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1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The great thing about Tapsi is that it’s the vampire among bars in the sense that it lures the innocents and primes them for corruption. This joint is a great venue for meeting new and interesting people. Most of which are musicians in bands, striving artists looking for inspiration, and young...
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Rice meals, sizzling meals, finger foods, and “pulutan” or bar chow—these are your food choices in Tapsi. They don’t seem much but when you’re chilling out with a bunch of friends over some cold booze in between smoking your lungs out and swapping stories about each other’s latest...
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0 of 1 people found this review helpful
To get to Tapsi, you must know how to get to the University of Santo Tomas or UST, and that is not an easy feat. If you are familiar with the Taft Avenue, just get a jeepney going to España. Don’t worry; most jeepneys have “UST” placards in the windshield. If you’re coming from the...
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Finding a good place to chill at in Manila is really easy; that is, if you know where to go. And, that is why I am here. Tapsi is located in Sampaloc, Manila—a place that is not recommended for innocent-looking people. Let’s just say that the crime rate here is the reason for that. But, like...
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Craving for that adventurous and even reckless desire for something new? Then try this place I’ve just discovered. It’s called Tapsi, coined from Tapa or sweet beef strips and Sinangag or garlic fried rice. Now, here in the Philippines, Tapsi is a common name for any old and dingy eatery that...
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