Favorite donut place in the world. I mean that quite literally too. This place has the tastiest and…read morecutest donuts. Their iced lattes are so cute and yummy as well ! Every single time I'm visiting the Philippines, I make sure to always stop by this donut shop. The donuts here are just so unique.. in concept and flavor ! These donuts pack great flavor without being to sweet or heavy. Also, can you say picture worthy? I'm stepping up my Instagram game one donut at a time. This shop has a great location as well. Donut recommendations - Oreology and Green Tease. Pure delicious bliss. If you've never had JCO, you must !!!

I heard JCO donuts was super popular when i touched down in PH. so decided to see for myself!…read more We visited the one at SM MOA near closing time and the selection was sparse. We did get a nice discount on the mini donut box so that was a good start. very nice!

I don't know anyone who doesn't like donuts. It is definitely one of my favorite desserts of all…read moretime and I am always willing to pay big money when it comes to original and great-tasting donuts. During a general assembly for one of my college organizations last year, we were given a free sample of a dark chocolate bacon-flavored doughnut. I didn't know what to expect. I thought it would be disgusting to mix something greasy and salty with something as sweet as chocolate. When I finally took a bite, I felt like I was in heaven. Who knew that a combination of bacon and chocolate would actually taste good? The moment I tasted that doughnut I immediately went to the Gavino's branch in SM Megamall a week later to check what other amazing pastries it has to offer. When I checked their menu, I noticed their famous Mochi Rings, which is a combination of Japanese mochi and doughnut. They also sell milk tea, coffee, and mochi balls, in case you're not in the mood to eat some doughnuts.

Attempting to describe Gavino's Donuts would be futile. They call their product mochi donuts. They…read morehave it in rings and in the smaller donut hole versions called mochi balls. As with any donut shop, I test just how good their product is by getting the classic glazed version. And theirs did not disappoint. Minus all the other ingredients you get to sample the base donut with a hint of sweetness. You bite into it and everything just seems to align -- it's gooey and chewy but a few bites more and you'll notice how it starts to melt in your mouth. I don't even know how it's possible to combine those two textures but they did. And it is really sinfully good. I love their unique flavors such as cinnamon sugar, sour cream, red velvet pistachio and the peanut butter and jelly mochi ball. Classic flavors are P33 each and Premium ones are P43 a piece. You can get them in boxes of 6, 12 or 24 and assorted. Don't miss out on trying this one, it really is one of the better donuts out there today.

In the chaos that is the NAIA Terminal 2 for domestic flights, this KK location was the ultimate…read morerespite for this weary, parched traveler. More than the refreshing cup of cold brew, I was most impressed by the amazing and extraordinary customer service provided by Reg, who was very gracious in providing what I requested with my drink. God bless you!

This is located on the terminal 2 domestic fights on the lower level. It's just a small stand with…read moremaybe a dozen or less different doughnuts. which are delivered a few things a day because they are busy. They don't serve drinks or coffee, but right next to it someone is selling sodas. That's why I only give them 3 stars because the doughnut are freash and taste good.

The Gonuts Donuts craze in the Philippines was very short-lived. First, it was Krispy Kreme, with…read moretheir free glazed doughnuts and drive-thru access. Then came J. Co and I think that was when Gonuts Donuts really fell out of the race. They used to have really soft doughnuts, I recently had some because my office mate brought them to work, and it was hard already. He even told us that the doughnuts were just purchased the day before cause we might think that it was bought last week. Everyone in the office just laughed about it but right at that moment, I think it was safe to say no one wanted to buy them anymore after that. I really do hope that they bounce back and offer people something more than just stale doughnuts because I think they still have a chance to rekindle the relationship that they have with their loyal customers.

Like most Filipinos, the donuts I grew up on were from the classic Dunkin' Donuts and Mister Donut,…read moreboth staples of my childhood. I first encountered Gonuts Donuts when my mom brought home some donuts in an unfamiliar looking box. What followed was a pleasant surprise as there is now one more establishment that I know I can depend on to satisfy my donut needs. I personally enjoy plain glazed donut and the peanut butter covered one the most, while my sister prefers any donut they have that has chocolate. For those with diabetes and can't handle sugar in their system, Gonuts Donuts offers sugar free donuts! My dad in particular loves Gonuts Donuts because of this. Great variety on their part and very considerate to that market, as well. Aside from that, they also sell Choco Cookie Butter and Choco Hazelnut spreads, both of which are priced reasonably and actually taste pretty good.

