Travel Cebu

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Cebu

"Queen City of the South"

Travel Cebu brings you to a place of mystic beauty, where smiles and hospitality of the people beckons you to explore more of this jewel, ' The Queen City of the South.' Feast your eyes with the spectacular scenery, enjoy the pristine white beaches, turn back time with its rich culture, precious historical monuments, and revel to the rhythmic beating of the SINULOG pulse.

Sinulog is celebrated each year on the third Sunday of January to honor Sto. Nino, the Child Jesus. It is a dance ritual depicting the transition from paganism to embracing christianity. Sinulog is one of the most colorful and one of the grandest festivals in the Philippines. Feel the pulse and dance to the Sinulog beat! Make your vacation truly unforgettable!

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Cebu

is bejeweled with awesome dive sites with spectacular coral growth and variety of breathtaking marine life. Marvel to the wonders of the underwater paradise, and experience the adventure of exploring the wreck diving sites.

Colon street located in the bustling center of downtown Cebu, was named after Cristobal Colon (Christopher Columbus). It was built and developed by the spaniards during the time of Miguel Lopez de Legaspi (1505-1572). Through the years business buildings and commercial establishments sprouted like mushrooms. It was the center of trade and commerce, social and cultural activities, and the political hub of Cebu.

Leave the doldrums of the world behind and pamper yourself with the comfort, elegance and style of a home away from home Hotels in Cebu. Indulge your palette to the delectable array of season inspired specialties. Experience the warmth of Cebuano hospitality, fulfill your dreams and enjoy Cebu's superb golf courses, spectacular scenery, or bask in the glittering sunlit beaches. Cebu is a vacation paradise. Cebu awaits...

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Featured Hotel

Cebu City Marriott® Hotel

Cardinal Rosales Avenue Cebu City, 6000 Philippines
Phone: 63 32 415 6100 Fax: 63 32 415 6101 Toll-free: 1 800 1 888 2233

Cebu City Marriott is ideally located in the city's premier financial district. With modern convention facilities and complete audio and visual equipment, Cebu City Marriott is Cebu's premier location for business meetings.

Travel Hotel Highlights

* It is the only hotel in the city that is part of an international chain of hotels worldwide.
* The Cebu City Marriott Hotel is in the most ideal and preferred business address in the city.
* It is accessible to important business offices, historical landmarks and great travel tour sites.

Travel Location Map

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Travel Checklist

Before Leaving

* ________Guide books and maps
* ________Passport and visa(s)
* ________Foreign currency of your destination
* ________Credit cards
* ________Travelers checks or ATM card
* ________Insurance: Trip Cancellation/Medical
* ________Personal Identification
* ________Photocopies of documentation
* ________Birth Certificate (if necessary)
* ________Marriage License (if necessary)

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Legitimate Money Exchangers in Cebu

Ayala Mall, Cebu Business Park :

- Located at the Entertainment Center near Bo's Coffee and Don Henrico's
- GPC Money Exchanger located at Paseo Verde near the activity center, Watchworks and True Value Hardware.

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The Child Jesus - Senor Sto. Nino

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Sinulog Activities - Jan 18, 2008 (Friday

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Visual Merchandising Contest - Malls and Department Stores

4 a.m. - Walk with Mary (From Fuente Osmena to Basilica del Sto Nino)

5 a.m. - Dawn Mass Celebration - Basilica del Sto Nino

7 a.m. - Misa de Translacion (St. Joseph's Parish in Mandaue to Basilica del Sto. Nino)

8 a.m. - Devotees' City Launch

7 p.m. - Reenactment of First Wedding at Basilica del Sto. Nino

7:30 p.m. - Cultural shows at Fuente Osmena

7:30 p.m. - handumanan "The Concert" at SM City

8 p.m. - Balik Cebu, welcome party and pahugyaw

sa sayaw Festival of Festivals at Ayala Center Cebu

8 p.m. - Cebu Pop Music Festival at New Cebu Coliseum

9 p.m. - Concert at Fuente Osmena, street party bands

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Philippine Jobs

Sinulog Activities for Dec. 19 and Dec. 20, 2008

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January 19, 2008 (Saturday)

6:00 AM

Fluvial Procession of the Miraculous Image of Sto. Niño
6:00 AM

4th Street Vibrations Bike Rally 2008
9:00 AM

Re-enactment of the Baptism of Queen Juana and Rajah Humabon Basilica del Sto. Niño
2:00 PM

Solemn Procession of the Miraculous Image of Sto. Niño
6:30 PM

Sinulog Festival Queen 2007, Cebu City Sports Center
7:00 PM

Street party @ Fuente Osmeña and Plaza Independencia
8:00 PM

Kasadya Nite Mardi Gras @ Ayala Center Cebu

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January 20, 2008 (Sunday)

SINULOG GRAND PARADE
9:00 AM

Sinulog Grand Parade Carousel Kick Off
7:00 PM

Grand Fireworks, Cebu City Sports Center
7:30 PM

Street Party Bands, Fuente Osmeña
8:00 PM

Grand Fireworks Display @ Ayala Football Grounds
Sponsored by Mitsumi Group of Companies

Viva! Pit Senor! - Sinulog Festival 2008

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The festive mood of Sinulog is in the air! Radios blaring to the all too familiar Sinulog beat, and bazaars sprouting like mushrooms lining up the streets. Yes! the much awaited yearly festival is just a few sleeps away.

Be enthralled by the captivating beauties of the Sinulog Festival Queens, be fascinated by the colorful floats and higantes. Be awed by the participants coming from all over the country, passionately dancing in precision to honor Senor Sto. Nino.

Hear the beat! Feel the heat! Come and join the sea of people dancing to one rhythmic beat, and be part of the grand Sinulog celebration on January 20, 2008

Plan your trip. Be here . Cebu awaits you!

Viva! Pit Senor!

English to Cebuano Words and Expressions

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Good Morning!	Maayong buntag!
Good noon!	Maayong udto!
Good afternoon!	Maayong hapon!
Good evening!	Maayong gabi-i!
Help!	Tabang!
Help me!	Tabangi ko!
Please	Palihug
Thank you!	Salamat!
Where?	Asa?
Where is it?	Asa man?

