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Ongpin had always been a childhood dream eversince my mom narrated to me about my lolo’s bouts of having a medical check up there. My first time at Ongpin was at the age of 21, where I was wide eyed like a 7-year old child to realize I was actually walking those streets (It was also my first date with my Chinito-eyed ^_^). Going there had brought giggles for a while, but later on, the travel from Pasay to Binondo, Manila had been tiring specially if you’re on commute after lunch.

Imagine a surprise one Saturday morning when I’ve managed to get a load of The Philippine Star free at Jollibee before I sped to my 2nd class session of Marketing. A new Chinatown has just soft opened today at Aseana Business Park, at Pasay! It’s in the middle of Power Station (where our favorite Japanese restaurant, Yasubei, stood) and Mall of Asia. If we drop ourselves after the Macapagal Boulevard street (through commute), we can walk down the street for probably a few blocks only (but I can’t seem to trust it without muggers on the way, so I hope a transportation cooperative realizes that need for a public commute). Otherwise, we probably should hire a private taxi.

Neo Chinatown is located at Aseana Business Park, Paranaque City (along Macapagal Boulevard strip). It is the pioneer project of Bay Pacific Neo Chinatown Inc. To know more about Neo Chinatown, I suggest you visit the press releases, personal blogs and official profile of the company at:

A New Chinatown Arises
Aseana Business Park
Jagerlomo (Blog)
Neo Chinatown Appears at the Bay
Soft Opening of Neo Chinatown Commercial Complex