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13 comments on “Roxas City”

If you move to Roxas City, you should know that it’s the “Seafood Capital” of the Philippines. Aside from that, stories about “Aswang” are rampant.

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Roxas City is the cleanest and greenest city in the county plus is has a low cost of living, hospitable people, and it has some best beaches on the planet. If your a massive seafood lover, this is the best place.

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For someone moving here, it is important to know our city is the seafood capital of our country. There are many restaurants that serve appetizing seafood. I recommend those restaurants that are at the beach. They serve fresh seafood and the staff are very friendly. The beach can be seen at the back of the restaurant, so while waiting for the food to arrive, you can enjoy taking pictures or playing in the beach.

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I think that one moving to this city should know the people are very hospitable and generous. However, one should also be aware of the dangers in this city such as kidnappers, burglars, rapists, etc. One should also consider the ambient pollution in this environment. Nonetheless, I think Roxas City is such a nice place to settle down for someone who favors a simple and peaceful environment.

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The person must know that this is a Seafood Capital in the Philippines. This person can buy cheap seafood such as crab, shrimp, oysters, shells and different kinds of fish. This city has a lot of historical place, not also that but the name of this city comes from one of the President of the Philippines.

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Roxas City is one of the places that people would love to go to. You will see people who put smiles on their faces. And we are proud to share to everyone that Roxas City has the best seafood in the Philippines. You will enjoy and meet a lot of great people.

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Roxas City is a peaceful city. You’ll consider living in a place where you can be safe and secure. Not worrying about anything because all is well maintained. The sea breeze and fresh air that makes you calm. Also, everything is just five minutes aways from the city whenever you want to grab something. Rest assured, you’ll live a good community.

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Roxas City is a self-claimed Seafood Capital of the Philippines. We offer different kinds of seafood that are uncommon to any other province. We are also known to be the hometown of the late President Manuel A. Roxas. a lot of epic stories can be heard in our city with the corresponding proof in our museum.

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Roxas City is known as the “Seafood Capital” of the Philippines. We do have a lot of varieties of seafood that can arouse your appetite. Aside from that, people are approachable. If you are interested in beaches, we have a lot of beaches that you can choose.

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Roxas City is a 3rd class city that is suitable for people starting careers and families. The city’s accessibility is one of its assets because it is near the sea and at the center of the two biggest provinces in the Philippines. Also, Roxas City is the Seafood Capital of the Philippines.

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Our city is known for abundance of seafood, that’s why it’s called “Seafood Capital of the Philippines”. Many tourist go here just to eat our delicious seafood. Our city is very humid and very hot especially in summer, if you enjoy hot season then you can stay here for good but if not, you should go in either November or December for vacation.

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Roxas City is the Seafood Capital of the Philippines and we are proud to showcase the different delicacies and products we can make out of these natural resources. People here are resourceful. In times of calamities, we help one another for a better and stronger community.

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Roxas City is referred as the 3rd class municipality of Capiz, with a title as the “Seafood capital of the Philippines”, it has a wide range of opportunities to look forward to, especially in the food industry. You will be welcomed with a smile and hospitality in our city.

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