topics, ask your friend genuinely if it is the right time to talk about it and if your person is in the right space to listen. Then, when it’s a go, opt to practice active listening and offer a time to share mutually for you to both express your feelings without overwhelming each other.
Above all, when everything in your life just seems to tumble and spiral, seek professional help! Even therapists themselves have their own therapists or counselors to provide support without putting strains on their personal relationships.
So, Sugboanons, quit the habit of trauma dumping; it is selfish, inconsiderate, and can do more harm than good in your relationships.
“Let your heart be disturbed… Do not grieve nor be disturbed by anything. Am I not here, your Mother?” –Our Lady of Guadalupe to Juan Diego
We all know Our Lady of Guadalupe as the Roman Catholic image of the Virgin Mary, who is said to have appeared to Saint Juan Diego on the hill of Tepeyac in 16th-century Mexico. Known as La Virgen Morena or “The Brown Virgin” in Mexico, she is one of the most beloved and protective figures of the Blessed Virgin. The Virgin of Guadalupe is deeply rooted in Mexican culture and identity. Her shrine, the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City, is the second most visited Catholic shrine site in the world, following San Pedro’s Basilica in Vatican City.
Every December 12, a feast for the Mother of Guadalupe is celebrated, commemorating her appearances at Juan Diego from December 9-12, 1531.
LANGUB SHRINE IN CEBU CITY
If you would like to visit one of the shrines of Birhen sa Guadalupe here in Cebu, here’s one Langub Shrine, or Cave Shrine that you would like to see. This serene and peaceful church offers worshippers a quiet space to pray to the Virgin Mary without distractions. In fact, the limited internet connection in the area serves as a blessing, allowing visitors to focus entirely on their religious devotion without the interruption of technological peril.
This shrine became popular for its water drippings that come out from the cave, which many worshippers believe can heal any sickness. Faith in Our Lady is said to bring miracles into people’s lives, and countless visitors come here to pray, give thanks, and seek blessings for themselves and their families. Trust in the Virgin Mary, and her grace will guide and protect you in life.
ORIGINS
Legend has it that a chicken trapper named Ricardo Ramirez stumbled upon the shrine while living in the lush forests of what was then Barrio Banawan (now Barangay Guadalupe). While setting his traps, he noticed a mysterious flash of light emanating from a place known as the “langub nga duha’y baba,” or the “cave with two mouths.” Intrigued, Ricardo ventured inside and discovered that the source of the light was a statue of Our Lady, elegantly perched atop a naturally formed rock, beside a steady drip of water cascading into a basin-shaped stone below.
Excited by his discovery, Ricardo shared his find with the teniente del barrio and later with the leader of the local prayer group. They quickly sought out the parish priest to show him the statue. Upon seeing it, the priest recognized it as an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. He requested to keep the statue at the parish and subsequently gave his blessing for the construction of a small chapel in her honor.
The newest and cutest coffee shop in the Queen City of the South is now open!
Step into the world of Coffee Bear! 🐻☕️
The newest addition to Cebu’s coffee scene with giant bear installations. Can you spot the bear?
Coffee Bear opened their doors on September 7, 2024 with a blast at IT Park Cebu! And their shop is not hard to miss especially with the gigantic adorable bear installations welcoming you outside.
Think Coffee Bear is just another coffee shop? Think again! They’re serving up a tasty twist with their specialty brews. That means you can sip on the crowd-favorite Seasalt Caramel Cloud Latte or get adventurous with their Osmanthus Latte.
The Gen-Z Vibe
Inspired by the names of its owners, Coffee Bear has lived up to its cutesy name as you’ll be greeted by instant caffeinated energy and charm upon entering. With a playful green and orange color scheme, the space is perfect for hanging out with your friends, family, or just enjoying a drink on your own after a hectic day at work. And those balloon-like chairs? Absolutely adorable and 100% Instagrammable!
Aside from that, you can also enjoy your coffee outdoors as they have camping chairs placed just outside with tables and umbrellas under the Sugbo sun!
