Eatsahabit makes it a habit to share happiness. One of their supported charities is Smile Train which cares for those who have good smiles. 

As an all-in diner they have a variety of breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner meals. Their amazing team is delighted to welcome and serve their valued guests and customers with “Happy”, “Healthy”, and “Sustainable” food choices at affordable and reasonable prices.

They aren't just committed to offering their food products to their customers and friends but they also hope to influence them through their advocacies and invite them to join the “Foodprint to a Better World, One Smile at a Time.”

EatsaHabit’s “HABIT TO LIVE” aims to encourage and inspire people to practice sustainable and healthy eating lifestyle through organic and healthy choices. They support environment-friendly practices such as edible straws and reduce-reuse-recycle glass bottles.

Committed to their advocacy, their dynamic team continually innovate healthy choices by featuring sustainable meals, local and organic farm produce. They have introduced their very own Super Plant Bowl, Lettuce Burger Wraps, Turmeric Garlic Mais, Farm Spiced Brown Rice. Customers can also enjoy the condiments from their farm such as Tuba Vinegar and Pickle Sauce.

“HABIT to GIVE” cooperates with SMILE TRAIN, their leadership service partner, to support a child’s cleft surgery and care to be able to eat, speak, and work; “HABIT to LEARN” creates an environment of reading and appreciating Filipino Life and Culture through the support of TAHANAN PUBLICATION; and “HABIT to INSPIRE TALENTS” supports local artists and we are open for collaboration to promote their talent, arts, and advocacy.

HAPPINESS IS A CHOICE. HAPPY + HEALTHY = EVERYBODY WINS. Follow and Like EatsaHabit on Facebook and Instagram #eatsahabit #eatsustainably #livetogive email: eatsahabit@gmail.com. Level 3, Robinson’s Galleria Cebu

   The road to saying the sweetest “I Do” in your life is one that any couple have to be ready for. It is not just a simple decision, but something that needs a lot of preparations.

  Luckily, for those who are currently working hard for their dream weddings to come true, Robinsons Galleria Cebu is holding a Wedding Gallery this February 13 to 15 — while all the love from Valentine’s Day is still in the air.

  From gowns and tuxedos, reception venues, photography and videography services, down to wedding cakes, the Wedding Gallery has it all for soon to be married couples.

  According to Joanna Salazar, Group Marcomm Manager of Robinsons Land Corp., they chose to hold the Wedding Gallery on February in time for Valentine’s Day. "It is the perfect time to celebrate the culmination of love this love month,” she said.

   Wedding Suppliers at the exhibit include Bernardo Flores, Carlo Abaquita, CDI Designs, City Cakes Cebu, Danny Boom, Dino Lloren Edward, James Castro, Edwin Alba, Forever Young Spa, GAC Wedding Errands, Helium Hearts, JF Touch by Janna Fernando, Lane of Cakes, and Macaron 5.

   March Tan-Geson, Michel’s Wine, MW Studios Photography and Media Services, Onesimus, Protacio, Providore, Rei Escario, Ren Manabat, Robinsons Department Store, Summit Galleria Cebu, Valerie Alvez, Wendell Quisido, and Yoko Sato complete the wedding exhibit which is held at the Atrium of Robinsons Galleria Cebu.

   While most wedding exhibits usually always highlight wedding gowns in a fashion show, the Wedding Gallery is doing things differently.

    Instead, a Groom’s Fashion Show on February 15 at 4 P.M. in the Robinsons Galleria Cebu Atrium took place. 

     Designs by the like of Edwin Alba, Danny Booc, Rei Escario, Bernardo Flores, Marichu Tan-Geson, Dino Lloren, Onesimus, Protacio, and Wendell Quisido will be feature during the Groom’s Fashion Show.

      The Groom’s Wear creations of Cebuano designers were worn by some of the prime models and beauty pageant holders in Cebu. Among the male models are top finalists of Ginoong Pilipinas Cebu 2019, including the newly-crowned Misters of the World Lorenzo Isip.
  Meanwhile, Binibining Cebu 2018 Steffi Aberasturi was the darling of the night owning and closing the show with a creation of Marichu Tan-Geson.