Where is the bathroom?

Asa ang banyo?

Where are you going?

Asa ka padulong?

Who?

Kinsa?

Who are you?

Kinsa man ka?

What?

Unsa?

What is your name?

Unsa ang pangalan nimo?

I'm going to

Padulong ko

I'm going to the hotel

Padulong ko sa hotel

Stop!

Hunong!

How much?	Tag Pila?
How many?	Pila kabuok?
One	usa
two	duha
three	tulo
four	upat
five	lima
six	unom
seven	pito
eight	walo

nine

siyam

ten

napulo

yes	Oo
no	dili

don't

ayaw

walk

lakaw

run

dagan

wait

hulat

I'm hungry

Gigutom ko

breakfast

Pamahaw

lunch

Paniudto

Dinner

Panihapon

brunch

Timo/Merienda

I'm full

Busog ko

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Money Matters: List of Legitimate Exchangers

Legitimate Money Exchangers

Ayala Mall, Cebu Business Park :

- Located at the Entertainment Center near Bo's Coffee and Don Henrico's
- GPC Money Exchanger - Located at Paseo Verde Activity Center. Near Watchworks and True Value Hardware.

- Banks outside the mall vicinity:

Bank of the Phil. Islands

Union Bank
Citibank
Export and Industry Bank
HSBC
Banco de Oro

Metro Bank
Security Bank

Robinson's Department Store, Fuente Osmena

- Located near the grocery

RainTree Mall, Ramos Street

- Located near Jollibee

SM City

- SM Department Store at the Customer Service (1st Floor)

- Banks inside the mall :

Banco de Oro
China Bank

- Bank outside the mall vicinity: - Bank of the Phil. Islands

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Cebuano/Visayan Dialect - Part 1

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Cebuano Dialect 101

A lot of foreigners embraced the Cebuano dialect and fluently speak it like a true Sugbuanon. Here's a some information regarding the roots of Cebuano dialect, the sounds and grammar.

Cebuano, also known as Sugbuanon, is an Austronesian language spoken in the Philippines by about 20,000,000 people (according to Ethnologue). It is a subgroup or member of Bisaya, Visayan and Binisayâ. The name came from the Philippine island of Cebu, the site of the first and biggest Spanish settlement whose vicinity speaks the said language.

Cebuano is a member of the Visayan language family.

Sounds

Cebuano has seventeen consonants: p, t, k, ʔ (the glottal stop), b, d, g, m, n, ng, s, h, w, l, r, y, and j (also spelled gy or dy).

There are four vowels: i, e, a, and u/o. The vowels u and o are allophones, with u always being used when it is the beginning of a syllable, and o always used when it ends a syllable. But there are some exceptions, like kamatuoran (truth) and hangtúd (until).

"E" originally appears only in few words such as "babaye", "dayeg" "parayeg", and "pangadye". When Spanish arrived, more words with e has been added with the introduction of loanwords. Accent is also a distinguisher of words, so that dápit means "to invite", while dapít means "near" or "nearby place".

Consonants [d] and [ɾ] were once allophones, but cannot interchange, like kabungturan (uplands) [from bungtód, mountain] is correct but not *kabuntudan and tagadihá (from there) [from dihá, there] is correct but not *tagarihá.

Grammar

Pronouns

Pronouns are inflected in person, number, and case.

The four cases are nominative, preposed genitive, postposed genitive, and oblique.

	Absolutive	Ergative₁ (Postposed)	Ergative₂ (Preposed)	Oblique
1st person singular	ako, ko, (ta only when the object is ka/mo=you)	nako, ko	ako, akoa	kanako, nako
2nd person singular	ikaw, ka	nimo, mo	imo, imoha	kanimo, nimo
3rd person singular	siya	niya	iya, iyaha	kaniya, niya
1st person plural inclusive	kita, ta	nato	ato, atoa	kanato, nato
1st person plural exclusive	kami, mi	namo	amo, amoa	kanamo, namo
2nd person plural	kamo, mo	ninyo	inyo, inyoha	kaninyo, ninyo
3rd person plural	sila	nila	ila, ilaha	kanila, nila

Cebuano, like most other Austronesian languages, makes use of the inclusive and exclusive we. This distinction, not found in most European languages, signifies whether or not the addressee is included in the pronoun "we."

Examples:

Moadto kami sa sinehan.
"We (someone else and I, but not you) will go to the movies."

Moadto kita sa sinehan.
"We (you and I, and perhaps someone else) will go to the movies."

Demonstrative Pronouns

kiri = (English : this, these) for things that are near or touching distance to the speaker but not necessarily near the listener

kini = (English : this, these) for things that are near or touching distance to both the speaker and the listener

kana = (pronounced kanaq, English : that, those) for things that are not of touching distance to the speaker but is near the listener

kadto = (English : that, those) for things that are not of touching distance to the speaker nor near the listener

source: wikipedia

Travel Agencies

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AMERICAN EXPRESS - ADVENTURE INTERNATIONAL TOURS
Ground Level Ayala Center, South Area Cebu Business Park
Cebu City, Cebu
2322969

BLUE HORIZONS TRAVEL & TOURS
Unit 1, G/F Zeraus Building Gorordo Avenue
6000 Cebu City, Cebu
(032)2328889

CASA DEL MAR GOLF & DIVE RESORT
No. 2 Banilad Road El Dorado Subdivision, Barangay Banilad 6000 Cebu City, Cebu
(032)3446181

CEBU FORTUNE TRAVEL
Machay Building 30 Gorordo Avenue
6000 Cebu City, Cebu
(032)2342153

DIVAISHNAVI TRAVEL & TOURS INC.
Suite 1c Yusing Bldg 105 F. Ramos St
6000 Cebu City, Cebu
(032)2551256

MANGO PARK HOTEL
MANGO PARK HOTEL
General Maxillom Avenue 6000 Cebu City, Cebu
(032)2335679

LUK4 MANGOPARK
Send to 2851 (Globe),
2951 (Smart)
or 2851 (Sun)

ODDYSSEY TRAVEL AND TOURS SERVICES
Archbishop Reyes Avenue Camputhaw 6000 Cebu City, Cebu
(032)2331376

WOW TRAVEL AND MORE, INC.
3/F Robinson'S Place Cebu Osmena Boulevard Barangay Santa Cruz
Cebu City, Cebu
(032)2590944

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Malapascua Dive Sites

Cebu is bejeweled with awesome dive sites with spectacular coral growth and variety of breathtaking marine life. Marvel to the wonders of the underwater paradise, and experience the adventure of exploring the wreck diving sites.

