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The first thing you need to know when checking wood in your new home or home-to-be is that appearances can be deceiving. How a wooden beam looks like, for example, has no bearing on its condition. A perfect-looking beam or wood trim may hide a rotting interior, courtesy of termites and wear and tear due to extreme temperatures.

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Do you marvel at the idea of exploring the world and experiencing its novel fares and splendid cuisines?

A cruise at Legazpi Village, a community enclosed by Amorsolo Street, Paseo de Roxas, Dela Rosa Street and Arnaiz Avenue, brings you closer to the world’s most exquisite treats with its unique dining locations. Teeming with eclectic culinary choices, the village complements the wide array of dining selections offered at nearby Greenbelt
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The Columns Legazpi Village, one of the newest developments of Community Innovations, an Ayala Land company, further brings the villagers closer to this novel dining experience as it provides the venue where people can just be a few steps from a wide array of culinary establishments.


Asian Food Fest

With just a walk in the village, you can learn there’s more to Asian food than your all-time favorite adobo or your good old siopao. Legazpi Village proves this as it showcases various elements of Asian cuisines like India’s sophisticated use of spices and herbs, Turkey’s simplistic yet surprising dishes, and Japan’s stylish dining.

Try Swagat Indian Cuisine on Rada Street and treat yourself to authentic Indian fare. The homey ambiance and the reasonably priced dishes make Swagat your best bet if it’s your first time to go Indian. Try the tandoori— chicken marinated in a mixture of ginger, garlic, yogurt and spices, and specially cooked in a tandoor or Indian brick oven.


There’s no need to go to Japan to discover that’s there’s more to Japanese cuisine than sushitempura. Look out for the red structure between Pasong Tamo and Amorsolo Street and have your journey at Little Tokyo. A zen garden welcomes you and ushers you into a cluster of restaurants that all give you a taste of Japan.

For that one-stop Asian culinary experience, visit the Legazpi Sunday Market and taste the delightful cuisines of Korea, Japan, Thailand and China.

Viva Italia!

Italian cuisine at its finest — that’s what you’ll find in Legazpi Village’s strip of Italian restaurants. Just a few steps away from your doorstep, you can experience the appealing dining ala Italia.

Located along Salcedo Street, Mezzaluna offers mouthwatering pizzas and pastas and desserts. Try their Vongole pasta, fresh clams with olive oil, white wine and parsley. For the dessert, try the Valrhona Dark Chocolate Marquise, a melt-in-your-mouth dessert with rich dark chocolate, surrounded with Vanilla sauce and Topped with Cotton Candy.

For a cozy, romantic Italian dining experience, try La Grotta, a cozy sanctuary for your pizza-and-pasta-seeking taste buds. Located along Rufino Street, treat yourself to their various pizzas and pastas.

For the die-hard pasta fanatic, there’s Amici, located along Arnaiz Street, beside Don Bosco. Choose from 25 different types of pasta sauces and around 6 types of pasta noodles. Check out their famous gelato and indulge in its enchanting blend of milk, eggs, sugar and other ingredients. More, gelato is even healthier than your ordinary ice cream.

Other restaurants also showcase the other exotic and distinctive elements of Mediterranean cuisines. Visit Azzurro Bistro and Wine Bar at Aguirre Street and feast in their wide array of food and wine choices.

Café Fete

Revisit 16th century Middle East — when and where coffee shops started to become places for social gathering and relaxation. On Dela Rosa Street, check out Old Manila Café Tea House, a café that offers treats at reasonable prices. Indulge in one of their best sellers – Scent of Mt. Apo — a blend of cappuccino with vanilla and hazelnut syrup.

Try Caffé a Go-go on Salcedo Street and treat yourself to the best sandwiches in town. Some of their must-tries are the tuna sandwich, chicken basil sandwich, or their garlic mushroom appetizer. You can also indulge yourself in their refreshing iced tea that comes bottomless at a very reasonable price.

Visit the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf outlet at the Convergys Building on Ayala Avenue corner Salcedo Street and experience their fresh quality ingredients, inviting interiors and excellent service.

With all these novelties and delights, plus the accessibility that The Columns Legazpi Village has to offer, residents can easily test themselves to the diverse tastes of the world. The Columns Legazpi Village is just a few steps from about 240 office buildings within the Makati Central Business District, and from a wide array of lifestyle conveniences. Together with its rewarding location, The Columns Legazpi Village entitles its residents with the Lovin’ Legazpi Privilege Card—their very own passport to the exclusive benefits of the many establishments of Legazpi Village.

For inquiries on owning a home at The Columns Legazpi Village, call 856-1888, email cii-sales@ayalaland.com.ph or visit www.thecolumnslegazpivillage.com.ph. Model units are available for viewing daily at the 3rd level of Glorietta 3, Ayala Center, from 10 am to 9 pm (Sunday to Thursday), 10 am to 10 pm (Friday and Saturday).

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