Entries Tagged 'desserts' ↓
by Karla Redor at June 18th, 2008 — Casual Dining, Coffee/Tea, desserts
PhP 145 (3″ diameter cake)
After having lunch for our Father’s day celebration last Sunday, we went at Classic Confections in Greenbelt 5 for a dessert. They have cakes, cookies, bars and more. 
We ordered for a Lemon Torte and a Chocolate Cake. If you’re a first timer there, you won’t leave the place with a bad impression. For sure, you’ll go back there to indulge your sweeth tooth. And because of that I went back there with Sha and Vien to share to them how good the cake is Continue reading →
by Sharlyne Ang at June 9th, 2008 — American, desserts
Caramel Filled Basketball
Father’s Day is coming up and one good gift to give your dad is the Sports Lover’s Doughnuts of Krispy Kreme ( well assuming that your dad is the sporty type 
). We decided to visit the Robinson’s Galleria branch just to taste 2 of the special edition doughnuts. Continue reading →
by Sharlyne Ang at May 26th, 2008 — American, desserts
Krispy Kreme is now serving Krispy Kreme addicts in Robinson’s Galleria, it’s in the 2nd floor East Wing.
Their current stores are still open in:
Bonifacio High Street, SM Megamall, Greenhills, Jaka Bldg ( in Ayala Ave), Trinoma and Mall of Asia.
by Sharlyne Ang at May 5th, 2008 — American, Filipino, Italian, Reviews, desserts
The Chocolate Kiss Cafe is located at the Bahay ng Alumni ( R. Magsaysay St.) in UP Diliman, (first and second floor of the building). The difference between the 2 is that in the first floor, it is located outside the Bahay ng Alumni and closes early while the second floor is a more of a “date place” because there are performers in the evening thrice a week ( acoustic, piano/ guitar solo, etc..). The Chocolate Kiss Cafe opened in 1997, the second floor resto was the first then they opened the first floor area. Now they have their third branch, still in QC which is in Roces Ave ( in Pantranco). Continue reading →
by Sharlyne Ang at May 5th, 2008 — Filipino, desserts
The first and last time I went to Ilocos ( that was 2 or 3 years ago), I came across this Ilocos delicacy called Royal Bibingka. Of course, as a first time tourist I am up to the challenge of tasting the specialties of a particular location.
“Bibingka” is rice cake in English. The Royal Bibingka is not your usual kind of bibingka. It’s not puffy like Ferino’s, it’s actually sticky. This delicacy reminds me of gummy bears or better yet, tikoy .
The one that I have here is from Marsha’s Delicacies. According to Torn’s blog, Tongson’s was the first royal bibingka maker in Ilocos then the Sister’s came. Marsha’s was just a late bloomer but is vastly becoming one of the visitors’ and Ilocanos’ favorites as well.
by Karla Redor at March 28th, 2008 — American, desserts
Yesterday, I got my one dozen of Original Glazed doughnuts courtesy of Krispy Kreme Philippines. Along with the box is a brochure that confirms the opening of Krispy Kreme Ayala this morning. I was there with Sharlyne at 5am. Guess what? We’re the 259th and the 260th customers. Continue reading →
by Sharlyne Ang at March 27th, 2008 — desserts
Tired of your usual cupcakes? I would recommend you to try the colorful and simply delectable Cupcakes by Sonja. It’s located at the heart of Serendra, The Fort. The place is just small but it’s always filled with people lining up for these yummy cupcakes. Upon entering the store you’ll feel that Western country style feeling, then you’ll see the beautiful cupcakes with very bright and colorful icings in front of you. Continue reading →
by Karla Redor at March 24th, 2008 — Fast food, desserts
It’s already summer. The scorching heat instantly reminded me of the movie Temptation Island. The scene in particular is a giant scoop of ice cream on a cone found in the middle of a deserted island which is actually a hallucination. Anyway, I think I’ve had enough of ice cream. How about having something fruity and a taste of 400 BC? Continue reading →
by Karla Redor at March 17th, 2008 — American, Fast food, desserts
Doughnuts that I got from Krispy Kreme 
Krispy Kreme will open in Ayala this March. Sharlyne, who wrote a pledge of her love for the doughnuts, saw the sign already. Here’s the official announcement from the Krispy Kreme Philippines website:
We are thrilled to announce that the 6th Krispy Kreme store will open this March in Jaka Building, Ayala Avenue! All our friends around Makati City will surely be closer to their favorite Original Glazed and a full line of assorted doughnuts. You can also try our Signature Coffees and espresso based beverages - hot, iced or frozen, they’re perfect partners for our doughnuts.
For those who are just working around Jaka Building, you might want to line up on the opening day. Why? Read more to find out Continue reading →
by Karla Redor at February 22nd, 2008 — Casual Dining, desserts
Step 1: Wait for it to stop flaming.
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