Malapascua Spectacular Dive Sites	Average Depth	Maximum Depth
Monad Shoal/Shark Point Gato Island Gato: Whitetip Alley Gato: The Guardhouse Gato: The Cave Gato: Cathedral Lighthouse Lapus Lapus Chocolate Island North Point North Wall Sunken Island Nunez Shoal Calanggaman Island The East Side The Sand Patch Twins House Reef Maria’s Point Buhoc Point Maripipi Chicken Curry Island	20 meters 24 meters 20 meters 24 meters 10 meters 22 meters 10 meters 18 meters 16 meters 22 meters 24 meters 40 meters 40 meters 40 meters 10 meters 10 meters 10 meters 6 meters 18 meters 30 meters 30 meters 15 meters	80 feet 80 feet 70 feet 80 feet 35 feet 75 feet 35 feet 60 feet 55 feet 60 feet 60 feet 130 feet 130 feet 130 feet 35 feet 35 feet 35 feet 20 feet 60 feet 100 feet 100 feet 45 feet

Sinulog Festival in Cebu

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 16:27:00 +0000

Sinulog is a dance ritual in honor of the miraculous image of the Santo Niño. The dance moves two steps forward and one step backward to the sound of the drums. This movement resembles the current (Sulog) of what was known as Cebu's Pahina River. Thus, in Cebuano, they say it's Sinulog.

Cebu's "Sinulog" is a cornucopia of movement, sound, color, and pageantry. This festival traces its roots to a fervent attachment to the image by many of Cebu's inhabitants; the ritual dance evolved from the elders' rhytmic movements while praying at the image's sanctuary, a beautiful church edifice near Cebu's waterfront.

The merrymaking draws believers and unbelievers alike. Thus, there is something for everyone: a pilgrimmage that is joined by thousands of faithful, and earthly entertainment for many more. Perhaps the outpouring of humanity will convince doubters and the fencesitters to see the light. On the other hand, the most ardent of believers can abandon the faith: the crass commercialism, the reckless abandon, and acts of vandalism.

The sinulog is the most visible and most attended of the fiesta performing expressions. This street drama performance showcases in dance and mime the battle between San Miguel and Lusbel (Lucifer), as narrated in catechetical legend.

The sinulog is performed along the overcrowded avenues and side-streets of Iligan andin all sense presents the triumph of the good over evil.

Sinulog dance is based on the movement of the river current, hence the dancers move with wave-like movement. People converge along the route of a grand procession and partake in the gaiety amidst a Mardi Gras parade and immersed in wild colors and the constant beating of drums to the yells of "Pit Senor!"

In 1981, when the Sinulog Project was started by the Cebu City government, the sinulog dance became the pervading theme of teh cultural celebration and has remained so to this day.

The preparations for the Sinulog have spawned other activities which in themselves have become yearly events. An example of this is the putting up of decors on the faacades of stores and buildings where the parade passes by and has become a symbol of the advent feast.

(from http://www.lakbay-pilipinas.coms.ph/sinulog_festival.html)

Your Travel Check List

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Home Checklist

* ________Arrange for pet and plant care
* ________Stop routine deliveries
* ________Make your home seem lived-in while away by putting lights and a radio on timers
* ________Turn down thermostat
* ________Leave keys and itinerary with a friend
* ________Lock windows, garage, and doors

Before Leaving

* ________Guide books and maps
* ________Passport and visa(s)
* ________Foreign currency of your destination country
* ________Credit cards
* ________Travelers checks or ATM card
* ________Insurance: Trip Cancellation/Medical
* ________Personal Identification
* ________Photocopies of documentation
* ________Birth Certificate (if necessary)
* ________Marriage License (if necessary)

Basic Essentials

* ________Appropriate Luggage
* ________Luggage Locks & ID Tags
* ________Appropriate Clothing
* ________Comfortable Footwear
* ________Rain Protection
* ________Camera and Film (Place film in carry-on baggage)
* ________Telephone Plugs for Modem
* ________Small Flashlight
* ________Travel Alarm Clock
* ________Small Binoculars
* ________Brimmed Hat or Visor
* ________Reading Materials
* ________Playing Cards/Games
* ________Address Book

Maintenance Items

* ________Batteries for camera and flashlight
* ________Mini Sewing Kit (place in checked baggage)
* ________Travel Iron or Steamer
* ________Sink Stopper
* ________Folding Scissors (place in checked baggage)
* ________Laundry Soap Packets
* ________Laundry Bag
* ________Ziplock Plastic Bags

Medication

* ________First Aid Kit
* ________Aspirin/Pain Reliever
* ________Cold/Sinus Medication
* ________Diarrhea Medicine
* ________Laxative
* ________Insect Repellent
* ________Contact Lens Preparations
* ________Antibiotic Ointment
* ________Alcohol Wipes
* ________Sunscreen
* ________Motion Sickness Medicine
* ________Personal Hygiene Items
* ________Personal Prescriptions

Toiletries

* ________Comb/Brush
* ________Toothbrush/Paste
* ________Dental Floss
* ________Shampoo
* ________Blow Dryer
* ________Deodorant
* ________Lotions/Creams
* ________Cologne
* ________Lipbalm
* ________Towelettes
* ________Shaving Cream
* ________Towel/Washcloth
* ________Earplugs

Philpost Postal Service

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Philpost is a government-owned corporation with headquarters in Manila. Their thrust is to provide global reliability and dependability, market expansion through clientele satisfaction, mutually beneficial labor-management relations, profit maximization through cost-effectiveness and resource efficiency.

