MANILA, Philippines — Embark on a gastronomic journey like no other at Sake Manila 2024, where the Grand Ballroom of Okada Manila transforms into a vibrant panorama of Japan’s finest liquid art.
This exciting event on May 24 promises to tantalize your palate and enrich your cultural horizons with an endless array of sake, shochu, whisky and beer—each telling a unique story of heritage and masterful craftsmanship.
As you step into the opulent Grand Ballroom, expect to be greeted by a wave of enticing aromas and the lively buzz of fellow enthusiasts, all in anticipation of a shared experience centered around Japan’s most treasured libations.
With over 200 labels to sample, your taste buds will dance across a tapestry of flavors ranging from the delicate whispers of premium sake to the bold statements of aged whisky.
But what is a fine drink without the perfect accompaniment? The talented chefs of Okada Manila will curate an endless spread of culinary delights, each dish designed to complement and enhance your sake experience. From fresh, succulent sashimi that melts in your mouth to robust, umami-laden bites that stand up to the most intricate of spirits, the food on offer is not merely a side attraction—it’s an integral part of the Sake Manila event.
The night also unfolds a rare opportunity to connect with the luminaries behind these beverages. Imagine conversing with sake masters, brewery owners and brand ambassadors—each with their own passionate stories and insider knowledge t hat will deepen your appreciation one sip at a time.
Sake Manila 2024 is not just an event. It’s a celebration of culture, a feast for the senses, and a toast to the fine art of enjoyment. Anticipating the presence of 1,000 like-minded guests, this evening is poised to be a highlight of Manila’s social calendar, a place where connections are made, and memories are brewed.
Join us in raising an ochoko to the exquisite, the exotic and the extraordinary. See you in Sake Manila 2024—where every pour is a story, and every toast is a memory in the making. Kampai!
Secure your passage to this unparalleled experience at www.sakemanila.ph.
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MANILA, Philippines — The Cleveland Cavaliers tied the Eastern Conference semifinals after obliterating the Boston Celtics, 118-94, in Game 2 at the TD Garden in Boston Frida y morning (Manila time.)
The Cavaliers evened the best-of-seven series to a 1-1 stalemate going into Cleveland for Games 3 and 4.
Donovan Mitchell carried the load for Cleveland with 29 points, eight assists and seven rebounds. He shot 10-of-19 from the field, making five of his seven 3 -pointers.
Evan Mobley and Caris LeVert backstopped with 21 markers apiece.
With the two teams tied at 54 at the ha lf, the fourth-seeded East team erupted in the second half, led by Mitchell who scored 23 in the final two quarters.
After an and-one play by Jaylen Brown towed Boston to a one-point disadvantage, 63-64, the Cavaliers unleashed a 22-9 run to go up by 14, 86-72, capped by a triple by Mitchell.
This was enough separation as Cleveland continued its hot shooting while the Celtics turned ice cold.
The lead grew to as much as 29 late, 118-89, with a pullup jumper by Marcus Morris with 1:41 to go.
Darius Garland poured in 14 markers, seven boards and four dimes, while Isaac Okoro and Max Strus chipped in 12 each.
Jayson Tatum paced Boston with 25 points, seven rebounds and six assists, with Brown seconding the effort with 19 and four.
Game 3 will be on Sunday morning (Manila time) in Ohio.