We got the Glowing Smoothie with extra greens and it was very very tasty! It's always nice to be…read moreable to have access to fresh veggies every once in a while. If you can find Rustans, this place is right next door on the third level.

I'm a Mooshi Fan! Being from Southern California, I come from the land of green smoothies, healthy…read moreoptions, and lots of fresh salads. So when I moved to Cebu, some of those healthier options were challenging to find. Not that there aren't fresh fruits/veggies (there are many!!), but it was hard to find things like smoothies that didn't have a lot of cane sugar added to it. About 3 months before I moved back to California, lo and behold, Mooshi came onto the scene. And boy, was I excited. Finally, some great green smoothie options at a decent price. I was overjoyed. It's always great to drink something that makes you feel good afterwards. They've expanded from their beginning in Ayala Mall to IT Park and SM Mall Cebu City (Maybe SM Seaside as well?). So great!

The Juiceria is a cute, delicious little juice bar that's located on the ground floor (right side)…read moreof the Bonifacio District (right below my dentist Dr Rose). It's a perfect stop if you're in the mood for a healthy, cold drink. The cafe itself is very clean and super adorable with peach and gray decor. You'll be met with a healthy vibe to go with the healthy veggie and fruit smell, right as you walk in. There is plenty of seating so meeting friends here is definitely an option. They have reading materials to use while you're there and some plants and healthy foods for sale. They offer energy bowls, smoothies, teas, Adlai bowls, toasts, cold pressed juices, and other refreshments. Try the Big Green Smoothie. It's delish! We like this little juice spot. Hope you do, too! See ya there!

This is a mango shake from the gods! Located in the Sugbo Mercado, this little booth is whipping…read moreout some tasty smoothies, shakes, and immunity boosting juices, all created with REAL FRUIT. The freshness of their iconic mango shake was apparent. They must add condensed milk or coconut milk as an addition too because not only was it fresh and sweet, but it was also somewhat smooth and creamy. All shakes are P99 -- cheap cheap! The ordering system is efficient too and I imagine it's this way since they might get busy on most nights; thankfully it wasn't when we visited. Pay first with the cashier, then wait in another line where you exchange your ticket for a shake at the front. It was so refreshing to see EVERY single booth with workers sporting masks. And this is just a common, every day code of conduct. Americans could learn a thing or two about mask-wearing.

Who is thirsty? Seems like there was a Thirsty in every mall I visited in Cebu. Was surprised to…read moreeven find one of their little stands inside the food court at Chong Hua Hospital in Mandaue. Thirsty is a Juice and Smoothie place. They have all kinds of fruit flavors. We wanted their Green Mango shake. It quenched our thirst. Delicious! Chances are great that we will be stopping at more Thirsty stands in the future.

Before you enter Café Noriter, you are greeted with this: "We serve HAPPINESS!" A group of 4 Korean…read morefriends own Café Noriter. They came to the Philippines for a vacation, fell in love with the country and decided to stay. :) The number one reason why I loved this place is because of the cute interiors and homey feel. "Noriter" means "playground" in Korean and that is definitely the vibe of the place! Inside, the space is maximized by having a second floor which is divided into little hangout spots. Seriously, it's like a playhouse! There are stuffed toys everywhere, you can write on the walls, and many small rooms for you to hang with your friends! Such a happy place :3 The café offers a simple menu of coffee and simple dessert. The best-seller is their Java Chip and Caramel Macchiato. I somehow almost always order the Mango Smoothie. BUT, the one thing you MUST EAT here is the Honey Bread. I have tried other honey bread in other Korean cafés in Manila. They do not compare to the honey bread here. It's crispy on the outside but pillowy soft on the inside with the right amount of sweetness. Yummy-ness :D Also, they offer FREE WiFi. So, the last time I was here, I stayed from 3-730PM. It was just such a chill place to be. :) Café Noriter offers what people look for and need in a coffee shop, a cozy ambiance. It just feels great to have a place to share good laughs with friends over coffee and stuffed toys. For those who are young at heart and love coffee, this café is a good place to bring out the kid in you! :D I hope you will love it as much as I do!

It was to my surprise when I saw quickly in Cebu or Philippines alone (This particular quickly was…read morelocated right outside Parkmall). Of course, I Immediately ordered my favorite flavor, which was taro. In all honesty, Taro was literally 10x better in an Asian country. It was sooooooo good!

The Lemon Co. is not the corner neighborhood lemonade stand you might expect. I've spotted their…read morekiosks in different malls in Cebu. Had the pleasure of dropping by one of them at Robinsons Galleria. Young woman who assisted me was courteous and helpful. They have all kinds of lemonade flavors. You can also have them adjust the sweetness level to your preference. I am an old fashioned kind of guy so I ordered a regular sized Original Lemonade. Priced right for the size, and it tasted refreshing. Nice job.