Metro Manila

	Sta. Mesa Post Office Aurora Blvd.. cor. Santol St. Sta. Mesa, 1008 Manila Tel. No. 714-2401	Mandaluyong Post Office Mandaluyong Municipal Bldg. Mandaluyong 1501 Metro Manila Tel. No. 719-07-16

	Manila Central Post Office Liwasang Bonifacio, 1000 Manila Tel No. 527-0069	San Juan Central Post Office Pinaglabanan St., San Juan 1500 Metro Manila Tel. No. 725-4739

	Araneta Center Post Office Gen. Araneta, Cubao 1109 Quezon City Tel. No. 911-01-95	Pasig Post Office Alcalde Jose St., Pasig 1600 Metro Manila Tel. No. 641-40-34

	Quezon City Central Post Office BIR Road, Brg. Pinahan 1100 Quezon City Tels. 928-1144 / 928-6463	Paranaque Post Office Imelda Avenue, Paranaque 1700 Metro Manila Tel. No. 825-9286

	Novaliches Post Office #3 Forest Hills Drive Novaliches, 1117 Quezonc City Tel. No. 936-1620	Las Pinas Post Office Municipal Gov't. Compound Las Pinas, 1701 Metro Manila Tel. No. 805-5529

	Makati Central Post Office Cor. Ayala Buendia Ave., Makati 1200 Metro Manila Tels. 812-9211, 844-0150	Muntinlupa Post Office Municipal Poblacion, Muntinlupa 1702 Metro Manila Tel. 842-2664

	Kalookan Central Post Office Samson Road, Sangandaan 1400 Kalookan City Tel. 361-8258	Pateros Post Office #33 M. Almeda St., Pateros 1603 Metro Manila Tel. 642-5992

	Pasay Central Post Office Tramo St., 1300 Pasay City Tel. 831-8258	Taguig Post Office Lower Bicutan, Old Radio Station Taguig, 1604 Metro Manila Tel. 837-5855

	Greenhills Post Office Greenhills Shopping Center Greenhills, Mandaluyong 1501 Metro Manila Tel. 78-07-33	Valenzuela Post Office Municipal Hall Compound Valenzuela, 1405 Metro Manila Tel. 292-1359

source: Philpost

Regional post offices

	National Capital Region Liwasang Bonifacio 1000 Manila Tel. No. 527-0047 Fax No. 527-0144	Region VI 5000 Iloilo City Tel. No. 337-7350 Fax No. 335-1119

	Cordillera Administrative Region 2600 Baguio City Tel. No. 442-5706 Fax No. 443-6179	Region VII 6014 Mandaue City Tel. No. 253-8892 Fax No. 346-4882

	Region I San Fernando 2500 La Union Tel. No. 242-4846 Fax No. 888-3266	Region VIII 6500 Tacloban City Tel. No. 325-5148 Fax No. 325-7629

	Region II Tuguegarao 3500 Cagayan Tel. No. 844-1363 Fax No. 846-9153	Region IX 7000 Zamboanga City Tel. No. 491-2666 Fax No. 993-0449

	Region III San Fernando 2000 Pampanga Tel. No. 961-3908 Fax No. 961-6043	Region X 9000 Cagayan de Oro City Tel. No. 726-918 Fax No. 7222-629

	Region IV 4000 San Pablo Tel. No. 562-5193	Region XI 8000 Davao City Tel. No. 224-2962 Fax No. 224-0491

	Region V 4500 Legaspi City Tel. No. 480-8576 Fax No. 214-3495	Region XII 9600 Cotabato City Tel. No. 421-2063 Fax No. 421-3230

Cebu Shopping Centers

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 11:55:00 +0000

Ayala Center- Cebu
Cebu Business Park
Phone: 231-5342

Banilad Town Center
Banilad
345-3261

Century Plaza Complex
Juana Osmeña St.
Phone: 255-1697

Coco Mall
Osmeña Blvd.
Phone: 254-9611

Colonade Mall
Colon St.
Phone: 253-9067

Elizabeth Mall
Cor. Leon Kilat & N. Bacalso Ave.
Phone: 254-4203

Gaisano Country Mall
Banilad
Phone: 231-1481

Gaisano Main
Colon St.
Phone: 254-6391

Gaisano Metro
P. Lopez St.
Phone: 253-7761

JY Square Discovery Mall
Salinas Drive, Lahug
Phone: 232-2747

Mango Square Mall
Gen. Maxilom
Phone: 255-0650

QC Pavilion
Gorordo Ave.
Phone: 231-3649

Raintree Mall
F. Ramos St.
Phone: 253-1160

Robinson Commercial Complex
Fuente Osmeña
Phone: 255-4552

Rosita's Colon
Colon St.
Phone: 253-5517

Rustan's Department Store
Mango Ave.
Phone: 231-5641

SM City Cebu
North Reclamation Area
Phone: 231-0557

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 17:09:00 +0000

Cebu! Cebu!

Cities

Municipalities

Landmarks

Economy

Indicators (2005)
Investments (US$ Million) — 4,983.60
Total Exports (US$ Million) — 2,846.88
Total Imports (US$ Million) — 3,127.16

Major Industries:

Electronics / electrical equipment manufacturing, computers, metals and precision instruments, chemicals, industrial parts assembly, food processing, furniture, fashion accessories, gifts, toys and housewares (GTH), garments, stonecraft, shipbuilding, and mining.

Principal Exports:

Semi-conductor devices, electronic timepieces, electronic components, wire harness, floppy disk drives, photographic equipment, garments, furniture, camera paraphernalia, car stereos, audio/video equipment, carageenan, fashion accessories, coconut oil, frozen shrimps, vehicle / machinery parts

Financial Systems:

50 Commercial Banks;
27 Rural Banks;
9 Savings Banks;
5 Gov’t. Banks;
2 Off-shore Banks

With more than 80% inter-Island shipping based in Cebu and having the most domestic air and sea linkages, Cebu is the most accessible place to all points of the country and a major industrial, commercial, trade, and educational hub right in the strategic center of the archipelago.

