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    Cab Café

    3.6 (10 reviews)
    ModerateCafes, Desserts
    Closed • 8:30 am - 11:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Chicken Inasal
    Abi P.

    The menu is overpriced. Came here before lunch and there was rarely no food on display yet. The chicken had an aftertaste (might have been stored long or was not cooked well). I know how chicken inasal tastes so this one is not the best one with the aftertaste and the saltiness.

    Therese A.

    Initial disappointment upon entering Cab Cafe: there weren't any taxi cabs! Kidding aside, my boyfriend and I had to check this place out precisely because it took a really huge space and, well, we had to find out for ourselves if it was actually marketed to cab operators, or cab riders. Nope, nothing related to taxis, but they /do/ have an interesting selection of desserts. Since we were both short on money, we decided to purchase a slice of Brazo de Mercedes. I'm not a huge fan of Brazo, but getting to share that experience with him made me enjoy the simple dessert by some extent. It's interesting too that in one angle, Cab Cafe looked like a cafe fit for the higher end places in the Metro, and in another angle, it had things that gave it a homey vibe. But I would have been more impressed if it /actually/ had elements of a taxi. (Okay, that joke is getting too long).

    Kim A.

    I was here for a meeting yesterday at around lunchtime. The place is comfortable enough, but I do prefer my cafes a little bit more cozy. I ordered the Iced Cafe Bianco, which is essentially white chocolate and coffee. It was really good, but a little too sweet even for someone like me who puts chocolate syrup in her chocolate ice cream and has to eat Nutella with any fruit. A quick survey among the people I was meeting with resulted in the conclusion that their drinks do lean more on the sweet side. It wasn't a huge problem for me because I liked my drink enough. My brother also ordered the Deli Pinoy Spaghetti, which was pretty good, too. He said it was what Cab Cafe was known for, so "pretty good" does sound a little bit underwhelming. Overall though, the place is worth a visit if only for the convenience of the location and the passable drinks. It's definitely NOT one of those places that water down their coffee and skimp on ingredients, so the tummy will be satisfied albeit a bit underwhelmed.

    I don't really get what the "cab" in Cab Cafe is referencing to because there's no cab theme of any sort inside the restaurant... Maybe it's because it's one of the few places in Kapitolyo that has a garage so it can fit a car? And a cab is a car, so... Lol I don't know. Doesn't matter. At least the food isn't as confused. They have some of the best array of desserts in the whole area, with a standout mango pavlova cake reminiscent of Conti's mango bravo. Still really good though and just the right size. They have good cappuccino too that would go well with any of the attractive desserts. There's also a full menu of rice dishes, pastas, pizzas, sandwiches, and others. What's unique about it is the Negros flavor to many of the dishes, since the restaurant apparently originated in Bacolod. Even the staff speak Ilonggo! It comes as no surprise that they have good Chicken Inasal. They also have this "Pinoy Pasta" dish that sounds dubious at first (and which I worried was gonna be like those sweet spaghettis with hotdogs served at kiddie parties), but was actually a pleasant surprise of an aglio olio type pasta with smokey tinapa, salted egg, tomatoes, and olive oil all over. It's like a different twist to the usual tuyo or sardine pasta. Why wouldn't you use smoked tinapa right? That's brilliant! Anyway, it tasted really good, especially for an oil-based pasta lover like me.

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    Caffe Freddo

    Caffe Freddo

    5.0(2 reviews)
    2.5 km•Taguig City

    I stumbled upon this place when I got dropped off by my Grab driver around the corner. I was…read morelooking for a healthy breakfast spot and saw that their menu had a good variety of options. My heart wanted to go with the ube pancakes, but my mind ordered the lox and rosti. The portion size was decent! It reminded me of the portion sizes in the United States. It was quite filling! It was delicious. It came with 4 pieces of lox, a pan fried potato cake, salad greens, pickles, pickled onions, and a poached egg. I also ordered the matcha Freddo, which was a coffee with matcha on top. It was interesting! I haven't had anything like that before. Most other places it tasted more like a matcha latte, but this one you could taste the distinct coffee and matcha flavors. It's iced so it's perfect for the heat! They are in their soft opening phase. The service was really attentive (then again most places here in the Philippines have good customer service). The ambiance is clean and modern. It's a nice space to come dine or have coffee. They have a pastry case when you walk in! Some may assume that they only do coffee and pastries. Though, they have a full on menu! It's more than what appears to the eye. They also have 2 hours of free WiFi which can be accessed via a voucher. They also have AC! Overall, I had a great experience here. I would come back and try some other things on the menu. I do wish they had more healthier options, but I know not everyone has the same taste as me. For my meal, coffee and mineral water I think I spent around $12 USD.

