Korean Surplus Store Tour, Cebu City.

Korean Surplus Store Tour, Cebu City.
A Korean surplus store tour, the store is located Salinas Drive Cebu City.
Village People Philippines.

[@salvadoraleman8668]

Thanks for showing furniture, I like it cause they're made of real wood.

[@박진영-s9u2z]

hello madam im a viewer of ur channel from korea im enjoying it so much thanks i used to live in manila & olongapo for 10years i have been in cebu in 1997 i love my second home country the philippines if corona is gone ill be there

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Thank very much for watching

[@patrickobrien5367]

Good morning ate great video thanks for your help 👍ok stay safe and have a great day

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Thanks, you too

[@PhilippinesMyParadise]

Very nice selection of surplus items for good prices in the Philippines. (If you don't mind buying used items)... Always great videos all the time! Thank you so much dai for another sharing. Be safe, stay safe, and keep distance! Best regards/Ned 👍👍

[@simonruth3266]

Love wood furniture! Thanks VPP for showing.

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Hi hope you are both well. Yes they did have some nice pieces.

[@simonruth3266]

@@villagepeoplephilippines we are both well. Simon was a carpenter he loves wood!

[@raincloud706]

Here in Korea when we throw our furnitures we have to pay the garbage collectors, and normally when korean move to another apartment they throw almost all their older furnitures and many Korean big city dwellers transfer apartment almost every 5 years on average.so those furnitures are almost new and of good quality.

[@antithesis2211]

I love staying in that area because it is not so busy, although I would like it if Radisson blu or Marriott was there, but Northwinds and Century Gardens will suffice, both are clean and inexpensive.

[@jinnogrande4131]

I love your videos Madam, can you also do HMR Cebu? Thanks in advance!

[@jimalvir5866]

Old B must have been sweating bullets watching you make your way around the store. You sounded particularly interested in some of the furniture and artifacts.

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Jim Alvir I have my eye on a few things, the easiest way to deal with my husband is to make him feel he has a say in the matter after the event. Can I ....? If he says yes - no problem. If he says no, you just tell him I thought you would say yes.

[@jimalvir5866]

@@villagepeoplephilippines Shhh quiet don't give my wife any ideas 😂

[@quinnvincentperales9653]

hello maam. naa silay computer and sound system?

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Sometimes daw they do

[@reynaliecohan8853]

Here in Chicago we call it Thrift Store

[@iandelacuestas]

naa mo mga aquarium set baligya diha pwede send price and photos?

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Wala

[@pacificislander8503]

Mam, naa kay nahibaw.an nga lugar asa paliton ang mga solar panels and batteries sa cebu?

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Tan awa sa ako video " Off Grid Solar Prices po" naa na sila Hernan Cortes Road Mandaue City atbang sa Kawasaki showroom

[@pacificislander8503]

@@villagepeoplephilippines salamat kaau mam

[@majahopper6267]

Problem in Pinas madaming termites, sayang lang yan. Termites everywhere....

[@Dreamsventure7]

Asa ni dpita

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Salinas Drive, Lahug

[@gracenatter8931]

Mahal nmn kahit surplus na hindi parin ma afford kunti lng pera

[@kjangmy]

Korean Surplus Store ? I can only think that it must be a 60/40 partnership as foreigners can not own businesses in the Philippines

[@villagepeoplephilippines]

Ken Thomson I don't know where you got that foreigners can't own businesses in the Philippines. It is possible for a foreigner to solely own a business in the Philippines depending on the type of business and the investment made. The 60/40 rule is another thing a lot of people mention, I have even heard foreigners say they own 40% of their house and lot and the wife owns 60% which is often incorrect. Unfortunately most people just don't understand the corporate structure, share capital and even how business works.