Cebu is my birth place it was not like this before but now it's modern new business development although it's kind of smaller compared to metro manila.
The beaches and the mountain sceneries, wildlife and nature makes Cebu much better than BGC. Eventually, Cebu's buildings and architecture will catch up.
@@ronnienestor I live in the NYC Area, what does barriotic mean? Check your dictionary of words because in the end buildings are mere buildings. The natural attributes of a city cannot be replaced or built. Even the UAE cannot compare. These skyscrapers can and will be surpassed. So, tell me...barriotic? Sounds id.....
@@crasusiyoy606 Barriotic mindset. Comparing a district vs. the whole Cebu? Nagpadala ka naman sa clickbaiting ng vlogger. Don’t be another CRAB pinay!!! Bayot
CEBU, IS SMALLER THAN BGC, THE PEOPLE OF CEBU, DONT WANT IT TO BE CALL BGC OF CEBU, I DONT KNOW WHY THIS FOREIGNERS CALLS IT LITTLE BGC.OR BGC OF CEBU...ITS NICE AND VERY ORGANIZED... GO, GO, GO CEBU... THANK YOU SIR FOR PROMOTING OUR BEAUTIFUL CITY CEBU TO INTERNATIONAL STAGE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love the way you vlog it's very admirable being roaming not just on classy BGC Makati and Ortigas center and mall of Asia but also in the rugged streets and ate street foods.
Nah not yet. But inside a decade yes. SRP specifically will outshine BGC, simply because of location + size. BGC is already full, whereas SRP area is just getting started.
Hi Janus! Thank you for showing me another wonderful part of Cebu. Btw, do you plan to make short videos to increase the number of subscribers? Have a blessed Friday and see you in the next episode 😊
Towards the end, didn't expect that you'll be deciding to eat from the roadside, sir. Hands down! 🙌🏻 Btw, there's a dish called caldereta which traditionally uses goat, but beef is often used when goat meat is harder to find. It's basically beef or goat meat slowly stewed in a tomato based sauce, very tasty and slighty spicy. I think you'll like that dish. 12:35 I would agree with you, sir. 15:15 I saw on another video that strands of coconut leaves are woven into that shape, a portion of uncooked rice is poured in, then woven sealed. The packets are then placed in a pot, covered with water, boiled and simmered until the rice done. I am unsure how they know that the rice is done, I guess it takes a lot of experience.
My mom’s side of the family hails from the Western Visayas, so I’m partial to it :) I’m actually looking for a condo in Cebu to a winter home and a base for SE Asia travel. My dad owns one in Makati, but I want to a rebel and base myself in Cebu, lol.
There are lots of constructions in Cebu and Lapulapu but perhaps once it’s completed. What I like in Cebu is a laid back city, closer to the mountains and beaches.
“Laid back” mostly just means developments take forever. Service and products are mediocre. There’s no sense of urgency to do anything. Your time is not respected in the slightest as everyone is on “Filipino Time”. Laid back attitude towards cleanliness and everywhere is dirty.
@@stevem437 cebu was always a laid back, away from the rat race in Manila. Cebu was the first and oldest city. The focus of improvement was the capital.
@@marierocher4422 You can see where this laid back attitude gets you. IT Park is 23 years old and the mall is 4 years old… Still haven’t even filled up many of the vendor spaces yet. Business Park is even older and it’s just basically Ayala mall with condos and office buildings. None of the residents care whatsoever about the cleanliness of their environment and there is trash all over. I live in IT Park and it’s just a bunch of call centers. There is no real tech or IT industry at all in “IT Park”. Just cheap labor for other countries to use for their tech support lines. The pyramid has been abandoned. Nothing is cared for or maintained. I saw a man peeing on the border wall outside of the new luxury 38 Park Avenue building in the middle of the day… Traffic going by the whole time… I bought a condo in Mandani Bay, and there are other developments that look promising… But if the residents don’t change their mindset and grow up, these developments won’t do very well and money will stop being pumped into Cebu. Why invest millions of dollars when your developments aren’t maintained or cared for? You can call it a “laid back” city… But there needs to be some urgency in adapting to modern times. The residents in Cebu like a hands-off government. I’m American and can certainly understand that. But the people need to start taking the initiative and do the right things without the government telling them what to do… Or Cebu will remain behind many other major cities in the region.
