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Friday, July 8, 2022

Jollibee Group and Yoshinoya International hold partnership ceremony

The Jollibee Group and Yoshinoya International hailed its partnership in a ceremony that culminated in a beef bowl toast led by Jollibee Group President & CEO Ernesto Tanmantiong (front row, 3rd from left), Asia Yoshinoya CEO Tetsuya Naruse (front row, 4th from left), Jollibee Group President for Philippine Business Joseph Tanbuntiong (front row, 2ndfrom left), and Jollibee Group Chief Real Estate and Design Officer William Tan Untiong (back row, 3rd from left).


 The Jollibee Group welcomed Yoshinoya International executives in a Partnership Ceremony on June 25 to celebrate their collaboration that will bring the authentic Yoshinoya Japan beef bowl experience to the Philippines.

Yoshinoya, Japan’s world-famous Beef Bowl Chain, is the first foray into Japanese food by the Jollibee Group. Jollibee Foods Corporation formed a joint venture with Yoshinoya International Philippines Inc. (“Yoshinoya International”) to operate the Yoshinoya stores in the country, with plans to expand to 50 stores in the long term.

The Yoshinoya International executives who attended the private ceremony were Tetsuya Naruse, CEO of Asia Yoshinoya International Sdn Bhd (“Asia Yoshinoya”); Shigekazu Miyata, President of Yoshinoya International; and Shigeo Kurokawa, Director of Yoshinoya International.

Asia Yoshinoya CEO Tetsuya Naruse hailed its partnership with the Jollibee Group during the partnership ceremony. “In the history of Yoshinoya, I can say that we have never encountered a company such as yours. I’ve met the best partners that we could work with and I’m really looking forward to this partnership.”

"We would like to thank Yoshinoya International for partnering with Jollibee Group. Together, under Yoshinoya Jollibee Foods Inc., we will grow and expand Yoshinoya in the Philippines, and we will work hard to make it the No. 1 Japanese restaurant in the country," said Joseph Tanbuntiong, President for Philippine Business of the Jollibee Group.

In a disclosure released in February 2021, the Jollibee Group said it aims to be the leading market developer of foreign restaurant brands in the country, as these foreign franchised brands are expected to contribute to the sustainable growth of its domestic business.  Jollibee Group continues to see the success of brands like Burger King, Panda Express, and PHO24 and will apply the same success drivers in expanding Yoshinoya.

Partnership for success

Like the humble beginnings of the Jollibee Group, Yoshinoya started as a family-run shop located at Nihonbashi Fish Market in Tokyo. Today, Yoshinoya has more than 2,000 global locations.

“Our dreams to make it big one day in our respective markets have driven Yoshinoya and the Jollibee Group to continuously work hard and always strive for excellence,” said Tanbuntiong. “With similar values and a true love for great tasting food, we see a strong foundation for success in this partnership.”

“I met Jollibee Group Founder and Chairman Tony Tan Caktiong, and after our conversation, I concluded that there is no other company that we would like to do this partnership with. And although some years have passed since then, we have reached this moment today and it’s all thanks to all your efforts,” added Naruse.

“Part of who we are in Yoshinoya Holdings is being ‘For the People,’ which means reaching as many people as possible with our tasty and value-for-money food—this is also what the Jollibee Group is all about. I look forward to working well together and I commit that we in Yoshinoya will give our full support to the Jollibee Group,” he added.

Now ready to serve the same superior tasting and authentic Japanese Beef Bowls, Yoshinoya is set for its grand opening slated this July.


Thursday, April 14, 2022

On a hunt for something eggs-traordinary to do this Easter?


Have your family hop with excitement and treat them to The Great Outdoors Big Easter Bash slated on Sunday April 17 at the Blue Bay Walk Garden in Pasay City. 



Organized by quant shopping retail strip Blue Bay Walk, the event is packed with eggs-citing activities for kids and parents, which will run from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be an Easter Bunny Photo Wall, Easter Egg Arts & Crafts, Easter Egg Hunt, Pet Show, and Easter Story Time. 

The event is open to the public and free of charge.


