Miss Earth Philippines 2017 candidates visits Yoshinoya

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Last June 29, 2017, candidates of Miss Earth Philippines 2017 visits Yoshinoya Restaurant in SM Megamall,  Mandaluyong City. These beautiful candidates vowed the customers and friends from the media.  They also voiced out their environment advocacy which is the essence of the said pageant. 

During the visit of the candidates in Yoshinoya branches,  SM City North in the afternoon while evening in SM Megamall,  there are three promising candidates chosen as winners and they are:

For SM North Edsa
First Place - Ms. Samantha Acosta - Pulilan Bulacan
Second Place - Ms. Shane Tormes - Mandaluyong City
Third Place - Ms. Catherine Tabaniag - Panglao Bohol

For SM Megamall
First Place - Ms. Samantha Acosta - Pulilan Bulacan
Second Place - Ms. Shane Tormes - Mandaluyong City
Third Place - Ms. Vanessa Mae Castillo - Lobo Batangas



You can watch and support your favorite candidates during pre-pageant events on  July 5 Media Presentation and in the Coronation Night on July 15 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.

Kudos and good luck ladies! 


Yoshinoya is a Japanese fast food chain,  and the largest chain of gyudon (beef bowl)  restaurants.  It was established on 1899 in Japan.  Its motto is "Tasty,  low priced,  and quick". 

Today,  Yoshinoya has 11 branches nationwide.  (SM Megamall,  SM North Edsa,  Fairview Terraces,  SM Fairview,  Glorietta,  Mall of Asia, SM Manila,  Valero,  SM Southmall,  SM Cebu Seaside,  and SM City Cebu. 




Yoshinoya offers yummy japanese food in a very reasonable price. From ramen,  bento,  sushi and tiramisu they served it fresh and hot.  My favorite is tonkatsu bento






For more details,  check:
Website: www.yoshinoya.ph
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/YoshinoyaPhilippines/




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