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The supper club era begins

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July 24 2025

Medusa redefines BGC nights with food, finesse, and a final call

- FELICIANO RODRIGUEZ III

The supper club era begins

Supper ends at 10. Drinks flow until 2 a.m. After that, the night continues elsewhere. Not because the energy runs out, but because Medusa knows exactly what it wants to be.

Located at The Palace Manila in Uptown Bonifacio, Medusa introduces a concept that is still uncommon in the Philippines. It is a supper club in the truest sense, where the evening unfolds in deliberate stages: dinner, drinks, then departure. That pacing alone sets it apart in a city known for fast nights and louder venues.

The space feels like a stage set, but one you can settle into. With a private street-facing entrance and its own driveway, Medusa is a self-contained world. Inside, art deco geometry meets tropical softness. There are mirrored walls, patinated brass, marble accents, and deep velvets. The lighting is responsive. It brightens early, softens late, and pulses just enough once the DJ cues up.

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