Catch the Cebu sun ☀️ while enjoying your favorite brew at Coffee Bear’s outdoor seating area. Comfortable camping chairs for that perfect chill vibe.
A cozy corner in Coffee Bear ☕. With playful orange and green tones, it’s the perfect spot to hang out, relax, and enjoy your coffee!
The friendly staff is as pleasing and welcoming as the place, too. They’re always ready with a smile and happy to help you pick the perfect drink. If you’re not sure what to try, they’ll happily guide you with their best options.
So, why wait? Swing by Coffee Bear and add a touch of sweetness to your day—where every sip is a bear-y special treat!
Let our friendly baristas ☕ help you find your next favorite drink! Whether you’re a caramel lover or feeling adventurous, they’ve got you covered.
Coffee tastes better with friends! 🧡 Visit Coffee Bear at IT Park Cebu for fun vibes and delicious drinks with your squad!
Sip on a Cloud ☁️ with Coffee Bear’s Seasalt Caramel Cloud Latte—where unique flavors meet Instagram-worthy drinks!
Exact Location: Garden Row, Ayala Malls Central Bloc, Cebu IT Park, Cebu City, Philippines
By Commute: From Colon Street, Cebu City, take the 17B jeepney route and tell the driver that you’ll be dropping off at Skyrise 3 or at Qualfon Philippines. The Coffee Bear cafe is located just across Qualfon, A Little Tea and Yang Hero – IT Park Branch so it’s fairly easy to spot.
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Coffee Bear IT Park” as your destination.
“Privacy is dead, and social media holds the smoking gun.” –Pete Cashmore
Shocking news spread across social media, particularly on X (formerly known as Twitter) after the company announced plans to remove the block button. This change means that users you’ve blocked will still be able to view your posts if your account is set to public mode, raising concerns about privacy and user safety.
Musk faced numerous backlash in the comments, with users expressing concerns about the decision, arguing that risks user privacy and safety. Blocking is an essential feature to protect against harassment, abuse, or other harmful behavior online. It’s a way to maintain personal boundaries in the digital space. By removing this feature, Musk is essentially stripping away a tool for self-defense, potentially empowering stalkers and harmful individuals across the platform.
BLOCKING “MAKES NO SENSE”?
The Verge reported on Musk’s aversion to the block button, which he expressed in June 2023, saying it “makes no sense”. He argued that even though you blocked someone from any connection of your profile, doesn’t prevent them from viewing your profile using a different account and a different name, or as we also like to call them “Stalk Accounts”.
Users already knew that Elon Musk taking over the rights for Twitter was a major red flag. Posts from other social media platforms expressed relief at leaving X, citing privacy concerns. Celebrities, in particular, abandoned their accounts following Musk’s purchase of the company, opting for safer alternatives.
NETIZENS WEIGHED ON MUSK’S SIDE OF THE STORY
One user agreed with Musk, stating that even if you’re blocked from seeing someone, you can just use an alt account to see their tweets, in other case, blocking still doesn’t stop them from seeing your post. Another user thinks it’s dumb to just block someone and expect them to “disappear” when they can just go incognito or change accounts and see everything again. That user assured they’re against 99.9% of the thing Musk does, but nothing still changes even after he removes the block button. Privacy is still dead, Elon was just disposing of something useless.
So, Sugboanons, do you agree with Elon Musk’s idea? Probably think it through, especially when you gossip about it at home to your families, or at school to your friends and classmates.
With its unique, ship-shaped coral formation, Buho Rock is a stunning destination perfect for a thrilling cliff diving experience. This iconic feature sets the stage for breathtaking views and picturesque surroundings—ideal for capturing Instagram-worthy photos that will impress your friends and family on how vacation-worthy Buho Rock is. Bask in the warm sun and take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear cerulean waters.
For those seeking a safer option, the resort also offers a swimming pool area with an affordable entrance fee. Cliff diving may seem all scary, but it’s all part of the adventure. Don’t let your fear hold you back—embrace the thrill and dive into your dream adventures!
