Showing posts with label Rockwell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rockwell. Show all posts
Monday, August 15, 2016
LOOK: Cafe serves Pokemon-themed latte art
MANILA – Gotta drink ‘em all!
Local café Refinery is letting customers enjoy a latte featuring Pokemon characters such as fan favorite Pikachu. Coffee prices range from P140 to P160 per cup.
On top of this, Refinery’s branch in Rockwell, Makati is also a Pokemon Gym. The café also has a branch in Greenhills, San Juan.
Pokemon Go was launched in the Philippines early this month, causing people to flock to public places as they attempt to catch as many virtual creatures as they can.
Various establishments in Metro Manila and beyond have embraced the Pokemon Go fever, giving away prizes to players who share their in-store run-ins in social media.
source: www.abs-cbnnews.com
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Gina Lopez opens first G Stuff store
MANILA, Philippines - Staunch environmentalist Gina Lopez recently launched her first ever store – G Stuff, in Rockwell, Power Plant Mall.
G Stuff is the product of Lopez’s concept of helping the communities while saving the environment and letting the people from the metropolis experience the beauty of using products from the fine ingredients of nature.
"This is such an amazingly beautiful country of 7,000 islands. But unfortunately, the people in most of our islands are poor. G Stuff is an effort to get these people out of poverty,” Lopez said.
G Stuff contains products with natural ingredients from identified ecotourism areas. Its name speaks for its advocacy as G stands for so many things: G is green because it’s good for the environment. G is good for the community – 100% of the profits will help sustain their livelihood. G means gift because there will be flavorful and exciting array of products.
There is a line of virgin coconut oil products from Brooke’s Point, Palawan – from skin care to room fragrances. There is also a premium VCO product with high content of ceramide that can remove wrinkles and can keep the skin young.
Pinoy boxing champ Manny Pacquiao is vital in the success of VCO business as he funded P5 million for the construction of manufacturing plant in Brooke’s Point to turn the abundant coconuts into refined VCO. The pili nuts and cacao come from communities in Sorsogon. The essential oils come from communities in Cagayan de Oro and Butuan.
Dr. Rey Villoria’s healing crystals are also available. This salt works wonders because it addresses minor ailments.
Taken from the experience of Lopez – “I was supposed to have a root canal. I then found out that if I cut the nerve in my tooth, eventually the whole tooth will die and even the teeth around it. So I decided to try brushing my teeth with the healing crystals. Lo and behold - the pain disappeared.”
The healing crystals are being used in herbs and spices available in G Stuff store. Different kinds of pili recipes are also being offered.
Premium recipes by top chefs in the country are also being offered in the store. These are Chef Myrna Segismundo’s carabao cheese with pili nut and cherry tomato marmalade; Chef Gilbert Pangilinan’s red onion & Palawan and wafu dressings and; Chef Him Uy’s pili trail mix. There will be upcoming recipes from Sandy Daza, Glenda Barretto, Jessie Sincioco and Robby Goco.
All the recipes are guaranteed free of chemicals, preservatives, white sugar and white flour.
Lopez said the chance of uplifting the lives of communities become more and more possible for every purchase.
“Every time you buy from G Stuff, you are integrating your energies with us, as we form this beautiful web of life, which will make this country a much better place to live in. So buy from G Stuff all the time. It’s good for you. It’s good for the country. It’s good for the community. It’s good for everything,” she said.
Visit https://www.facebook.com/gstuffph to know more about G Stuff.
source: www.abs-cbnnews.com
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Starbucks founder visits award-winning PH store
MANILA, Philippines - Starbucks founder and chief executive officer Howard Schultz visited the coffee chain's store at The Grove by Rockwell in Pasig City, Thursday morning.
Schultz did a quick tour of the store, which recently won Starbucks' "Best New Core Store Design in Asia" in 2013. The Starbucks store at The Grove beat out designs submitted by 111 Starbucks outlets around Asia.
The Starbucks shop has a uniquely Philippine resort theme that matches the aesthetics of The Grove by Rockwell. Located along C5, the 5.4 hectare The Grove property will feature six residential towers.
Schultz, who is in Manila only for a day, said this was his second visit to the Philippines. He chatted with the store manager and baristas, and posed for photos with some customers.
He also attended the opening of the new Starbucks store with drive-thru in Libis.
Rustan Coffee Corp., local franchise holder of Starbucks and a member of the Rustan Group of Companies, opened the first store in the Philippines at 6750 Ayala Avenue in December 1997.
At that time, the Philippines was only the third market to open outside North America. According to the Starbucks Philippines website, to date there are 195 Starbucks branches throughout the country.
The coffee chain now has 18,000 outlets around the world, with revenues of $13.3 billion in 2012. Starbucks has seen strong growth in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly China where it has more than 800 stores and Japan where it has 975 stores as of end 2012.
source: abs-cbnnews.com
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