@@stevem437 true. You have your points. Political control is so strong in both parties, people neglected. I saw the difference like in the US when two party fights, it’s faction. The difference is the US is a developed world while the Philippines is a developing much worst Cebu is only the province. The huge difference where I live presently in Europe as a multi parties are working, tough and people are also tough. Multi parties can kill one party if they don’t agree. While 2 parties tends to go factions. « either you or us ». Then in small provinces will end up killing each other in the name of parties. What’s is worst the US or the Philippines are like banana republic. They give priorities or advantages to their party whoever runs the country. Then there’s another thing, they’ll make their own cities and towns the most advantage or privilege so they’ll keep the votes. It’s the same in the US. You knew what’s going on now the NY and ÇA with too many homeless and abandoned. The politicians cared only in building dynasties. I made a joke on this as the Best Business to join in. No Capital Needed. The Philippines has a long way to go. As long as there’s no dedicated politicians. Politics is a HUMANITARIAN JOB first of all. This reminded me my great grandfather used his own money to help the poor but now it’s the poor helping the politicians to stay in power. Like the Philippines thé US destroyed Education as a Capitalist country. Education and Healthcare should be part the government’s program, like the roads, hospitals, post office etc. These are public services. Neglect on Education became a Social problem where we again increased budget for the police forces, social welfare, psychologists etc. These patterns when people are neglected. Look at Singapore the best example. No natural resources but the arms/ shield were Education as Lee Kwan Yew saw it. Educated people follow the rules and understand the laws. Thank you.
Laguna Cafe in Ayala Terraces. Authentic Filipino cuisine. Pricey but worthit. Lots of greenery. Starbucks is situated in a rare entrance/pathway. UCC (another coffee shop) is another favorite since Ayala Mall's opening back in the day (who doesn't love coffee and lattes 😅). I find the ones in Cebu a lot more quaint. BGC and Makati obviously are bigger areas in terms of square footage. A lot more shops and infrastructure. Either way -- it's way more fun in the Philippines 🇵🇭 -- 👊♥️👏👏👏
@@abiyu5607 yes of course! economically we are progressive,we have good culture,and we are blessed with nature that the other countries doesn't have much.🙂
![Which is Cebu's MAIN BIZ CENTER? IT Park or Cebu Business Park [Comparison + History] 😁](/img/n.gif)
Foreign vloggers are the new ambassador of the Philippines, Salute to you ALL!!!
Thank you 🙏
proud to be a cebuano mabuhay cebu city and the whole province of cebu
Thank you for watching and greetings to beautiful Cebu
Cebu is my birth place it was not like this before but now it's modern new business development although it's kind of smaller compared to metro manila.
It’s a beautiful city
The beaches and the mountain sceneries, wildlife and nature makes Cebu much better than BGC. Eventually, Cebu's buildings and architecture will catch up.
No need to have that barriotic mentality. I love Cebu.
IT Park is too small. I am happy for Cebu’s development.
You compare a district to the whole Cebu? That’s barriotic..
@@ronnienestor I live in the NYC Area, what does barriotic mean? Check your dictionary of words because in the end buildings are mere buildings. The natural attributes of a city cannot be replaced or built. Even the UAE cannot compare. These skyscrapers can and will be surpassed. So, tell me...barriotic? Sounds id.....
@@crasusiyoy606 Barriotic mindset.
Comparing a district vs. the whole Cebu?
Nagpadala ka naman sa clickbaiting ng vlogger. Don’t be another CRAB pinay!!! Bayot
😂
CEBU, IS SMALLER THAN BGC, THE PEOPLE OF CEBU, DONT WANT IT TO BE CALL BGC OF CEBU, I DONT KNOW WHY THIS FOREIGNERS CALLS IT LITTLE BGC.OR BGC OF CEBU...ITS NICE AND VERY ORGANIZED...
GO, GO, GO CEBU... THANK YOU SIR FOR PROMOTING OUR BEAUTIFUL CITY CEBU TO INTERNATIONAL STAGE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love the way you vlog it's very admirable being roaming not just on classy BGC Makati and Ortigas center and mall of Asia but also in the rugged streets and ate street foods.
