Manila's nightlife is concentrated in the center of the Philippine capital: restaurants, karaoke bars, concert halls and nightclubs have found their haven there. As for the Manila hotels, they have their own entertainment centers, where musicians perform almost daily.
Nightlife in Manila
Night owls tourists should pay attention to the Roxas Boulevard at nightfall, which is a picturesque promenade with a never-ending life. Not only those who want to hang out in local clubs flock here, but also admire the setting sun over the Maribeles Mountains.
Before heading to the Malate area at sunset, it should be noted that it is the center of gay nightlife, where, moreover, a gay parade is held annually.
When it gets dark, you should definitely visit the Raji Suleiman Park to admire the “dancing” fountains there.
Guests of Manila are advised to dine at the Zamboanga Restaurant: while enjoying Filipino cuisine, visitors will admire the performances (folk dances), the participants of which will be dressed in colorful costumes.
Nightlife in Manila
The Embassy Club's interior is adorned with velvet curtains, ornate mirrors and decorative lanterns. At night in the Embassy, equipped with a VIP area, 2 dance floors, a small garden, a lobby bar (here you can enjoy a lychee martini, watermelon neck and ginger martini) and 2 large halls, they have fun to the music of the 90s, chillout, hard house, R&B, rock, pop.
The three-story Alchemy club pleases guests with the presence of 2 dance-grounds, a luxe-class cafe, 5 bars (guests are treated to stunning cocktails). The first floor is for those who want to chat and eat (DJs are playing a funky house here). The second level is a living room-club with comfortable furniture and a bar where bartenders “chemise” unique cocktails according to their own recipe. Well, on the 3rd floor there is the Vapor-Club, the pride of which is the multi-colored laser and sound (7000 W) systems. International and Filipino DJs perform there.
Despite the fact that FAB is gay-oriented, it is worth coming here no matter what your orientation: acoustic guitars are played here on weekdays, and the audience is pampered with foam parties on weekends.
Every night in the 70's Bistro Bar, both solo performers and groups perform. Party-goers are entertained through folk, rock, pop, reggae and alternative music. The 70's Bistro Bar has a warm atmosphere: there is no dress code (it is advisable to put on something light and free), and the artists communicate with the audience.
Visitors to the My Brothers Mustache Folk Bar have fun on the dance field to the compositions of the 70s and 80s, and also attend the performances of Florante, Joey Ayala, Jess Bartolome, Asin and other performers. There is no dress code in the institution, and the restaurant menu contains Filipino dishes.
The first level of the Gweilos club is a bar with a huge screen (intended for broadcasting performances of stars), the second floor is occupied by a dance floor and a stage for live performances of artists, and the third level is a VIP zone (special guests are sent here).
Show programs and live concerts are organized at the G-Point club, and guests come off on the dance floor to pop-music in Filipino processing, hip hop, folk and rock compositions.
Popular casinos in Manila:
- City of Dreams Manila: an area of 6, 2 hectares is occupied by 365 tables, 1680 machines and tables with electronic games, a shopping mall, an amusement theme park, a restaurant, a fitness room, a spa and a beauty salon;
- Casino Filipino Binondo: The casino is equipped with 6 table games and 131 slot machines.