Its extensive international port facilities, its accessibility to Asia and the rest of the world has led more than a hundred firms, with multinational companies like Mitsumi, Pentax Corp., Marine Colloids, Fairchild Semiconductor, Tsuneishi Heavy Industries, Muramoto Audio-Visual, Lexmark International, Asahi Optical, Teradyne, NEC Technologies, Timex, Olympus Optical, United Technologies, Maithland-Smith, Taiyo Yuden, and others to set up manufacturing plants on the most successful industrial estates, leading the whole country in exports with growth rates for the past 5 years averaged close to 20% higher than that of the entire nation. Government support and incentives provide a major impetus for its growth.

Cebu’s labor force is oriented towards non-agricultural lines and is rated one of the most productive. High domestic and foreign tourist arrivals, strategic central geographic location and accessibility, man and natural resources - all have fueled the robust growth of Cebu with an excellent economic track record and now the fastest growing economy in their country.

Cebu is home to some national and international corporations like Gaisano Group of Companies, Aboitiz Group of Companies, WG&A, Norkis Group of Companies, Bigfoot International, Lexmark Philippines Inc., Lhuillier Jewellers, among others. Its international port (cargo and container) is currently the one of busiest in the country. Homegrown brands in the city have expanded throughout the past years finding a niche in the national and even in the international market like Penshoppe, Oxygen, Loalde, and Island Souvenirs. Other homegrown brands that have expanded outside the city and province include BO’s Coffee Club, Julie’s Bakeshop, Orange Brutus, among others.

Due to its burgeoning furniture-making industry, Cebu has been hailed as the furniture capital of the country. The Department of Trade and Industry in Cebu is aiming to develop this aspect of Cebu economy by specifically targeting small to medium enterprises or SMEs whose products are considered export-quality.

Cebu is also fast becoming an IT hub as many companies, either local or outsourced, are establishing their headquarters in Cebu. The city has become a site for various U.S. call centers and BPOs. The Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry, an organization comprised of Cebu’s businesses, are hedging the city’s growth and economy on information and communications technology, with the aim of making it a premier ICT investment, software, and e-services hub in Southeast Asia.

Shipbuilding companies in Cebu have manufactured bulk carriers of up to 70,000 DWT, and double hulled fastcrafts as well.

Infrastructure

Industrial Estates / Economic Zones

Crossing at the Cebu Business Park

Cebu City Business park in Metro Cebu

13 locations

The Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) in Mactan Island has regular direct flights to (among others) Hong Kong, Singapore, Taipei, Busan, Koror, Tokyo, Kota Kinabalu, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul, Shanghai and Doha, Qatar. There are also direct transfer flights via the capital's NAIA that readily connects the city to other destinations in the world.

With the number of weekly international flights to and from MCIA increasing, a new international terminal will be constructed starting 2006 and will be completed in four years

MCIA which has a capacity of 2 million passengers, will in future be purely devoted for domestic use.

The Cebu International Port is the biggest and main port of entry in the province of and Central Visayas Region. Its international port is a multipurpose terminal covering an area of 10 hectares.

Electricity

The city mostly gets its power from an interconnection grid with the Leyte Geothermal Power Plant which also powers majority of the Visayas Islands. There are also coal-fired power plants. Distribution of electricity is provided by the Visayas Electric Company (VECO).

Telecommunication facilities in the city are abundant provided by some of the country's largest telecommunication companies. Connections to the internet are also readily available (e.g. DSL/Broadband Connection).

The Cebu Business Park, a prime business and financial center in Metro Cebu Nearby is the Asiatown Information Technology (IT) Park, another business district that caters mostly to businesses related to the information technology (IT) industry such as software development, telecommunication, call centers, among others.

South of the city is the South Road Properties (SRP) Special Economic Zone, a 300-hectare prime real estate zoned that would house a business district, a tourism zone, and an industrial area patterned after the nearby Mactan Export Processing Zone. Its main thoroughfare is the South Coastal Highway which stretches from downtown Cebu City up to Talisay City down south. A 1.2 kilometer tunnel is currently being constructed at the highway's entrance in Cebu City to connect it with Sergio Osmeña Avenue which traverses the North Reclamation Area connecting with Ouano Avenue at the New Mandaue City.

Education

Educational Center for 2/3 of the country

Over 1,000 private and public elementary schools
200 secondary (high) schools
9 universities
29 colleges
10 manpower training centers
Average annual population of 130,000 college students.

The elementary school is from grade 1-6.

High school is often attended. The high school program takes four years to finish; commonly taken after graduating from elementary school. Among the prominent high schools of Cebu are Don Bosco, University of San Carlos‘ High schools, Cebu City National Science High School, University of the Philippines‘ high school, and several private schools that offer high school programs.

Cebu is the main educational hub in central and southern regions of the country. It has nine large universities each with a number of campus branches throughout the metro, and more than a dozen other schools and colleges specializing in various courses such as Medicine, Engineering, Nautical courses, Nursing, Law, Computer and IT, etc.

The most prominent of these universities are the University of San Carlos (USC) and the University of the Philippines Cebu (U.P. Cebu). USC is often regarded as the country’s oldest educational institution and is located in four campuses within the Cebu City. On the other hand, U.P. Cebu is a branch of the renowned University of the Philippines System.

Its newest university, Cebu Doctors’ University (formerly Cebu Doctors’ College) was elevated to university status on November 2004. It is the first and only medical university in the country and is currently constructing a nine-storey main building at the Cebu Boardwalk in nearby Mandaue City.

Among foreign students in Cebu are Iranians, Nepalese, Thais and Koreans.

Media

Media Facilities:

7 local television channels
3 cable TV stations
20 FM & 13 AM radio stations
A variety of local, national and international papers

Cebu has 3 local networks including the dominant ABS-CBN Channel 3, GMA Channel 7, Cebu Television Channel 28, Real Cebu Television (RCTV 36), and the Cebu Catholic Television Network (CCTN 47), a religious station partly owned and endorsed by the Archdiocese of Cebu. Channel 28 and 36 are only seen on cable television and CCTN operates a UHF frequency on channel 47 on free TV and channel 56 on cable.

