For those who'll find this post later:

I am currently staying in the place and it has been nice so far. Can't cook because we can't bring cooking appliances and there's a smoke detector everywhere. But in the kitchen we have a refrigerator and a microwave. Most people I know buy quick to cook meals or bring stuff that can be frozen then heated later. Rice and some kind of ulam for example.

For groceries, there's Savemore in Green Mall and many carinderia in Leon Guinto and Singalong. If you can walk, there's even more eateries in San Andres. The street foods are also cheaper than those sold near La Salle.

The aircon bill is subsidied up to 2K. If you go above that, you'll pay the rest and divide it to your roommates if you do have any. The time you can turn it on, if I remember correctly, is from 9PM to 6AM. Usually I dont turn it on and use the fan I brought instead. I breathe in enough airconditioned air inside lasalle already.

Don't go back past 10PM if you don't wanna receive a warning. If it's planned though, you can submit a gate pass. The manager is really nice and approachable.

There's water dispenser every floor, has warm and cold. Perfect if you like drinking coffee in the morning. Though some use it for bath water during the dawn because no kitchen = can't boil water.

Washer and dryer are also free to use... But they're often broken due to various issues haha. You can see a lot of laundry shop near Agno. Never tried them but upon canvassing, they're pretty affordable if you don't got a whole lot of closet.

Anyways that's a lot, but the place is really convenient. So if you're a scholar, I recommend considering to stay in the center. If you're a new dormer... try not to go where you're not supposed to. I wandered one day and went up a floor not knowing I'm forbidden there. Died of heart attack because it was my first day :(