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Wondering how to give your favorite luxury bag a second life? These restoration spots in the Philippines might just be your best-kept secret.

If you're looking to restore your designer bags to their former glory in the Philippines, especially around Metro Manila, Mom Violy can recommend E Restore Leatherworks for affordable price. Mom Violy went to visit E Restore on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, with Carmina. Getting a Louis Vuitton bag repaired—especially the shoulder strap—can be tricky and pricey, so finding a reliable place like E Restore Leatherwork in Greenhill's is a win. They’re known for handling luxury items with care, and it’s great to hear Mom Violy had a positive experience. One-week turnaround for a luxury bag repair—especially with color-matching the shoulder strap—is quite efficient. And ₱4,000 for restoring a Louis Vuitton piece sounds like a fair deal, considering how meticulous that kind of work can be. Mom Violy said she can bring all her Louis Vuitton and still be original. Mom Violy also purchased some cream to take care of her bags purchasing at  E Restore Leatherworks . Price may varies depe...
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Chicken Inasal Pepper Rice from Pepper Lunch Philippines

Carmina is back in motion trying new food that she had missed out from the two months when she was gone. Just to be healthy and find food that you can order from restaurants you know about what may have changed when you went on travel mode. Carmina found that  Pepper Lunch Philippines  has somewhat a popular dish that is available for you to try the Chicken Inasal (grilled chicken) Pepper Rice for PHP 335.00 ($5.98). Consider it just a meal that has everything with fried rice and chicken inasal in one bowl can fill you up. NOT SPONSORED. Subscribe @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel  a place to look, discover and share. Thank you for your support!
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Single Crunchy BBQ Bacon King from Burger King Philippines

Just when you're feeling homesick missing the food backed from California. No problem Carmina was able to solve her cravings after she discovered Burger King Philippines has somewhat close to a western burger from Carl's Jr. The only difference instead of fried onion rings it is has crispy fried onions inside which made it even better to try something new for a change. Carmina just ordered the smaller version being the junior size of PHP 149.00 ($2.66) without the meal by just adding side order of large fries for PHP 85.00 ($1.63). Carmina was able to solve her cravings from burger that we are use to eating somewhere else. I am back in the Philippines we can find another place that can make us at ease to find food something close to our home in California. Burger King Philippines  is a branch coming from the United States it is easy to find a meal what you miss back from your vacation. NOTE: Carmina is not selling or advertising food served at Burger King Philippines. Subscribe...
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Breakfast Rush in Marikina Heights

Feeling for a mood a quick and easy way to have a breakfast when feeling lazy to cook. There are so many options is to click away from your Grab application on your phone and check out Breakfast Rush located at Marikina Heights. Breakfast Rush has a variety of food between the Filipino or Korean dishes based on if you want with rice or bread to start your day. Basilog with bacon, sunny side up egg, cheese sauce over garlic rice for PHP 169.00 ($3.02). Bacon & Egg Sandwich with milk bread, scramble egg, bacon, tomato, parmesan cheese and garlic aioli for PHP 159.00 ($2.94). Korean Egg Sandwich with milk bread, scramble egg, beef bulgogi, kimchi and umamai sauce for PHP 249.00 ($4.45). Carmina felt there was so many toppings inside it is kind of overflowing for me. Yet it seems to be a trend right now having this kind of milk bread with a lot of ingredients inside it can be a bit messy to eat. Breakfast Rush doesn't have an official website however you can find it at Grab website...
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