While national newspapers have presence in the island, Cebu has three English-language local newspapers: The Freeman, Sun.Star Cebu and Cebu Daily News whilst there are also Cebuano-language newspapers, Sun.Star SuperBalita owned by Sun Star and Banat News owned by the Freeman. As of 2005, each of the local dailies sell for P10 a copy, which is much cheaper than their national counterparts.

Political

Some Congressmen of the Province of Cebu have proposed to divide the province into 4 new provinces.

Congressman Simeon Kintanar has proposed to create a province called as Cebu Del Sur which shall comprise the 2nd district of Cebu with Argao as the capital.
Congressman Antonio Yapha has also proposed to create a province called as Cebu Occidental which shall comprise the 3rd district of Cebu with Toledo City as the capital.
Congresswoman Clavel Asas-Martinez has also proposed to create a province called as Cebu Del Norte which shall comprise the 4th district of Cebu with Bogo as the capital.

Cebu is currently subdivided into 6 cities and 47 municipalities.

Religion

Cebu is predominantly Roman Catholic. Other religious minorities include Protestant churches of Assemblies of God, Word for the World, Iglesia ni Cristo, Jesus Miracle Crusade, Jehovah's Witnesses, God's Kingdom, the Baptists, a Reformed Baptist (http://sgbc.faithweb.com), The Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints (Mormons), Taoists, Muslims, etc.

The patron of Cebu is the Santo Niño de Cebu, the Holy Child Jesus The statue is housed in the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, San Nicholas de Tolentino is the oldest church but was partially destroyed during the war. It is the original place where the Spaniards erected the cross and first set foot and later transferred to it's current location the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño. Soon, the patron was changed to the Lady of Guadalupe to conform to canonical practice of having patron saints instead of Jesus Christ himself.

According to historical accounts, the Santo Niño was given by the Portuguese sea captain and explorer Ferdinand Magellan to the wife of the chief of Cebu. That act is depicted in Cebu's largest, most popular and largest cultural event, the Sinulog where street-dancing and loud drum beats preceded by a holy Mass is the main attraction.

Magellan's Cross Kiosk

Cebu has a Roman Catholic Archdiocese and has several major churches, including the Basilica Minore del Sto. Nino, the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, the San Carlos Church, the Sto. Rosario Parish Church, San Jose-Recoletos Church, Sacred Heart Church, etc. as well as several other non-Catholic churches and temples.

from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cebu

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Consulate Offices

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Austria
CRM Bldg.
Escario cor. Molave Sts., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 231-0605/231-4030
Honorary Consul: Mr.Arcadio C. Alegrado

Belgium
6/F Insular Life Bldg.
Gorordo Ave., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 231-5331/232-2676
Honorary Consul: Mr. Enrique L. Benedicto

Canada
45/L Andres Abellana St., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 256-3320/254-4749
Honorary Consul:Mr. Robert O. Lee

Chile
Aboitiz Bldg. Banilad, Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 231-2580/231-0633
Honorary Consul: Mr. Luis M. Aboitiz

DenMark
Unit 903, 9th floor keppel Centre
Cebu Business Park, Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 233-1328/233/1323
Honorary Consul: Mr. Sabino Dapat

France
Blue Planet, 556 Juan Luna Ave.
Mabolo, Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 232-0935 to 36
Honorary Consul: M
r. Richard Fourteau

Japan
12/F Metrobank Plaza Bldg.
Osmena blvd.,Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 255-0287 to 89
Honorary Consul: Mr. Takashi Suzuki

Mexico
Mezzanine Floor, wee Bldg.
424 Gorordo Ave., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 233-2785/233-2792
Honorary Consul: Mr.Louis G. Ugarte

Netherlands
Mathaphil Compound Tipolo, Mandaue City
Tel. (63-32) 346-1823
Honorary Consul: Mr. Roberto E. Aboitiz

Norway
Aboitiz & Co. Bldg. Banilad Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 232-3133/232-0396
Honorary Consul: Mr. Andoni F. Aboitiz

Panama
103-107 Plaridel St., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 254-7025
Honorary Consul: Mrs. Emily B. Chioson

People’s Republic Of China
Cebu Fil-Chinese Volunteers
Don Julio Llorente St., Capitol Site
Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 256-3400/256-3456
Honorary Consul: Mr. Wu Liangi

Portugal
Cadiz Steel Corporation
Tingub Road, Mandaue City
Tel. (63-32) 344-0233/346-6293
Honorary Consul: Mr. Samuel L. Chioson

Slovak Republic
Grand Cement Manufacturing Corp.
6/F Insular Bank Bldg.
Gorordo cor.Maxilom Aves., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 231-5333/231-4825
Honorary Consul: Mr. Antonio Chiu

Spain
476-G Molave St. Lahug Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 231-1329/231-5159
Honorary Consul: Mr. Jaime R. Picornel

Sweden
415 Gorordo Ave.,Lahug,Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 233-3106
Honorary Consul: Mr. Jose B. Sala

Switzerland
Diplomat Bldg. Ramos St., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 253-7012/253-7078
Honorary Consul: Mr. Markus Stern

Thailand
Eastern Shipping Lines Bldg.
M.J. Cuenco Ave., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 232-9511/254-6202
Honorary Consul: Mr.Roy L. Chiongbian

Turkey
B. Benedicto & Sons,Inc.
103-107 Plaridel St., Cebu City
Tel. (63-32) 254-4624/255-0113
Honorary Consul: Ms. Leontina L. Benedicto

United Kingdom
Villa Terrace, Greenhills Road
Casuntingan, Mandaue City
Tel. (63-32)346-0525/346-0269
Honorary Consul: Ms. Moya Jackson

United States Of America
3rd Floor, PCIB Bldg.
Gorordo Ave., Cebu city
Tel. (63-32) 231-1261 to 63
Consular Agent: Mr. John F. Domingo

Embassies with no Consulate in Cebu City:

Australia
104 Paseo de Roxas cor. Perea St.
Legaspi Village
P.O. Box 1274 Makati City

