Good day everyone! I’m here again for another blog. I want to pursue all of you to go in the nearest branch of Chicken Studio in your place because like what I said in my first blog your payment is worth. And chicken studio is the place you can eat a lot of chicken wings. You can see it at Lilac St. here in Marikina. The color of their place is yellow and at the wall you will see the picture of different flavor of chicken wings and a the other dishes that they sell. The ambiance of it is good. You can relax while you were eat. I know some of you are curious now and trying to imagine their place but when I am you I will go now and taste their yummy chicken wings. Let’s go! Eat in chicken studio and I’ll make sure you will gonna enjoy eating. It is so delicious try it now! Not only problems that you can forget the people also who broke your heart charr! Don’t worry it is a budget friendly that cost only 219 pesos. Even chicken have a cholesterol it is good to your health. Have fun while you were eat. What are you waiting for come, eat, relax, and enjoy their unli chicken and don’t forget to invite your family and friends. Don’t miss a chance!!! Arigato.

What’s up!!! My name is Mae Divine Wong Globa a Senior high school student of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina with a strand of Humanities and Social Science. And first I want to know them why “All you need is CHI-vogue” it is. Basically in chicken studio you need to eat a lot and as I said a while ago I make my own tagline in my simple understanding. “CHI” means Chicken and “vogue” means eat ostentatious or “bongga”. It cost only 219 pesos for the unli rice and unli wings and for that you will getting full and your payment will worth.

And because me and my friends were hungry that time and we are food lovers we ate simultaneously. We taste the different flavor of chicken wings with a smile in our faces. We make a deep talks, we bond, we capture all memories their and also we laugh together. Even though we don’t have enough money we never think about it because for us chicken wings is life.

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Don’t worry because their service crew are kind, respectful, approachable and genuine to their job and also to their beloved customer. They will serve your food with a beautiful smile. The ambiance is good and the place is clean. They maintain the cleanliness of the studio.

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What are you waiting for come and invite your family and friends, eat in chicken studio, choose your own flavored chicken wings and make a new memories together. I will assure that you will getting fun there. You will gonna miss their unli wings and I make sure you’ll gonna comeback again and again. Their delicious chicken wings are enough. Arigato!!!

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