    A new cafe in the young and trendy neighbourhood of BGC. Current location used to be the old Cav…read more It is still in its soft opening. A new change and outlook has definitely brighten up the place. Beautiful aesthetics and with pleasant ambiance, it has a nostalgic European feeling. Coffee pairing with delectable desserts are a must. It also has other foods in the menu from a variety of genres. Recommendations: iced caffe freddo, truffle and parmesan french fries, nasi goreng, sea urchin and clam chowder and ube pancake. Pro: free wifi for 2 hours (request for voucher), airconditionized, very helpful and attentive staff Con: none

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    Hello Kitty Cafe - Salad Maison

    Hello Kitty Cafe

    3.6(7 reviews)
    1.8 km•Taguig City

    She's cute, she's a kitty, and she's got that iconic red bow. Whooo is this cutie pie?? None other…read morethan the famous Hello Kitty! We had HK pop ups back home in CA but PH's Uptown Mall has a real sit down, wait staff takes your order kinda cafe. I was so excited I almost ran across the 3rd floor just to get here. Go figure they placed it near the movie theaters scattered between kid friendly shops and game areas. It wasn't too busy when we arrived Thursday afternoon. After a couple of photos outside, a waitress seated us. Hmm, my uncle joked it kind of smelled like kittens inside too ... perhaps it was the bleu and feta cheese. Didn't realize they offer so many types of food aside from showcased desserts. We ended up ordering: *Portobello mushroom soup with truffles (comes with salad)-- Mom enjoyed this. *Roasted pumpkin soup *Salad Maison (has curry spiced chicken, grapes, feta, raspberry vinaigrette) presented as a flower bouquet! *Cheesy Monte Cristo (ham & cheese with egg dipped bread) *Smoked Norwegian salmon pasta (small salmon portion) *Moroccan chicken with warm cous cous Take out: *Free range chicken braised in red wine *Seared Salmon with tarragon cream sauce *Chocolate Mint profiteroles (mini cream puffs) *Mango Charlotte dessert We ordered a hot matcha latte and hot cappuccino, both decorated with a HK stencil. The matcha wasn't too sweet or bitter. The pumpkin soup presentation was adorable! I found it funny how the wait staff kept placing each dish in front of me, probably because they saw me taking photos. I almost ordered a chocolate crinkle cookie "biskie" which is two cookies with cream piped between, creating a sandwich. Sis & I had too many crinkles on the trip though. The mango Charlotte is presented very nicely with soft lady fingers all around a vanilla chiffon swirled with mango purée, quaintly wrapped together by a lilac bow. Taste-wise, I didn't like the cake texture. It seemed like spongy cream I wasn't fond of. The mini choco mint profiteroles were good, not much mint. I also don't understand those colorful bow cutouts topping off food-- they're not ham so what are they? Definitely take photos and sit in one of the gold cage tables. They have three total and can be reserved in advance, for a meal, dessert, or even birthday party. On a lower note, our waitress seemed like she didn't like her job and never smiled. What, do we have to bring a kid in order to enjoy HK cafe? The remaining wait staff were more lively. Drinks and entrees arrived in a timely manner. Leftovers were boxed neatly, as well as dessert for take out. All that food for PHP 4470 ~$85! It would cost much more at home. Overall, Hello Kitty lovers will enjoy the experience. Hopefully, they'll have decorated doughnuts available more often.

    Umm.. the food is kinda disappointing. You'd think a character cafe would have crappy food right?…read moreBecause all their efforts pretty much go towards pretty presentation? That's what I assumed when I went to the Gudetama Cafe in Osaka, Japan - but the entrees served there actually tasted delicious AND looked cute! I wasn't expecting much, but was hopeful that the Hello Kitty Cafe would be just as delicious. It's actually pretty underwhelming. I had the White Chocolate Kirsch (blech) and the Oreo Shake. Cute-looking, but nothing tastes that good. It's fun to go here if you're trying to entertain little kids or for a cute date idea, but I probably wouldn't go back to eat here again after the first time. It looks like you can reserve tables too. If I were to improve the menu, I would add at least some sundaes or ice cream cone options - that would be really cute. Instead, the dessert options are all kinda.. ok. Maybe the Hello Kitty Cafes in other countries are miles better than this sad one. I gave a star for good service, decor, and food presentation.

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