Thank you, I enjoy exploring all sides of a place, not only the “shiny” ones 😅
Yes, he should try the biggest slum in Tondo, Manila too 😂
Two thumps up. I am from the Philippines but I haven't got to see Cebu. Nice and beautiful Cebu City.
Thank you for watching 👍
It has all the trade marks of the Ayala Corp. Indeed! Specially the garden theme!
The malls are really nicely done
Mandani Bay and LapuLapu Newtown are rising and growing fast
Cebu is amazing 👍
They really need to connect the 2 areas. Hopefully both areas will expand and eventually be one contiguous first world area.
I’m sure they eventually will. It’s such a nice place to visit
Nah not yet. But inside a decade yes.
SRP specifically will outshine BGC, simply because of location + size. BGC is already full, whereas SRP area is just getting started.
Yes, it has lots of potential
Cebu IT Park - former Airport. Cebu Business Park - former Golf Course.
Thank you for the info 👍
And Hippodromo - former Horseracing Oval Stadium.
Interesting video, always fun to see the street food. Summer here today..not ready for it. Have a great weekend.
Thank you Liz 👍😊
Hi Janus! Thank you for showing me another wonderful part of Cebu. Btw, do you plan to make short videos to increase the number of subscribers? Have a blessed Friday and see you in the next episode 😊
Thank you Dina
I probably won’t do shorts now as I don’t have the time to do them. Maybe in the future
I enjoyed the video.. i miss my place cebu. Currently watching from Dubai. I'm a new fan of your channel.
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words 🙏
Hands Down...Cebu IT Park..
IT Park is too small. I wish it’s bigger.
SRP has potential.
ang area ng IT park maging 10x na ang laki matapos ma demolis ang lugar ng mga dating sundalo dhil kinuha na sa legal na may ari nanalo na cya sa kaso
@@ronnienestor just wait for the merge of IT park and cebu business park mas malaki pa sa BGC mo.
@@reymanalo4556 i would be happy….
If Cebu grows, it contributes to the country’s GDP.
@@reymanalo4556 BGC is our treasure.
All Filipinos. Okay?
Towards the end, didn't expect that you'll be deciding to eat from the roadside, sir. Hands down! 🙌🏻
Btw, there's a dish called caldereta which traditionally uses goat, but beef is often used when goat meat is harder to find. It's basically beef or goat meat slowly stewed in a tomato based sauce, very tasty and slighty spicy. I think you'll like that dish.
12:35 I would agree with you, sir.
15:15 I saw on another video that strands of coconut leaves are woven into that shape, a portion of uncooked rice is poured in, then woven sealed. The packets are then placed in a pot, covered with water, boiled and simmered until the rice done. I am unsure how they know that the rice is done, I guess it takes a lot of experience.
Thank you for the tips 👍😊
Maayong adlaw sir Jan😊🤗 ayo-ayo! Bgc is much better😁🤩
Thank you for watching 👍😊
Beautiful place
It really is 👍
Nice tour
Thank you 👍🇵🇭🌺
Cebuano tastebuds are also different from Manila because Cebuanos prefer savory and spicy food rather than the Sweet and Sour tastebuds of Manila.
That’s true, the food is quite different
My mom’s side of the family hails from the Western Visayas, so I’m partial to it :) I’m actually looking for a condo in Cebu to a winter home and a base for SE Asia travel. My dad owns one in Makati, but I want to a rebel and base myself in Cebu, lol.
It’s a lovely place to live
There are lots of constructions in Cebu and Lapulapu but perhaps once it’s completed. What I like in Cebu is a laid back city, closer to the mountains and beaches.
Yes, it’s a great place 👍😊
“Laid back” mostly just means developments take forever. Service and products are mediocre. There’s no sense of urgency to do anything. Your time is not respected in the slightest as everyone is on “Filipino Time”. Laid back attitude towards cleanliness and everywhere is dirty.
@@stevem437 cebu was always a laid back, away from the rat race in Manila. Cebu was the first and oldest city. The focus of improvement was the capital.
