Chain focuses on Cebu market.
Netizens argue that low-wage workers deserve dignity and privacy on the job.
City ordinance penalizes public urination with a ₱1,500 fine, one-day hygiene seminar for first-time offenders.
She said Grab refunded her, though she is dissatisfied with the restaurant’s alleged lack of response.
The route opens on Oct. 28, and the company is eying more land transport options from Manila to Bohol.
Netizens flag food safety concerns, inconsistent pet policies.
Book club organizer files complaint to stop cafe from shortchanging small organizers.
Architecture and history cited in bid for cultural recognition.
Owner reportedly allowed to apply for permits despite shutdown order.
Riders push back against Priority rules, cite low delivery fees.
