Seems so nice to live in a community like Eastwood City if you work there, too, because everything is pretty close to each other. You would be within walking distance of shopping, entertainment, work and leisure activities. It’s a good-sized community, not like BGC/The Fort, where you will need a vehicle to, say, go from Market Market to the UCC Coffee Shop (UCC Cafe Terrace) at the Forbes Town Center.
bonifacio high street
And unlike Rockwell where the environment is kinda limited to the snooty uppercrust side.
rockwell land
🙂
So in Eastwood City, for shopping, you have the mall for the pricey stores and the City Walk and Cybermall for cheaper, but not necessarily all cheap and tacky, alternatives. Eastwood City is, in and around, peppered with highend stores at the ground level of the condominiums, and they often hold bazaars (and shows) at the City Walk Central Plaza under the tent like this one they were holding when I was there last week.
where I got these:
from this seller who had these as well:
90 pesos a necklace
php90 hanging above, php200 chokers displayed below
php50 a pair of earrings
Gee, if they sell these earrings at 5o a pair, how much did they get them from their suppliers? 20-30 pesos? And those local suppliers probably got those from China at what, 100 pesos for a dozen pairs?? Anyway, I’m still stoked that I got these, still considerably cheaper than if I traipsed to Divisoria in December.
Then in Eastwood Mall, they were having a bazaar of accessories as well:
Eastwood Mall bazaar
(Sigh) Some people can’t look away when they see a camera that’s not really aimed at them. Clearly, my telepathic powers didn’t work that time (Gee, lady, get out of the way, I am not taking your picture!)
Anyway, so happy I got these as my daughter’s gifts for some of her friends
I also got something else at the mall which I ate up a lot of my time before deciding to buy. But I’m saving that for another post. Hint: They just wouldn’t let you go!
what the bell ? 