Interested? Register at the official Facebook page of Blue Bay Walk at www.facebook.com/BlueBayWalkOfficial

 

Join eggs-citing activities for kids and parents at Blue Bay Walk this Easter Sunday. Register at https://swiy.co/eastersundaycelebration


Sunday, June 23, 2019

UMak student crowned Miss Makati 2019

An 18-year old student of the University of Makati (UMak), Micah Beatrice Santos from Barangay West Rembo, has been crowned Miss Makati 2019, besting 23 other candidates at the Coronation Night held Friday at the Makati Coliseum. Makati Mayor Abby Binay said the newly-crowned Miss Makati 2019 impressed the judges with her striking beauty, self-confidence and intelligence, which have made her an ideal partner of the city government in promoting a “smart, sustainable and future-ready Makati”. “Miss Makati 2019 has risen above the challenges she has faced and turned these into opportunities to grow and become a stronger and better person. I am confident that she will be able to fulfil her crucial role in accelerating Makati’s transformation as a Smart City,” Mayor Abby said. The mayor said Miss Makati 2019 will serve as the city’s ambassador of goodwill while inspiring fellow young Makatizens to strive for excellence and take an active part in city-building, as defined by the 2019 pageant theme, “Creating the Future Now”. Santos is also the current titleholder of Miss UMak 2019. She stated that her advocacy is to campaign against bullying, having been a victim of bullies herself, and vowed to help fellow victims overcome adversity. Mayor Abby, accompanied by Miss Makati 2018 Karla O’Hara and Congressman Luis Campos, crowned Miss Makati 2019. Mayor Abby also congratulated the other winners, Miss Makati Tourism 2019 Kristina Cassandra Bahaj and Miss Makatizen 2019 Venice Kayla Barrameda. “Both Miss Makati Tourism 2019 and Miss Makatizen 2019 have shown that they are up to the task of helping us promote innovations that will empower and inspire the citizens of Makati,” she stated. Bahaj, 22, a resident of Barangay Sta. Cruz, said that she was motivated to join the pageant by her personal experience with taking care of a family member suffering from dementia, her own grandmother. This led to her advocacy for making Makati the first “dementia-friendly city” in the country. Barrameda, 21-year old resident of Barangay Guadalupe Viejo, who also won as Miss CEU 2016 at Centro Escolar University, is an advocate of good oral health. Her goal is to promote oral health by providing dental missions for the less privileged to give back to the city. Miss Makati 2019 took home P200,000 cash prize, a crown, a sash, a gift pack from Home of Beauty Color (HBC), and P50,000 worth of gift certificates from iSkin Aesthetic Lifestyle. Miss Makati Tourism 2019, on the other hand, won a cash prize of P150,000, a crown, a sash, an HBC gift pack, and P50,000 worth of gift certificates from iSkin Aesthetic Lifestyle. Miss Makatizen 2019 bagged P100,000 cash prize, a crown, a sash, an HBC gift pack, and P50,000 worth of gift certificates from iSkin Aesthetic Lifestyle. Bahaj was also named “Miss Air Asia” while Barrameda won the titles “Miss iSkin Aesthetic Lifestyle” and “Miss Balmain”. The title “Miss Congeniality” was won by Gianelle Anne Balaton, 22, of Barangay Valenzuela, “Miss Photogenic” went to Micah Beatriz Santos; and “Best in Long Gown” was Renee Rose Tirones, 23, of Barangay San Lorenzo. Now on its 29th year, the Miss Makati 2019 coronation night was hosted by Mikael Daez and Issa Litton. The pageant was part of the month-long celebration of the 349th Founding Anniversary of Makati with the theme, “Makati 2025: Fasttracking Progress”. The board of judges in this year’s pageant was chaired by Albert Andrada, designer; together with Sheila Romero, CEO Air Asia; Kate Pagkalinawan, CEO iSkin Aesthetic Lifestyle; George Royeca, CEO/owner of Angkas; Franco Laurel, singer and actor; Ruffa Gutierrez, actress and beauty queen; Tim Yap, host and media practitioner; and designers Anthony Ramirez and Paul Cabral. Entertainment numbers were provided by Air Dance, Nexus (Makati Dance Challenge 2018 Champions), and balladeer Michael Pangilinan. The other 21 finalists included Charlene Marie Inonog (Kasilawan); Stephanie Isabelle Aquino (Poblacion); Sophia Michaela Leanne Aguado (Pio del Pilar); Alliaa Nicole Diputado (Tejeros); Gianelle Anne Balaton (Valenzuela); Patricia Rose Pangan (San Isidro); Bianca Gabrielle Abaya (Poblacion); Lailah Guiuan (Pembo); Kaoru Aseana Pimentel (South Cembo); Jan Karen Esguerra (Bel-Air); Monica Acuno (West Rembo); Hannah Patricia Beatrice Kristiansen (Northside); Desiree Harriet Alyanna Gamboa (Guadalupe Viejo); Charlyn Joyce Barrientos (Southside); Ma. Anna Clarisse Villavicencio (San Antonio); Marie Gabrielle Brillantes (Poblacion); Princess Vinia Putulin (South Cembo); Renee Rose Tirones (San Lorenzo); Elliah Kate Nicolas (East Rembo); Jeanne Pauline Suplente (Guadalupe Viejo); and Erika Mae Salvador (Comembo). The candidates were adjudged with the following criteria: Intelligence, 40 percent; beauty, 40 percent; and personality, 20 percent.

