Kalami Cebu 1st Giveaway: Hail to the Winners!!!


Kalami Cebu would like to announce and congratulate the winners of its first ever giveaway. The winners were by Rafflecopter by random and due to the success of the first raffle, the blog will be announcing another raffle in the next few days.

Here is what they won:

Miss Ruby Dale Go wins two 100-peso Gift Certificates from Gibb's Hot Wings.

Miss Ma Nel wins an eat and drink all you gift certificate from Kublai Khan's.

Rosy del G is the winner of the 500-Peso Gift Voucher from Foodpanda.


Kalami Cebu would like to thank everyone who joined the raffle. Hopefully, you will all continue to support the blog and join the subsequent giveaways.

Draw is over: Click Here for the Winners!

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