New in the Neighborhood: A Look into the Latest Must-Visit Spots for Food and Fashion

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There’s always something new to discover across the city’s go-to lifestyle spots—and this season brings a fresh batch of retail and dining arrivals worth a visit. From the hottest selection of footwear to standout croissants and matcha with a story, here’s what’s just opened and what to check out next.

Salomon at Uptown Bonifacio

Salomon Uptown Bonifacio

A long-time icon of alpine performance, Salomon steps onto the pavement with renewed relevance. As comfort-driven fashion becomes a mainstay, the brand’s distinctive trail silhouettes—once reserved for mountain paths—are now a fixture in discerning street style circles. Fusing ergonomic function with a pared-down, utilitarian aesthetic, Salomon offers the perfect footwear solution for those who see city life as its own terrain.

Chotto Matcha at Forbes Town

Chotto Matcha Forbes Town

With serene interiors and an expanded menu, Chotto Matcha invites guests into a quiet homage to Japanese craft and heritage. Every pour pays tribute to the matcha farmers of Mt. Fuji, offering a contemplative cup that’s both grounding and sophisticated. It’s not just about flavor—it’s about ritual, rendered in modern calm.

Sole Republiq at Uptown Bonifacio

Sole Republiq Uptown Bonifacio

A sleek reinvention of a beloved destination, Sole Republiq reopens its doors to sneaker connoisseurs and collectors alike. The space is a treasure trove of rare releases, from Travis Scott’s coveted Jordans to elusive SB Dunks and minimalist On Clouds. Beyond footwear, curated apparel and collectible Pop Mart pieces complete the experience, making it a sanctuary for streetwear culture with tastefully elevated edge.

Flaky Co. at Eastwood City

Flaky Co Eastwood City

A masterclass in restraint and invention, Flaky Co. redefines the croissant experience. Here, classic French gastronomy meets inventive flair—each pastry impossibly light, intricately layered, and finished with thoughtful twists in flavor. It’s an artisanal nod to tradition with just enough rebellion to intrigue.

Discover a refined refresh of city living—explore the newest spaces and experiences now open across Megaworld Lifestyle Malls. For updates, visit megaworld-lifestylemalls.com or call (02) 8462-8888.

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