Thursday, May 30, 2019

A fun and exciting birthday awaits kids at the Jollitown Theme Park

In Jollibee, there is one place that’s always filled with extra excitement-the Jollibee Kids Party (JKP). Its newest party theme, the Jollitown Theme Park, can let kids experience the joys and thrills of the most fun and memorable birthday ever. Kids are being called aboard the fun train to the Jollitown Theme Park where Jollibee and his Friends excitedly await to welcome them to the newest place to spend lasting memories. With this latest addition to the various JKP theme options, parents have, their children can imagine the ultimate theme park adventure through the party’s amusement park activities, games, entertainment, and party favors.


“For most kids, visiting a theme park is definitely one of the most exciting and memorable experiences and we want to bring this joyful experience to our Jollibee Kids Party. We imagine Jollitown Theme Park to be the most fun destination for kids and this newest theme offering would definitely give the most unforgettable birthday which kids can only get from the jolliest place closest to their hearts, Jollibee,” shared Jollibee Brand Manager for Kids Marketing Malot Augustin. A day of thrills at the Jollitown Theme Park Media friends and their children were invited to the official launch of the Jollitown Theme Park party at Jollibee Biopolis Macapagal, Pasay City. Each corner of the Jollitown Theme Park party was filled with classic amusement park activities including the Face Paint station and an interactive photobooth to simulate riding a ride with Jollibee. As soon as the party began, even more games were played like Hetty’s Color Match, Popo’s Power Ball and Jollitown Tower. After all the exhilarating activities at the Jollitown Theme Park, the kids got to recharge with a yummy feast of their Jollibee favorites while enjoying a special performance from Jollibee and his Friends. All the fun led to the special culmination a candle-blowing ceremony for all April celebrants present. The kids went home with loot bags full of goodies and memories of an awesome day in the Jollitown Theme Park.
Jolltown Theme Park Is the latest addition to Jollibee’s growing line-up of fun Kiddy party themes. Give your kids the jolliest birthday yet by choosing among JolliRace, Fairytale Land, Hello Kitty Fun Carnival, and now, the Jollitown Theme Park. The Jollibee Kids Party is available for both in-store and outside parties and has a “Create Your-Own-Package” that gives parents that option to customize their food packages. Check out your nearest Jollibee Party Store for more details.

Thursday, June 28, 2018

The Good Trade, a zero-waste + sustainable fair




If you have the goal of changing your lifestyle into making useful things, maximizes recycling, minimizes waste, reduces consumption, and ensures that products are made to be reused and repaired to sell to make a profit.
There will be an event with eye-catching designs, inspired crowd and surroundings, refillable stations, ethically made clothes, locally sourced food and vegan skin care products. #AllTheGoodStuff!
Join The Good Trade, a zero-waste + sustainable fair at Central Square, 5th Avenue cor. 30th Street, Bonifacio Global City, 4216 Taguig on July 21-22, 2018.
Mission 
In The Good Trade, we believe that we can live a life that's good and does good! We made it our mission to gather brands with the same philosophy so that consumers can make ethical and zero waste purchases without fuss. In line with our goal of making this movement accessible to all, our rental rates are 50% lower than other bazaars in BGC/The Fort area.

What's more?
You'll be part of a community of passionate individuals and brands that create positive social impact. We seek to connect, inspire and empower consumers to live a lifestyle with simplicity and honesty at its core.We're working on fair features that are much more exciting than just buying & selling. Think:interactive photo booth, talks and open demos. As an added bonus, YOU have an option to sponsor a talk or an open demo at The Good Trade.Sharing in The Good Trade philanthropy means to pay it forward in our community and the world. We'll have repair stations for those items you cherish and donation stations for those you need to dispose!

Current Partners
Bulk Food + Homemade Snacks
humble market
Pinkie's Farm
Ethical Fashion ANTHILL Fabric Gallery Candid Clothing
Indayog PH Lumago Designs
Neotiv Pulseras by Kim
STYLE ISLE
TALA
Twelve PH WVN Home Textiles

Zero-Waste Tools
Cupping Initiative Frank
Green Philippines
Sip PH
The Simple Trade
Graphic Image
How Toteful
Refillables & Personal Care
Artem Skincare + Apothecary
Daniela Calumba
Got Heart Shop PH
Lana
Luna Maia
Mayumi Organics
Organic Alley
Ritual
The Olie Mixte
Weekend Kids
Zero Basics

Others
Alpas Pet Accessories (Cause-driven)
Milvidas (Cause-driven)
Meaningful Travels PH (Sustainable Travel)
P.S. Crafts with Soul (Upcycled)
Vitrum Upcycled Bottles and Crafts (Upcycled)
Woodstuff Ph (Upcycled)

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