[4K] ARANETA CUBAO, QUEZON CITY - BEFORE & AFTER DOCUMENTARY

[@RoqueMJ]

Thanks for reminding me about yum yum tree! Favorite place for spaghetti back then.

[@egspc]

😢😢😢 I miss! My childhood memories. My fave is Rustan’s Superstore (grocery and department store). I still remember the inside of the Rustan’s bldg. Every Saturday morning is our grocery day. Hay…. Those are really good memories. 😢

[@Pkxd-sm1sm]

It is now in gateway mall

[@voxman7567]

kay sarap balikan ng nakaraan. Thank you for sharing

[@joibu]

Been living abroad since 1998. Everytime I visit Cubao to reminisce, I find it really hard to connect my memories to what I'm seeing. Gone is the Araneta Center I used to know. Nakakalungkot isipin.

[@SQDLVR]

I remember when SM Cubao first opened across from Ali Mall. Ali Mall also had Print Diffusion for imported magazines, Musicland and On Target records, There was also a Skatetown on the 3rd floor to go roller skating.

[@JohnPaulMendoza-s6n]

Saulo ko lahat Dyan palagi Nako pauli uli Dyan . Matagal na Ako ngayon Hindi nakakarating sa cubao miss ko na Ang cubao ...

[@Bambam_bits]

I used to be a mall rat of Farmers Plaza. I missed it, would still like to visit again one day.

[@rrubio6660]

FYI, the movie theaters in Cubao were as follows: Along Aurora Boulevard were Alta, Coronet, Remar, Diamond, Red, White, and Blue Cinemas, and Ocean Cinema. Within the Araneta Center were Cinema 21, Quezon, Sampaguita, Nation, and New Frontier Theater. There was also Grand Theater along EDSA toward NEPA Q-Mart. There were also ALI Mall Cinemas ...obviously, inside the mall.

[@joibu]

Fsmiliar yung Nation cinema. Saan nga iyon?

[@lawrencelou3545]

​​@@joibugen malvar St near gen romulo.. a Korean restaurant samyusal now stands just beside where NATION theater once stood.. just across the street still stands Tropical Hut.. hope it helps in you trying to remember where NATION theater was.. fondest memories watching Close Encounters of the Third Kind..

[@bluemarshall6180]

The fiesta carnival was better before than today. But the Araneta center (City) today is better than before.

[@rjgonzalez9220]

What you missed is Gaisano mall beside COD, along aurora blvrd shopping lane is greg shoes, mamonlok and oz pizza restaurant all these before jollibee cubao. Then there is rempson and uniwide shopping malls. Additional bookstore like goodwill, alemarz and mirriam and webster. Finally Queens super grocery store. And you missed cubao x.

[@redder3076]

Starbucks in Ali Mall used to be occupied by Gift Gate, which sold Sanrio and Swatch products. Skatetown, also in Ali Mall, was demolished in the 1990s and transformed into 5 cinemas, which were then turned into banks and government satellite offices in the 2000s.

[@lawrencelou3545]

The former middle class enclave now caters to the more affluent sector of society... Gone is the Cubao of childhood memories ..

[@daveledonio5793]

Fiesta Carnival is actually coming back where it was before

[@oskeetv1537]

Lets admit it, mas maganda na ang Araneta Center or City kumpara dati. I'm in my 50's, i enjoyed Skate Town in Ali Mall. Technology evolved and so as the New Generation.

[@BONGJEFFCHANNEL]

Lets Support This Channel

[@mouthai4089]

Asan ang famous Fiest Carnival and Skating Rink?

[@bluemarshall6180]

The original market was under the Araneta Plaza.

[@Pkxd-sm1sm]

i saw sm cubao at 3:46