Crossroads

Servulo Christian Battung

Crossroads is situated along Gov Cuenco Ave along Banilad Street immediately after the Shell Fuel Station. This region is filled up with different dining places with different tastes to pick from. There's Japanese (Tajimaya, Banri) Italian (Trattoria DiGianni) Mexican (Maya) Thai (Phat Pho) and much more. There's evena breakfast/dessert place (Abaca Baking Business) and a wines cellar (DB Wines). For the techie individuals, an I Shop is close by to explore your Apple company devices. Gleam party location until wee hrs of the early morning (Distillery) You like to sing and belt your preferred pop, jazz, nation or rock music, there is a family ktv (K1) furthermore. Whatever you're preferrence is, there is a location in Crossroads looking forward to you.

Ed Picson

I rate this little strip mall ("Crossroads") as a "2" for infrastructure, and a "4" for tenant dining places. The congested parking great deal and walking areas come in horrendous form, with surface locations uneven and also buckling up in locations. Very narrow driveway region, without muchclearance, specifically in the "back region" after you create the "U-convert" at the far finish and start to operate a vehicle back toward the street. Portions presently under renovation, and taped off, increasing the congestion and inconvenience. Gov M Cuenco Street (Banilad Road) more often than not horribly congested. Sometimes, virtually impossible to produce a left change exiting Crossroads (there's a good "no left turn" indication there, which everyone appears to ignore), Location for numerous popular dining places: Mexican, Italian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Continental, and so forth, and also a Videoke location and an Apple Shop, and also a few other suppliers. Seems to be favored by the "hip" (and "hip wannabe") younger group, both local and international (Western, Korean, Japanese).