Furnished Apartments in Novaliches and Establishments

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by: Aileen and Marty B. Soriano

Novaliches because it is surrounded by easy access food Malls,
fresh food kiosks, hospitals, a university, colleges and schools.

It may seem at the start a busy community, an ordinary Filipino 
community. 

Rush hour careens at exactly 7:00 a.m. in time for people
going to work till 9:00 a.m. then starts again at 6:00 p.m.
to 8:00 p.m. when people starts going home from work. 

When people are working, students and children are busy 
studying or working as well. Home based work moms, dads, 
aunts, household staff are usually at their home offices 
and are busy at their computer at 9:00 a.m.

Here are nice places where you can buy food around Novaliches:

1. SM Novaliches is a wide Mall housing all the top of the 
line easy to eat  restaurants, ranging from Filipino, Chinese, 
Japanese and American Food. 

You can also buy here fresh fish, vegetables and groceries.

2. San Bartolome Market is a fresh food market where you can get
your fresh pick. Most mothers visit and buy here after attending
the early morning Holy Mass. 

Fresh Fish, fresh vegetables and fruits, eggs are available here. 

3. Monterey Fresh Meat

If you are a meat eater, you may call or visit Monterey Fresh Farm  
Meat Products at (02)983-0945. A delivery add on cost of Php 45.
is requested if call for delivery at your door step. 

4. Fresh Market Along Quirino Highway

Fresh market along Quirino Highway are produce straight 
from the farm, as it is the high way connecting the 
NCLEX road. 

Produce here are  distributed as early as 4:00 a.m. 
and 3:00 p.m. 

Great place to buy your fresh fruits in bulk, vegetables 
and eggs. 

5. A&W Mini Mart

A&W Mini Mart is 10 minutes walk to get your 
grocery needs, from coffee, pasta and ice. You may also 
buy your toiletries here.

They do not sell perishable fresh goods like 
vegetables, fish and meat unlike in supermarkets.

6.     7-11 

7 -11 is 10  minutes walk away where you can buy 
sophisticated drinks and special bread and other goods 
which you can only buy at 7-11. 

They also sell fast foods if you get yourself 
caught really hungry. 

7. Food kiosks are available for newly cooked 
Filipino Food. 


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