Discovering Novaliches, Quezon City Philippines

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by: D. Lao

Ever felt like your budget could use a little help because you have already spent most of it on expensive vacation rentals for you and your whole family? It already came to a point where you guys would rather eat in cheap fast food joints than savor fresh food all the time. It is time to tweak your life choices and start finding more affordable long term rentals in Novaliches, Quezon City so you can allot more budget to fresh and good food that would surely fill your heart and appetite.

Where to Find Fresh Food?

Unbeknownst to many, Quezon City is a growing hub for both tourists and OFWs thanks to its strategic transportation connecting all parts of Quezon City. Fresh food is now within reach wherever you may go. If you are thinking of cooking up your own meal in your family’s own newly found self catering apartments in Novaliches, Novaliches Plaza Wet and Dry Market is a good place to start. There you can shop to your heart’s content since it’s fine to haggle just to get fresh food from the incredibly hospitable and friendly vendors.

Discovering Quezon City Town

When you surprisingly decide to get Asian food, Q.C. area is the perfect place to go. It’s a breeze to travel there from Novaliches because of strategic transportation connecting all parts of Quezon City. Banawe is considered as Quezon City’s  various restaurants serving affordable delicious Asian food.  Eat Fresh is the perfect example for that among others thanks to its wide range of skewered street food and rice toppings served in clay pots, which are their best seller.

Fresh Catch Dampa Style

Dampa sa Libis is the perfect place to start for a fresh seafood fix. It is usually on top of most bloggers’ list because of its clean and sanitized dining area. Don’t expect something fancy because “dampa” is a marketplace and restaurant hybrid where you can choose various seafood to be cooked and served right before your very eyes. Vacation rentals in the Philippines are more fun when you can easily visit places like this.

Quick and Healthy Bites

If you’re suddenly craving for something healthier than usual, Quezon City has got it all for you. Upon leaving your furnished housing one month in, you and your family can visit Juju Eats, Go! Salads, Chimara in UP Town Center, Green Pastures, Thai Food or Silly Salads in Teacher’s Village. Try new flavors that are healthy and yummy now that your family is able to save more because you are now staying in one of the most affordable long term rentals in Novaliches.

In Quezon City, you’ll never run out of fresh food options to choose from! That’s why more people are now choosing furnished apartments long term rentals for them to conveniently explore around!

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