By Commute: From SM City Cebu bus station, take a bus going to Danao, and ask the driver to drop you off at Danao port. Ride a ferry going to Camotes Islands. Once you arrive at Camotes, ride a jeepney from the port going to Buho Rock. You can also navigate with Waze or Google Maps and set your destination to “Buho Rock Resort”.
Sugboanons, andama na inyong singkwenta as the Metro Manila Film Festival offers 50-peso movies this coming October 9, 2024!
MMFF or the Metro Manila Film Festival launched their “SineSigla sa Singkwenta” as part of their 50th anniversary celebration. Fifty films, a mixture of past and recent ones, will be screened at several cinemas nationwide. For Sugboanons, the films will return to our screens from October 9 to 15, 2024 at Robinsons Galleria, Ayala Center Cebu, and SM City Cebu.
MMFF 50-FILM LINEUP
“Agila ng Maynila (1988)” starring Fernando Poe Jr.
“Ang Alamat ng Lawin (2002)” starring Fernando Poe Jr. and Ina Raymundo
“Atsay (1978)” starring Nora Aunor, Ronald Corveu, and Armida Siguion-Reyna
“Ang Babae sa Septic Tank 2 (2016)” starring Eugene Domingo, Jericho Rosales, Kean Cipriano, Cai Cortez, Khalil Ramos, and Joel Torre
“Bad Bananas sa Puting Tabing (1983)” starring Christopher de Leon, Jay Ilagan, and Johnny Delgado
“Mga Bilanggong Birhen (1977)” starring Alma Moreno, Trixia Gomez, Armida Siguion-Reyna, and Rez Cortez
“Big Night! (2021)” starring Christian Bables, Nico Antonio, Sunshine Teodoro, and Eugene Domingo
“Blue Moon (2006)” starring Eddie Garcia, Christopher de Leon, Boots Anson-Roa, Mark Herras, Dennis Trillo, and Jennylyn Mercado
“Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo (2014)” starring Robin Padilla, Vina Morales, Eddie Garcia, Daniel Padilla, and Jasmine Curtis-Smith
“Brutal (1980)” starring Amy Austria, Charo Santos, and Jay Ilagan
“Captain Barbell (1986)” starring Edu Manzano, Herbert Bautista, Presly Ruiz, and Boy Fajardo
“Die Beautiful (2016)” starring Paolo Ballesteros, Christian Bables, and Joel Torre
“Feng Shui II (2014)” starring Kris Aquino and Coco Martin
“Firefly (2023)” starring Alessandra De Rossi and Euwenn Mikaell
“Gandarrapido! Revenger Squad (2017)” starring Vice Ganda, Daniel Padilla, and Pia Wurtzbach
“Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon (1976)” starring Christopher de Leon and Gloria Diaz
“Himala (1982)” starring Nora Aunor
“Imortal (1989)” starring Vilma Santos and Christopher de Leon
“Insiang (1976)” starring Hilda Koronel, Mona Lisa, and Ruel Vernal
“Jose Rizal (1998)” starring Cesar Montano, Chin-Chin Gutierrez, and Mickey Ferriols
“Karma (1981)” starring Vilma Santos, Tommy Abuel, and Ronaldo Valdez
“Karnal (1983)” starring Charito Solis and Philip Salvador
“Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo (2006)” starring Judy Ann Santos and Ryan Agoncillo
“Kung Mangarap Ka’t Magising (1977)” starring Christopher de Leon and Hilda Koronel
“Kung Mawawala Ka Pa (1993)” starring Christopher de Leon, Dawn Zulueta, and Pilar Pilapil
“Langis at Tubig (1980)” starring Vilma Santos and Dindo Fernando
“Ang Larawan (2017)” starring Joanna Ampil, Rachel Alejandro, and Paulo Avelino
“Magic Temple (1996)” starring Jason Salcedo, Junell Hernando, and Marc Solis
“Manila Kingpin: The Untold Story of Asiong Salonga (2011)” starring Jeorge “E.R.” Estregan, Carla Abellana, and Phillip Salvador
“Mano Po (2002)” starring Maricenl Soriano, Kris Aquino, Richard Gomez, and Ara Mina
“Markova: Comfort Gay (2000)” starring Dolphy, Eric Quizon, Jeffrey Quizon, and Loren Legarda
“May Minamahal (1993)” starring Aga Muhlach and Aiko Melendez
“Minsa’y Isang Gamu-gamo (1976)” starring Nora Aunor
“Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2013)” starring Aga Muhlach, Xia Vigor, and Bela Padilla
“The Moises Padilla Story (1961)” starring Leopoldo Salcedo and Joseph Estrada
“Moral (1982)” starring Gina Alajar, Sandy Andolong, Anna Marin, and Lorna Tolentino
“Okay Ka Fairy Ko (2004)” starring Vic Sotto and Kristine Hermosa
“One More Try (2012)” starring Angel Locsin, Angelica Panganiban, Dingdong Dantes, and Zanjoe Marudo
“Ang Panday (1980)” starring Fernando Poe Jr.