   AC Motors, owned by one of the oldest and largest business group in the Philippines, Ayala Group of Companies, now brings you: Volkswagen, Kia, Maxus and many more. Along with some friends, we got the chance to feel the #ACMotorsExperience when they gave us a tour in their showroom. 

Iconic Dealership Inc. is replete with necessary amenities such as car painting and maintenance services. 

It also boasts its customer relation services which puts premium on various concerns faced by car owners. 

Kia started in 1944 as a manufacturer of steel tubing and bicycle parts, moves to making complete bicycle in 1951.They changed their name from Kyungsung Precision Industries to Kia Industries Inc. And begins manufacturing motorcycle for Honda in 1957. Then in 1962, begins manufaturibg the B360 3-wheeler truck licensed under Mazda.

From making steel tubing and bicycle parts they venture they opened Kia Motors North America in 1992. In 1994, Kia begins Kia Brand retail sales in the US in Portland, Oregon.

In 2018, Philippines, AC Industrials acquires distribution rites for Kia in the Philippines.

In 2013, Volkswagen returned in the Philippines. Volkswagen Group, world’s largest automaker with its headquarters in Wolfsburg, Germany appointed Automobile Central Enterprise, Inc. (ACEI) as the sole Volkswagen Importer for the Philippines – named as Volkswagen Philippines.

May 27 2013, with Fernando Zobel de Ayala President and CEO of Ayala Corporation, Weiming Soh Executive Vice President Commercial Operations Volkswagen Group, Greater China/Asean and John Philipp Orbeta President and CEO of Ayala Automotive Holdings is the official signing cermony that was held in HongKong.

   Out of all the cars on display at AC Motors, Maxus G10 is by far the most promising when it comes to various function and comfort. The car has a charging outlet, a drink holder, a spacious baggage area, and sliding chars which can occupy 9 persons in total. Know more about MaxusG10 in this video. 

👉Visit AC MOTORS showroom to see the cars in person at A. Soriano Avenue, North Reclamation Area, Mabolo Cebu City, from 8:00am to 6:00PM (weekdays).

Manila, Philippines -- In order to stimulate interest and support from leading companies in the country, officials from the Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (CCCI) went on a 4-day roadshow in Manila.

Representatives from companies like Microsoft Philippines, PLDT Enterprise, Unionbank, Amazon Web Services and Grab Philippines met with CCCI officials in separate visits to discuss possible collaborations and partnerships for the upcoming Cebu Business Month (CBM) 2020 this June.

“The Manila Roadshow was initiated for the purpose of maximizing our campaign of this year’s CBM and its lined up programs to its valued and prospective sponsors,” said CBM 2020 Overall Chairman Michael Cubos.

CBM 2020 Overall Chairman Michael Cubos and CCCI President Virgilio Espeleta led the team which conducted the roadshow last February 4, 5, 6 and 7. With them were CBM 2020 Vice Chairman Gerald Yuvallos, CBM 2020 Lead Advisor LiluAliño, CBM Division Head Maribel Melgar, and CBM Division Officer JovitoBocado.

Aside from the aforementioned companies, the team also met with representatives from BPI, Eastern Communicationtions, Animation Council of the Philippines, Manila Bulletin, The ABS-CBN News Channel, Prime Philippines, Philippines AirAsia, and Cebu Pacific Air.

Part of the roadshow was also a productive meeting with the Department of Tourism (DOT). The team personally presented CBM 2020 to Usec. Benito Bengzon, Jr., the Undersecretary of Tourism Development Planning.

Now on its 24th year, CBM 2020 is bannered with the theme “Bring IT On.” It is the flagship project of the CCCI and is slated every June of the year. A month-long list of activities that include conferences, seminars, workshops, mentoring sessions and similar activities have been lined up, all with the objective of inspiring, promoting and helping Cebu businesses grow.

The theme “Bring IT On” also serves as a battle cry to encourage, invite, and at the same time challenge everyone within the ecosystem to bring what they can offer to fill the needs of Cebu businesses and be part of the solution.