Germany
Botschaft, 777 Paseo de Roxas
Solid Bank Bldg
MC P.O. Box 992 Makati City

source: Cebu City Tourism

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Cebu Town Zip Codes

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Alcantara - 6033
Alcoy - 6023
Alegria - 6030
Aloguinsan - 6040
Argao - 6021
Asturias - 6042
Badian - 6031
Balamban - 6041
Bantayan - 6052
Barile - 6036
Bogo - 6010
Boljoon - 6024
Borbon - 6008
Carcar - 6019
Carmen - 6005
Catmon - 6006
Cebu City - 6000
Compostela - 6003
Consolacion - 6001
Cordova - 6017
Daang-Bantayan - 6013
Dalaguete - 6022
Danao City - 6004
Dumanjug - 6035
Ginatilan - 6028

Lapu-Lapu City - 6015
Liloan - 6002
Mactan Airport- 6016
Madridejos - 6053
Malabuyoc - 6029
Mandaue City- 6014
Medellin -6012
Minglanilla- 6046
Moalboal - 6032
Naga - 6037
Oslob - 6025
Pilar - 6048
Pinamungahan - 6039
Poro - 6049
Ronda - 6034
Sambaon - 6027
San Fernando - 6018
San Francisco - 6050
San Remegio - 6011
Santa Fe - 6047
Santander - 6026
Sibonga - 6020
Sogod - 6007
Tabogon- 6009
Tabuelan - 6044
Talisay City - 6045
Toledo City - 6038
Tuburan - 6043
Tudela - 6051

Where to Dine

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AA Isda Baboy N’ BBQ

Lahug (272-1623)

Alejandro’s Steak & Seafoods House
Don Jose Avila Street (264-5022)

Bahay Fiesta Manukan Restaurant
Ranudo Street (344-1192)

Bahay Pistahan Restaurant (J0’s Chicken)
Lahug (344-1192)

Banri Noodle House
Archbishop Reyes Avenue (234-0788)

Bean Sprouts Oriented Cuisine
Kamputhaw (254-0009)

BF Management Corp. (Cebu Grand Hotel)
N. Escario Street (254-9823)

Big Cuisine, Inc.
Banilad (234-1368)

Bigby’s Quality Food Corporation
Cebu Business Park (234-2495)

Black Angus Steak House Corp.
Kamputhaw (412-6302)

Bo’s Coffee Club- Fuente Osmeña
Cebu Business Park (233-5400)

Brikenzon’s Business Service, Inc.
Gen. Maxilom Avenue (254-1191)

Brio Sports Café Food Corp.
Lahug (231-7378)

Brutus Food Systems, Inc.
Colon (346-1121)

C & C Food Venture Group, Inc.
Banilad (232-1457)

Café Havana Cebu
Cebu Business Park (231-7787)

Café Orchidia
Lahug (232-7375)

Casino Español de Cebu
V. Ranudo Street (253-3131)

Cebu Barbeque Palace, Inc.
D. Jakosalem Street (255-9985)

Cebu Beehive Restaurant
F.Ramos Street (253-7428)

Cebu Big Mao Chinese Bistro
Cebu Business Park (231-0347)
Archbishop Reyes Avenue (231-0347)

Cebu Chef’s Garden
Gen. Maxilom Avenue (416-4456)

Cebu Chow Foods Corporation
Apas (231-3695)

Cebu Country Club, Inc.
Banilad (231-0345)

Cebu Dimsum Topping House Corp.
Colon Street (272-2044)

Cebu Elicon House, Inc.
Junquera Street (255-0300)

Cebu Lumpia House Fine Dining
Apas (416-8481)

Cebu Majestic Foods, Inc.
Cebu Business Park (232-2301)

Cebu Pollo Grande, Inc.
Archbishop Reyes Avenue (232-2301)

Chowfun, Inc.
Pahina Central (414-1114)

Chowking Food Corporation
Fuente Osmeña (254-3300)
Cor. Colon & Osmeña (253-5776)
Cebu Business Park (231-2262)

Citidine Restaurant
Mabolo (232-5581)

City Sports Club
Cebu Business Park (415-8700)

Club Gourment, Inc.
Cebu Business Park (234-2326)

Club Nyx Karaoke Bar
Lahug (254-5598)

Coffee Centrale the Bean Company, Inc.
Banilad (233-5900)

Cue Café
Banilad (416-4000)

D’Best Kitchenette
Borromeo Street (256-0856)

Dear Manok Grilled Chicken & Restaurant
F. Ramos Street (254-2300)

Deli Gourment Unlimited, Inc.
Mabolo (231-0157)

Dimsum Break
Cebu Business Park (255-8882)
Colon Street (255-8882)
Leon Kilat Street (255-8882)

Dimsum Square
F. Ramos Street (272-0504)

Ding Qua Qua Dimsum
Lahug (255-8882)

Drifters Food Corp.
Gaisano Country Mall (262-8834)

Earth & Ocean Bar & Restaurant
Lahug (254-6190)

East Coffeeshop & Bar
Manalili (254-5698)

East West Café & Tea Shop
Lahug (412-7064)
Cebu Business Park (415-8338)

Eddie’s Log Cabin Coffee Shop
M.C. Briones Street (254-7225)

Favorite Pizzas, Inc.
SM City Cebu (232-6182)
Cebu Business Park (232-6186)

Fiesta Maracas
Lahug (233-4054)

Fisherman’s Net and Garden Bistro Corp.
Lahug (234-4023)

Freemont Foods Corporation
Fuente Osmeña (254-7423)

Front Row Bar & Restaurant
Apas (254-5718)

Gaisano Bros. Merchandising, Inc.
Apas (253-0660)

Gaisano Metro (Viscal Dev. Corp.)
Cor. Juan Luna & Colon Street (253-0660)

Gaisano South Supermarket
Cor. Colon & Leon Kilat Street (254-8888)

Gerry’s Grill
Cebu Business Park (412-8283)

Ginza Restaurant, Inc.
Banilad (232-5406)

Golden Bowel Dimsum Express, Inc.
North Reclamation Area (253-0660)
Leon Kilat Street (253-0660)