“Ang Panday (2009)” starring Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr., Phillip Salvador, and Iza Calzado
“Rainbow’s Sunset (2018)” starring Eddie Garcia, Tony Mabesa, and Gloria Romero
“Shake, Rattle, and Roll (1984)” starring Charito Solis, William Martinez, Janice de Belen, PJ Abellana, and Joel Torre
“Shake, Rattle, and Roll II (1990)” starring Eddie Gutierrez, Eric Quizon, Janice de Belen, Isabel Granada, Caridad Sanchez, Joey Marquez, Carmina Villaroel, Daisy Romualdez, Sylvia Sanchez, and Manilyn Reynes
“Sunday Beauty Queen (2016)” starring Rudelyn Acosta, Cherrie Mae Bretana, and Mylyn Jacobo
“Ang Tanging Ina Mo (2010)” starring Ai-Ai delas Alas, Eugene Domingo, Marvin Agustin, Nikki Valdez, and Carlo Aquino
“Tanging Yaman (2000)” starring Gloria Romero, Hilda Koronel, Johnny Delgado, Edu Manzano, Dina Bonnevie, Joel Torre, and Cherry Pie Picache
“Yamashita: The Tiger’s Treasure (2001)” starring Armando Goyena, Danilo Barrios, Albert Martinez, and Vic Diaz
“Walang Forever (2015)” starring Jennylyn Mercado and Jericho Rosales
So, Sugboanons, which among the films are you excited to rewatch? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
Sugboanons have an undeniable love for pizza, viewing it not just as a meal but as a staple of social gatherings and celebrations, especially when there’s beer and chilled drinks. The variety of flavors available reflects our local palate, with unique twists like shawarma and spinach pizza becoming instant favorites.
So, here’s a rundown of the top pizzas that Sugboanons can’t get enough of, in no particular order:
Queens Pizza
Known for its unique shawarma pizza, Queens Pizza tops the list with its topnotch flavors that has won the hearts of many. And if you want more cheese, then you can definitely just request an add-on to make each slice cheesier than ever while you enjoy the beautiful view of Tops Cebu!
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Queens Pizza Tops Cebu” as your destination.
Angel’s Pizza
If you think of Spinach on a pizza, there’s only one pizza name that comes to mind when in Cebu, and that’s Angel’s Pizza! Their 14-inch Creamy Spinach pizza and Sushi Bake pizza are the best-selling and tastiest ones you’ll ever have!
Exact Location: A Strip Complex V. Rama Ave, Calamba, Cebu City, Philippines
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Angel’s Pizza V. Rama” as your destination.
Handuraw Pizza
Handuraw is one of the pizza places where they thrive on sharing beyond pizza but also stories through their musical nights and gatherings. So, as you binge on their Pizza Cebuana, you’ll also be jamming along to tunes of your favorite musicals, movies, bands, and pop singers in their open-mic karaoke nights!
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Handuraw Pizza” as your destination. It is located beside 7-Eleven and there is ample parking space as well.
Tony’s Pizza
Craving just for a slice of pizza? Then head over to Tony’s Pizza and grab one! If you’re looking for a surprise flavor, their pizza-expert staff will help you as they have a “PIZZA OF THE WEEK” promo that lets you discover different flavor combinations each week.