@@marierocher4422 You can see where this laid back attitude gets you. IT Park is 23 years old and the mall is 4 years old… Still haven’t even filled up many of the vendor spaces yet. Business Park is even older and it’s just basically Ayala mall with condos and office buildings. None of the residents care whatsoever about the cleanliness of their environment and there is trash all over. I live in IT Park and it’s just a bunch of call centers. There is no real tech or IT industry at all in “IT Park”. Just cheap labor for other countries to use for their tech support lines. The pyramid has been abandoned. Nothing is cared for or maintained. I saw a man peeing on the border wall outside of the new luxury 38 Park Avenue building in the middle of the day… Traffic going by the whole time… I bought a condo in Mandani Bay, and there are other developments that look promising… But if the residents don’t change their mindset and grow up, these developments won’t do very well and money will stop being pumped into Cebu. Why invest millions of dollars when your developments aren’t maintained or cared for? You can call it a “laid back” city… But there needs to be some urgency in adapting to modern times. The residents in Cebu like a hands-off government. I’m American and can certainly understand that. But the people need to start taking the initiative and do the right things without the government telling them what to do… Or Cebu will remain behind many other major cities in the region.
@@stevem437 true. You have your points. Political control is so strong in both parties, people neglected. I saw the difference like in the US when two party fights, it’s faction. The difference is the US is a developed world while the Philippines is a developing much worst Cebu is only the province. The huge difference where I live presently in Europe as a multi parties are working, tough and people are also tough. Multi parties can kill one party if they don’t agree. While 2 parties tends to go factions. « either you or us ». Then in small provinces will end up killing each other in the name of parties. What’s is worst the US or the Philippines are like banana republic. They give priorities or advantages to their party whoever runs the country. Then there’s another thing, they’ll make their own cities and towns the most advantage or privilege so they’ll keep the votes. It’s the same in the US. You knew what’s going on now the NY and ÇA with too many homeless and abandoned. The politicians cared only in building dynasties. I made a joke on this as the Best Business to join in. No Capital Needed. The Philippines has a long way to go. As long as there’s no dedicated politicians. Politics is a HUMANITARIAN JOB first of all. This reminded me my great grandfather used his own money to help the poor but now it’s the poor helping the politicians to stay in power. Like the Philippines thé US destroyed Education as a Capitalist country. Education and Healthcare should be part the government’s program, like the roads, hospitals, post office etc. These are public services. Neglect on Education became a Social problem where we again increased budget for the police forces, social welfare, psychologists etc. These patterns when people are neglected. Look at Singapore the best example. No natural resources but the arms/ shield were Education as Lee Kwan Yew saw it. Educated people follow the rules and understand the laws. Thank you.
Laguna Cafe in Ayala Terraces. Authentic Filipino cuisine. Pricey but worthit. Lots of greenery. Starbucks is situated in a rare entrance/pathway. UCC (another coffee shop) is another favorite since Ayala Mall's opening back in the day (who doesn't love coffee and lattes 😅). I find the ones in Cebu a lot more quaint. BGC and Makati obviously are bigger areas in terms of square footage. A lot more shops and infrastructure. Either way -- it's way more fun in the Philippines 🇵🇭 -- 👊♥️👏👏👏
Thank you for the tip 👍
CEBUUUUUUU ❤❤❤
A great place to visit 👍😊
@@januslog trueee more Cebu plsss
Gudeve ❤️
Cebu is a worldclass city
I agree, I really enjoyed my visit there
World class? In terms of what? Please educate us.
@@abiyu5607 yes of course! economically we are progressive,we have good culture,and we are blessed with nature that the other countries doesn't have much.🙂
I have almost spit my coffee laughing so hard... World class city you say . 😂😂
Those are not new developments. Cebu Business Park was started in 1990 while Cebu IT Park was started in 1995.
Yes, the areas are a bit older but some of the malls and store buildings seem brand new
Were the taxis there 24hrs?
Yes, you can find taxis 24hrs but maybe not everywhere
grew up in metro manila, i now live in baguio..
but something tells me that Cebu is 100x better than Metro Manila.
It’s a great place indeed 👍😊
🧢🧢🧢
@@programmer3138 why?
no
Bilib ko ani niya,Puso ug suka daog na
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Thank you 🙏