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Showing posts with label establishments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label establishments. Show all posts
Thursday, July 22, 2010
St.Luke's Hospital: Health and Wellness Center
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
St.Luke's Hospital series: The Presidential Suite
Look it even has a jacuzzi and a designer chair. Not just any other plain ol' bath and stool. No, it's a jacuzzi and a designer chair.
The pillows, the attendant says, cost PhP2,500 each (or around $60). The photographs on the walls are photos by famous photographer Wig Tysmans.
Just like an apartment, the suite comes with its own dining room.
And finally, what is a Presidential suite without a view of the city?
Tomorrow: a trip to the hospital's kitchen.
Monday, July 19, 2010
St.Luke's series: The Lobby
Tomorrow, I'll show you the Presidential Suite, where the former First Gentleman, husband of former President Gloria Arroyo stayed during his confinement. The room looks like some swanky Upper East Side New York apartment.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Guess where?

A furniture shop? Nope.
The home of an eccentric recluse? Well, not really.
We're at a salon! The Shunji Matsuo Salon, located in Kapitolyo, Pasig City.

Welcome to the wonderfully eclectic world of Shunji Matsuo, the celebrated Japanese hairstylist who has worked with the likes of Michelle Pfeiffer, Uma Thurman and Madonna. Matsuo's mentor was none other than Suga Yusuke, or more popularly known as Jackie O's hairdresser. Matsuo's celebrity clients here in the Philippines include Imee Marcos, daughter of deposed President Ferdinand Marcos and former First Lady Imelda Marcos. In the Philippines, Matsuo's salon is headed by William Wong, who learned Matsuo's tricks in Singapore and Malaysia, where Matsuo's other branches are located.
The salon is a feast for the eyes. Everywhere you look, you're bound to see something fun and quirky. There's a whole glass case full of dolls, a bright red parasol by the waiting area, Japanese kimonos on the walls and so much more. Best of all, they're really good with hair cuts. My hair now is short and spunky, just the way I like it.
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