Club Mwah: Bedazzled 7

A friend from Korea arrived last week for a two-week vacation. On her few days of stay in Manila, I’m thinking of something we could do that would give her a new experience. Then I thought of a club that was featured in several shows in TV, the Club Mwah (thanks w@wies for the information).



This is not an ordinary club where gays sing and perform a comedy act. The respectable gays of this club perform of a show the Las Vegas way! The show was wonderfully choreographed. The stage was magically designed and changed quickly depending on the theme of their scenes. It’s like watching a cultural show in PICC. It started at 11pm and ended at around half past midnight. With their amazing numbers, you won’t notice the time pass by. The 500 bucks per head we paid for the entrance fee are worth every peso of it. They accept walk-ins but I suggest that you make a reservation at least a night before. They have separate section for smoking area which is near their bar located at their balcony. This is a good place if you wanted to see the entire production from above. However, if you want to see them perform up close, the non smoking area is for you. The place is cozy and intimate. It is designed so that everybody in every table will have a good view of the performers.



The show started with a dance of flaming torches. Since we were seated right beside the stage, we felt the heat of the flames. You will be awed by their performance. It’s inevitable how much effort they exerted to produce this fabulous show! My favorite performer is the impersonator of Tina Turner. You can see her energy and how good she portrays Tina. My favorite scene is the Egyptian theme. They were able to set the mood as if you were actually in Egypt!

The waiters are all polite. So polite, that they would pour your bottled drink to your glass for you. I find their food a bit pricey though. Since we already had dinner before we went there, we just ordered appetizers. We ordered fish cracker for a price of 120 bucks. It’s a plateful of Lala fish cracker which you can actually buy for less than P20 in a supermarket. I’m not expecting a gourmet fish cracker but I expected its quantity to be more than what was served to us. Their comfort rooms are fashionably styled. The cubicle doors were extraordinary. Instead of a typical plastic door, they used a stylish fabric. Instead of tiles, the walls of each cubicle are glass. A girl manned the comfort room so privacy was instilled event the doors were just curtains. They have free valet parking so parking won’t be a hassle. They’re located along the stretch of Boni Avenue, you won’t have a hard time finding it.

They have their own website at www.clubmwah.com. This website is world class as well for it was considered to be the most visited entertainment website in Asia by the Guiness Book of World Records. If you want to experience a nice evening with your friends, I highly recommend this place!