What's coffee culture like in Quezon City, Metro Manila?

Quezon City is one of the largest city in the Philippines. You can see different structures and buildings here. From malls, markets, restaurants to cafes and bookshops. There is plenty to see in this city. The people are friendly and hospitable. The food is delicious and affordable. But if there is something ugly with this city, it is traffic.

It’s a busy city, so you can expect that traffic’s really heavy. Quezon City’s pretty big, but if you want a bit of nightlife, you can head to Tomas Morato. There are also a lot of restaurants and cafes there where you can eat and hang out with friends.

Living in Quezon City provides me an easy access to almost everything that I need. From hospitals to outstanding universities and colleges that a parent would someday want to send their kids to get a good education, to supermarkets where you can buy your basic daily necessities, to coffee shops and internet cafes where you can easily meet up with friends, to nature tripping where you can basks in the lush greenery of the surroundings and nature at its finest, surely this city is one to move to.