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Take a tour around Makati and relish in the local culture of the city. Outdoor activities let you soak in the actual local life and culture of a city too.

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[Must Watch!] Ayala Triangle Garden’s “Festival of Lights” 2016

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NOW OPEN! AKIRA:  The art of Sushi and Teppanyaki 

Probably one of the classiest Japanese restaurant I've been to. There were chairs specially designed by renowned furniture designer and interior designer Kevin Cobonpue. The interiors were filled with wooden panels stacked together to imitate woods or trees in the forest, leaves were also attached into a string as if the wind is blowing them. Your eyes would indeed be filled with wonderful stuff. Sit down on a red yoda chair  near the bar or relax on the llounges and at their Kawayan Too Chairs or even in front of the teppanyaki table. Every corner of the restaurant shares a different experience.

We had the Mix Sushi plate. It was meticulously prepared and a feast for the senses. It was delicious, you'll even think a Japanese chef had prepared it for you. Only problem I had with it is that it was too big to put in my mouth. Shows how generous they are by the serving.

Then, the rolls. Each set looks perfectly articulated on the plate that you wouldn't dare eat those yummy balls of rice and fish.The authenticity of real Japanese flavors were eminent on every bite I had.

Then on we went to the teppanyaki table. A very skilled young Teppanyaki chef had showcased his skills in the teppanyaki table by demonstrating a small show while he prepares our food. I was amazed when he cracked the egg with his spatula, throwing the egg in the air then catching it in just in time for it to land in the middle of the spatula. Amazing!.

As the night progressed, we ought to have some drinks and Akira serves the best cocktails I've ever tasted. I was so in love with their Mojito and their smooth smooth sake! Yamazaki Friday and Hakushu Saturday are also themes for their weekend nights where a DJ would play awesome music to dance and groove with. 

Being new in the Corporate World and being a fresh graduate, I'm kinda lost as to where I would hang out in the Business District. Everyone seems so busy and rushing around to get to their offices or to get home. But I fiound comfort on those Kawayan Too Chairs and the rythimic Japanese music Akira plays. This is definitely an after-work venue.

For inquiries and reservations you may call ([phone] or email Miguel S. De La Rosa, Marketing Director at [email protected].

AKIRA:  The art of Sushi and Teppanyaki 

Alphaland Makati Place (Just at the back of The Columns)

Malugay St.corner Ayala Avenue Extension, Makati City

Contact No.  ([phone] 

Look for:  Miguel S. De La Rosa

E-mail: [email protected]

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Pictures of the 2012 Christmas Tree of Ayala's Glorietta Complex.

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Ayala Avenue,  Makati City, RP