Golden Cowrie Native Restaurant
North Reclamation Area (231-8530)

Golden Peak Cuisine and Bar Inc.
Lahug (255-1166)

Golden Roast Chicken, Inc.
North Reclamation Area (254-1323)

Grand Majestic Convention City
Archbishop Reyes Avenue (232-1103)

Hap Japs Food Tec, Inc.
Cebu Business Park (233-9070)

Harbour City Dimsum House Co.Inc.
North Reclamation Area (255-8882)
Gen. Maxilom Avenue (255-8882)
Cebu Business Park (255-8882)

Hodge Podge Rest. & Music Lounge
Juan Luna Cor. Cabahug St. (346-8068)

II Sole Ristorante
Lahug (269-4488)

Jochin’s Times Kitchen
Capitol Site (255-4904)

Joven’s Grill & Seafoods
Osmeña Blvd. (256-7472)

Kahayag Kafe
M. J. Cuenco Avenue (233-8676)

Kan-Anan Ni Mergie
Jasmin Street (412-3983)

Kanyoen Restaurant Corporation
Mabolo (232-2989)

Karne Grill
Colon Street (253-0660)

Kenny Rogers Roaster
Cebu Business Park (254-1323)

Kentuky Fried Chicken
Cor. Colon & Legaspi Street (253-6563)

Krua Thai, Inc.
Banilad (231-9382)

Ku-Kai Resto Bar
Kamputhaw (346-9781)

La Buona Forchetta PaPaollo
Jones Avenue (269-4488)

La Tegola Cucina Italiana Branch 1
Busay (233-7435)

Leisureland Sports Center, Inc.
Lahug (346-8068)

Luz’ Inasal Baboy/Manok
Kamputhaw (253-8270)
Osmeña Blvd. (254-8457)

Mainline Marketing
Juana Osmeña (261-3654)

Manang Gina’s Lutong Bahay
Mabolo (232-7831)

Mandaue Tsibogs Sa Fortuna, Inc.
Lahug (346-8068)

Mikado Japanese
Archbishop Reyes Avenue (232-2301)

Manila Foodshoppe Corp.
Capitol Site (254-0276)
Manalili Street (254-0276)

Max’s Cebu, Inc.
Cebu Business Park (232-6627)
North Reclamation Area (232-0728)

McDonalds
Arlington Pond Street (254-5886)

Metro Ayala Center
Cebu Business Park (253-0660)

Mother’s Fried Chicken
U2 Street (346-8068)
Cebu Business Park (346-8068)

Nang Vicky’s Native Food Haus & Rest.
Talamban (254-0506)

New Mongolian Express & Dimsum Station
North Reclamation Area (0918-4142777)

Ocean Garden Dining
Lahug (233-4891)

Our Place
Cor. Sanciangko & Pelaez Street (254-7225)

Pancake House, Inc.
Cebu Business Park (232-2641)

Patio Ecila
Cebu Business Park (235-8353)

Persian Palate Restaurant
Cebu Business Park (232-5898)
Banilad (232-5898)

Pete’s Food Industries, Inc.
Pelaez Street (254-9783)

Philippine Pizza Incorporated
North Reclamation Area (345-1917)
Kamputhaw (345-1917)
N. Bacalso Avenue (345-1917)
Fuente Osmeña (345-1917)
Archbishop Reyes (345-1917)

Pizza Hut
Cebu Business Park (345-1917)
Banilad (345-1917)
North Reclamation Area (345-1917)

POD S.O. Family Entertainment
Lahug (345-4109)

Port Restaurant Incorporated
Lahug (231-7441)

Portion Food Corporation
Kasambagan (232-6830)

Pub and Live Seafood Haus
Lahug (340-0335)

Rai Rai Ken Foods Corporation
Kamputhaw (256-3541)
North Reclamation Area (232-2825)
Cebu Business Park (233-2242)

Ratsky Entertainment
Cebu Business Park (234-2113)

Remros Food, Inc.
Cebu Business Park (233-8603)

Ric’s Barbecue & Restaurant
North Reclamation Area (233-5900)
Cebu Business Park (233-5900)

Robinson Place Cebu
F. Osmeña Cor. Ramos Street (253-9711)

Rosita’s Food, Inc.
Lahug (345-6789)

Sen Ryu Japanese Restaurant
Lahug (234-2547)

Shanghai Bay Food Corporation
North Reclamation Area (346-8068)

Shooter’s Bar & KTV
Gen. Maxilom Avenue (254-8764)

Smile Again RestoBar
Lahug (0915-5856293)

Smokin’ Rice Foodshoppe
Cebu Business Park (346-8068)
Robinson’s Place (346-8068)
North Reclamation Area (346-8068)

Southern Venture Food Services, Inc.
North Reclamation Area (232-0682)

Southpoint Bar
Mambaling (263-3375)

Spice Fusion Restaurant
Banilad (344-7280)

St. Mortiz Pub & Restaurant
Lahug (231-1148)

Steve’s Music Bar & Karaoke
Cor. Mango Ave.,& Menchavez St. (254-8764)

Sunburst Fried Chicken
E.Legaspi Street (255-0825)

Tequila Joe’s
Cebu Business Park (254-1199)

The Boss Grill
Gen. Maxilom Avenue (254-1199)

The Ching Palace Dimsum Noodle
Lahug (416-2925)

The Desert Factory Restaurant
Cebu Business Park (418-9699)

The Green Derby
Banilad (346-9324)

The Tinder Box
Archbishop Reyes Avenue (346-8068)

Thunderdome Cebu
F. Ramos Street (272-0651)

U & P Food, Inc.
Cebu Business Park (233-8603)

Vicar Fruits & Foods
Kamputhaw (273-0990)

Victor & Sons Realty Corp.
Busay (231-2641)

Visayan Restaurant
V. Gullas Street (346-8524)

Windsar Castle Bar & Restaurant, Inc.
Kamputhaw (253-7949)

Winter Sonata Restaurant
Kamputhaw (416-5728)

Zao Resto Grill
Guadalupe (254-3811)