Exact Location: 32 Pres Quirino St., Kasambagan, Cebu City, Philippines
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Tony’s Pizza” as your destination.
Domino’s
This international chain is a staple for many, offering reliable quality and a range of flavors that cater to local tastes regardless of where you are in Cebu! One of their best-selling items is their double deals which start at around Php 500.00 for two whole pizzas already.
Exact Location: HORIZONS101 Tower 2, General Maxilom Ave., Cogon Ramos, Poblacion, Cebu City, Philippines
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Dominos Horizons 101” as your destination.
RedGate Pizzeria
With a reputation for flavor-packed pizzas, RedGate Pizzeria is a favorite among those who appreciate a hearty meal. They have the crowd-favorite Chicken Gyro Pizza, Supreme Calzone, and many more, including classic flavors like cheesy pepperoni in 14 and 18 inches.
Exact Location: RedGate Pizzeria – General Echavez, Zapatera, Cebu City, Philippines
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “RedGate Pizzeria” as your destination.
Niko’s Pizza Lapu Lapu
Pizza and coffee? Well, Niko’s Pizza is the perfect spot that offers a variety of options that reflect the local palate, making it a beloved choice in Lapu Lapu City. They have buy-one-take-one options for as low as Php 500.00 for their classic and premium pizzas. Sugboanons rave that this hole in the wall pizza place is great for friends and family bondings on a weekday afternoon.
Exact Location: Simplex Subdv., Subabasbas, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, Philippines
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Niko’s Pizza Lapu-Lapu” or “Simplex Subdivision” as your destination.
Big Three Pizza
Think pizzas with stretchy cheese paired with delicious and crispy chicken wings; that’s what the Big Three Pizza offers! They have several pizza flavors that you must try such as their Spicy Tuna pizza and the Grand Slam which starts at Php 299.00 for a 10-inch flavorful serving!
Exact Location: Unit 8 St. Patrick’s Square, Aboitiz St., Cebu City, Philippines
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “St. Patrick’s Square” as your destination. The pizza house is near the Redemptorist area, fronting the exit of Saint Theresa’s College (STC).
Mamita’s Pizza
Rounding out the list, Mamita’s Pizza is known for its homey vibe and deliciously crafted square pizzas! Their crowd-pleasers include the infamous pizza with eggplant slices, mozzarella, and parmesan, paired with their very own Hot Honey sauce!
Exact Location: 9G M. P. Yap St., Capitol Site, Cebu City, Philippines
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin “Mammita’s Pizza” as your destination. It is located near the Capitol Site.
So, Sugboanons and travelers, have you tried dining at these pizza places? If so, share your thoughts in the comments below and which among them should be crowned the best of the best!
Here comes the company that goes beyond exceptional products but also excellent business solutions!
The IPI Business Solutions offers quality, speed, and efficiency all-in-one! Whether you’re in the HoReCa sector, medical or pharmaceutical industries, funeral care services, or manufacturing, IPI got your back with their essential products and unbeatable service.
Getting to Know IPI Business Solutions
IPI Business Solutions isn’t here just to fill a market gap—they’re in the industry to create top-notch products that could ease the lives of both homeowners and businesses.
From the Winner Detergent Powder to the Winner Dishwashing Liquid, each is designed to address daily sanitation and hygiene of any place; be it a large establishment or your very own apartment. The best part is each product can save you tons of money instead of buying individual items in smaller quantities!
Hitting Up the Digital World
Convenience is key nowadays, and IPI Business Solutions gets that. They’ve embraced digital tools to make their clients’ lives easier. You can simply hit up their Facebook Page to connect directly with their trusted telemarketers and place your orders. And if you’re in Cebu City, Mandaue City, Talisay City, Lapu-Lapu City, or Consolacion, they’ll even deliver your stuff for free if you spend Php 500.00 or more.
So, Sugboanons, if you’re looking for quality that won’t let you down and service that’s always on point, IPI Business Solutions is the way to go!