Well, I have to write about my trip to Manila, Philippines, in September 2014.

I've been neglecting my overseas articles again. It's been about 20 days.

The previous article was about breakfast at the Regency Club Lounge.

After breakfast, you can drink as much wine as you want until 10pm, but I couldn't keep drinking without any snacks, so I went shopping in a crowded city.

Manila is really unsafe, so there are guards with guns at the entrance to the hotel.

Even in the city, if you have something valuable, they'll cut your arm off and steal it, if it's a watch...

I'd heard some not-so-peaceful rumors.

I told Otaka-san, "Dress up in ugly clothes lol" (lol)

I didn't wear a luxury watch, I didn't wear any brand name watches, and I walked around the city in clothes that showed I was poor.

Otaka-san was wearing a shocking pink T-shirt, and was dressed in a very suspicious way that definitely didn't look Japanese (lol).

I also went out to the city without a bag, as usual, with only tissues and the bare minimum of cash in a worn-out white plastic bag.

Maybe that was worth it, but no one approached me or pickpocketed me.

In a country with poor security, you should never let people think you have money.

So I bought this much beer

and some snacks for when I get hungry

Then, for the evening cocktail hour, I went back to the Regency Club Lounge.

Red and white wine and sparkling wine are available from 11am to 10pm.

During cocktail time, beer is also available.

Soft drinks, etc.

As for snacks, I've posted photos from my two-day stay☆

At any Hyatt in Asia, there is always a sushi corner.

This is also a Japanese dish, "tonkatsu."

And Japanese-style curry.

I guess they say you should eat it as katsu curry. . . .

It's like a vegetable skewer for vegetarians.

And that's what it was like...

It's a bit strange, isn't it? . . . (;´∀｀)

There were also several types of sweets.

So it ended up like this.

Heineken, katsu curry, and vegetable skewers.

During cocktail time, I feel good with the wine and snacks and fall asleep.....(o_ _)o ﾊﾟﾀｯ｡｡zzZZ

I usually wake up around 2am. . . (.-ω-)zzz. . . (.ﾟωﾟ) Ha!

I was hungry, so I ordered wonton noodles from room service.

Even though it was wonton noodles, it came with various flavor-changing items and I don't know what they were used for (;´∀｀)

I remember that the noodles were very thin and curly and delicious.

I love getting room service at Hyatt hotels overseas♡

It's cheap, and you can eat the local menu, which is great~♪

The cheapest was the room service at the Hyatt Place in Phuket (lol)

It was so cheap, 700 yen per dish, so I ordered four dishes at random, and they all came with rice, which was a complete failure (lol)

It's also quite fun to order without knowing what to order.

Well, if I don't forget, I'll write the rest of the overseas edition in about five days (lol)







Well, I have to write about my trip to Manila, Philippines, in September 2014.

I've been neglecting my overseas articles again. It's been about 20 days.

The previous article was about breakfast at the Regency Club Lounge.

After breakfast, you can drink as much wine as you want until 10pm, but I couldn't keep drinking without any snacks, so I went shopping in a crowded city.

Manila is really unsafe, so there are guards with guns at the entrance to the hotel.

Even in the city, if you have something valuable, they'll cut your arm off and steal it, if it's a watch...

I'd heard some not-so-peaceful rumors.

I told Otaka-san, "Dress up in ugly clothes lol" (lol)

I didn't wear a luxury watch, I didn't wear any brand name watches, and I walked around the city in clothes that showed I was poor.

Otaka-san was wearing a shocking pink T-shirt, and was dressed in a very suspicious way that definitely didn't look Japanese (lol).

I also went out to the city without a bag, as usual, with only tissues and the bare minimum of cash in a worn-out white plastic bag.

Maybe that was worth it, but no one approached me or pickpocketed me.

In a country with poor security, you should never let people think you have money.

So I bought this much beer

and some snacks for when I get hungry

Then, for the evening cocktail hour, I went back to the Regency Club Lounge.

Red and white wine and sparkling wine are available from 11am to 10pm.

During cocktail time, beer is also available.

Soft drinks, etc.

As for snacks, I've posted photos from my two-day stay☆

At any Hyatt in Asia, there is always a sushi corner.

This is also a Japanese dish, "tonkatsu."

And Japanese-style curry.

I guess they say you should eat it as katsu curry. . . .

It's like a vegetable skewer for vegetarians.

And that's what it was like...

It's a bit strange, isn't it? . . . (;´∀｀)

There were also several types of sweets.

So it ended up like this.

Heineken, katsu curry, and vegetable skewers.

During cocktail time, I feel good with the wine and snacks and fall asleep.....(o_ _)o ﾊﾟﾀｯ｡｡zzZZ

I usually wake up around 2am. . . (.-ω-)zzz. . . (.ﾟωﾟ) Ha!

I was hungry, so I ordered wonton noodles from room service.

Even though it was wonton noodles, it came with various flavor-changing items and I don't know what they were used for (;´∀｀)

I remember that the noodles were very thin and curly and delicious.

I love getting room service at Hyatt hotels overseas♡

It's cheap, and you can eat the local menu, which is great~♪

The cheapest was the room service at the Hyatt Place in Phuket (lol)

It was so cheap, 700 yen per dish, so I ordered four dishes at random, and they all came with rice, which was a complete failure (lol)

It's also quite fun to order without knowing what to order.

Well, if I don't forget, I'll write the rest of the overseas edition in about five days (lol)