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Compose Coffee opens its first Philippine branch at Market! Market! in BGC.

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Compose Coffee has officially opened its first Philippine branch at Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City. The branch opened in August 2026, bringing the Korean brand’s affordable coffee to Metro Manila. This opening gives Quezon City residents a fresh reason to visit BGC and try a Korean coffee brand known for making quality coffee more accessible. It is a notable addition to Metro Manila’s food and leisure scene, even though it is not directly in Quezon City. The new branch is located inside Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig. Quezon City residents can reach it via the BGC Bus or by private car, and visitors can walk in during regular mall hours.

Compose Coffee opens first Philippine branch at Market! Market! BGC

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Compose Coffee, a South Korean coffee brand, has officially opened its first Philippine branch at Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City. The new store brings the brand’s ‘quality coffee within reach’ concept to Metro Manila shoppers and diners. For Quezon City residents who enjoy exploring new coffee spots, this opening adds a fresh Korean-brand option in nearby BGC. The brand’s positioning around accessible quality coffee may also appeal to those looking for a value-for-money caffeine fix. The branch is located at Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City, a shopping complex easily reachable from Quezon City by car or via BGC Bus routes. Specific store hours, menu prices, and opening promotions were not included in the announcement, so visitors may want to check Compose Coffee Philippines’ social media pages before going.

SB19’s Pablo Surprises BGC with Busking Performance

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SB19 member Pablo performed a surprise busking set in Bonifacio Global City over the weekend of July 11-12, 2026, delighting unsuspecting passersby. The impromptu performance gave fans a rare, free chance to see a top P-pop star up close in a casual public setting, highlighting the vibrant entertainment scene in Metro Manila. The busking was unannounced and free to watch; no registration was required. It took place in a public area of BGC, Taguig, accessible by car, ride-hailing, or public transport (MRT-3 to Guadalupe Station then jeepney/bus).