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Feb 13, 2009 · I noticed on the visa forms it ask for the name and address of your fiancee or spouse and it list street, city , state, etc. just like in U.S. address format. How would you read and input a philippine address into this form format. Here is an example address: KM8 PUROK 12-B TABON MANGAGOY BISLIG CITY.
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- Take A Jeepney Tour
- Learn More About Filipino-American History
- Check Out Artworks from Gabba Gallery
- Get Your Caffeine Fix from A Former Gourmet Coffee Truck
- Feast on Good Ol’ Pinoy Street Food
- Experience Filipino Cuisine with An La Twist
- Visit The Filipino World War II Memorial
Some of you might argue, “Why would I ride a vehicle that I see all the time back home?” Okay, valid, but have you ever tried riding a jeepney in the United States? Didn’t think so. Jeepney tours around Historic Filipinotown are organised by the Pilipino Workers Centeronce a month, usually on a Saturday. Though, if you’re travelling with a bigger g...
Head over to Unidad Park, where you’ll find one of the most notable landmarks in Historic Filipinotown: a massive 150-foot-wide mural called Gintong Kasaysayan, Gintong Pamana. It’s also referred to as Filipino Americans: A Glorious History, A Golden Legacyin English. Created by Eliseo Art Silva, it depicts over 4,000 years of Philippine history fr...
Step inside this contemporary art gallery on Beverly Boulevardto see works from both upcoming and established artists from around the world. While Gabba Galleydoes showcase art in different disciplines — from photography to collage and fine art — it mainly focuses on street art. Outside, you’ll find a hand-painted yellow sign that says “Art in The ...
Tactile Coffeebecame popular among the Downtown LAcrowd back when it was still housed in a mobile truck. Eventually, it found a more permanent home along Beverly Boulevard. They’re known for serving speciality coffee, ranging from standard to innovative. Should you opt for the latter, we recommend the Blackstrap Latte, which is both sweet and nutri...
I mean, if you already went ahead and rode a jeepney abroad — might as well enjoy some street food, too! Clearly, we’re talking about the likes of isaw, kwek-kwek, balut, betamax, and pork barbecue skewers. Your best bet for these would be Dollar Hitson Temple Street, right at the heart of Historic Filipinotown. Oh, and they even serve palamig stra...
For less traditional and more experimental dishes, we recommend HiFi Kitchen. The owner, Justin Foronda, is actually born and raised in Filipinotown. The best-selling rice bowls are a nod to his Pinoy heritage, whereas the store’s ’90s theme is a homage to the era he grew up in. (You’ll love the hiphop beats playing in the background!) Of course, t...
In Lake Street Park, there are five slabs of polished granite, each one with a letter that collectively spell out ‘valor.’ This is the Filipino World War II Veterans Memorial, which honors the 250,000 Filipino and 7,000 Filipino-Americans who fought in the war. On the back of each monolith, there are photographs and text that tell the harrowing sto...
OFFICE AND MAILING ADDRESS: Philippine Consulate General, Los Angeles California. 3435 Wilshire Blvd Ste 550 Los Angeles, CA 90010 U.S.A.
LOS ANGELES 15 August 2019 — Committed to make more government services accessible to its publics, the Philippine Consulate General in Los Angeles is now hosting the Southern California Representative Office of the Social Security System (SSS) in its consular section.
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3435 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90010. Closed today. Hours. Mon 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Tue 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Wed 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Thu 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Fri 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. (213) 639-0980. http://www.philippineconsulatela.org.
