Posted on August 21, 2009 - by Lakwatsero
Ayala Terraces in Cebu
Ayala in Cebu has changed a lot since I left in October 2008. Only a few days after I left that Ayala Terraces opened. The Ayala Terraces is the result of the few months of renovation of the back part of the ACC. The entire complex now houses restaurants and food establishments both coming from Cebu and other parts of the country.
The ambiance of the place gives people the impression that everything within its confines is expensive. But don’t be deceived with its looks. On the contrary, I find the rates of the food establishments here relatively affordable (as compared to Metro Manila prices). So far, I’ve only been able to dine at Mooon Cafe — a Mexican Restaurant, Sunburst — Cebu’s signature fried chicken and UCC Cafe.
The Ayala Terraces is a PhP 600M development project by the Ayalas in Cebu. The Terraces, which was originally Ayala Center Cebu’s Lagoon before it was renovated, comprises 8,000 square meters of available floor area for establishments. The addition of the Ayala Terraces in Ayala Center Cebu gives Cebuanos a new definition to their urban lifestyle.
Ayala Terraces at night
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August 21, 2009
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Xef Ladrero said:
Waaah… Ang tagal ko nang di nakabalik sa Cebu. There are a lot of new places to go to and there’s that edge thingy place… *sigh* wish I could go back soon…
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August 21, 2009
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Lakwatsero said:
Edge coaster. I hate that. I’ll make a post about that too.
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August 21, 2009
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John Carl said:
Ayala invests on architecture. Just like what he did on UP-Ayala Technohub and Serendra. Kuya Winston, take me to Cebu! XD
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August 21, 2009
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Lakwatsero said:
The Ayala Terraces pretty resembles UP Ayala Technohub.
But way way far behind Serendra. 
Take you to Cebu? but why? lols.
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August 21, 2009
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Micamyx said:
Napuntahan ko na to per yung UP Technohub hindi ko pa napupuntahan LOL. Take me to Technohub Kuya Winston nyok
Yey Cebu trip again next, next week!
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August 22, 2009
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Lakwatsero said:
mas nauna mo pang puntahan ang terraces bago ang UP Technohub. hahaha
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August 21, 2009
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Vanjohnn said:
wooot for Mooon!!
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August 22, 2009
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Lakwatsero said:
Moon for the win!!!
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August 22, 2009
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Jehzeel Laurente said:
wow! may maganda nanamang mapupuntahan sa cebu. hehehe
sobrang dami kasi ang magagandang lugar sa cebu at nadagdagan pa ng isa! astiggg!
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August 22, 2009
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Lakwatsero said:
aw oo may bago na naman. astig.
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August 24, 2009
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lainee said:
Hi lakwatsero! Great blog you got here
congrats on the emerging influential blog awards.
btw, are you originally from Cebu? just wondering hehe. thanks for the posts, it’s great to be updated about the place. something to look forward to. yey!
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August 24, 2009
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Lakwatsero said:
Hi Lainee. Thanks for visiting my blog. Nope, I’m originally from Davao but I have lived in Cebu for quite some time.
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August 28, 2009
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Charles Ravndal said:
That’s the only place I certainly miss from my slightly long vacay in Cebu.
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September 17, 2009
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ArJay said:
Cebu is amazing! I missed Cebu. Ayala Terraces is a wonderful tambayan place.
Maganda paghapon tumambay kasi malamig tsaka hindi magulo.
Masarap din ang pagkain sa Gerry’s grill mura pa at sa lemongrass. mmmm.
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October 3, 2009
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Lakwatsero said:
I agree. The food in Ayala Terraces is excellent.