I couldn't find the yelp for the Angeles location, but here's my review…read more.. Finally got to try this place and their donuts. So many to choose from. My favorite flavors were the Mr. Green T and the Chocolate Caviar Strawberry. Their donuts are more on the dense side, but still flavorful and yummy. I also ordered the mango peach iced tea, which was refreshing. Overall, a great place for donuts!!!

My cousin took me here on my 2nd day being back in the Philippines. We were en route to Pampanga…read moreand I was craving for some caffeine mainly to alleviate my caffeine headache. I was very much surprised at how calm it was and it wasn't as packed as I've seen the mall since I landed. Upon walking in, the staff were really friendly and answered all my questions, mainly me asking if they had almond milk... unfortunately, they didn't so I kept on ordering espresso double shots everywhere we went. I ordered a double shot espresso and it came with a regular sugar donut. I also ordered a matcha green tea donut but I wasn't able to eat it b/c I was eating too many sweets after our time here. -------------- Then my family and I came here again when we were shopping for stuff to bring back home and we all needed a caffeine boost. The server that helped me out was working again and she greeted me b/c she remembered me... and it was really sweet of her. I bought the orange cup and saucer combo and the friendly server went beyond her call of duty and packed that cup and saucer thoroughly. I was really impressed and no cracks when I opened it back here. Overall, the main story: friendly staff and good donuts. Not too sweet but just right. If you have a sweet tooth... well worth checking out! To the management: well done on your staff being helpful and friendly.

Yummy donutssssss but how i wish they'd add more filling in each japanese munch! But taste wise??…read moreIt was heaven!!! Size was bigger than a typical donut. Soft and easy to eat. Not too sweet and that's what i love about it!!!

This was recommended to me on a recent trip to Manila. I was honestly not that excited about it at…read morefirst because, well, they're just donuts... How good can they really be?? We bought some to take home and share as an after dinner late dessert. The place was packed and the line was long and moved quite slowly. Most patrons didn't seem to mind, however, because they really did have quite the large selection to pick from. I tried the Al Capone donut which I believe is their signature donut. It's a very light donut with a white chocolate glaze topped with lightly toasted almonds. And HOLY CRAP. For someone who never gets excited about donuts, I ate 2 Al Capone donuts in 5 minutes. They were the perfect balance of pillowy but also sturdy enough to hold and they were sweet but the sweetness was perfectly counteracted by the nuttiness from the almonds. It was dreamy! Unfortunately I didn't get to try any of the other ones. Still, I thought it was amazing and i'd seek another J.Co branch should I ever find myself in these parts again.

Our family's go-to treats! Matcha, strawberry, and Oreo are my all-time faves and they never…read moredisappoint!

Grilled cheese sandwiches truly are gifts from the gods - they're like nectar and ambrosia my soul,…read moreand I would eat it every single day if I could. Too bad I suck at making 'em - which is why I'm thankful that places such as Country Style exist. I'm not actually talking about the grilled cheese sandwich about their menu - that's too expensive to eat every day. But they used to have this promo where you can get two tiny grilled cheese sandwiches for less than a hundred pesos - my lobster and I would split this and enjoy the still-melted cheese filling and just groan in utter bliss. They even had choices of stuff to mix in with the cheese - bacon, cheese, ham. As if the simple grilled cheese isn't awesome already.

They're donuts and always fresh. And the service is so amazing. Every time I go there my cravings…read moreare fulfilled

Years ago, life was much simpler. We only had a few things to choose from. For burgers, we had…read moreMcdonalds. For fried chicken, it was always KFC. For pizza, Shakey's without fail and for donuts, it was Dunkin. At the time, there was no other option for donuts but it didn't mean that we wanted something else. We all had our favorites. For me it was the butternut, for my sister it was the choco frosted and for my mother it was the boston crème. We would often have a box at home, kept inside the refrigerator to be brought as "baon" to school or as an after meal dessert. These days, you would see huge donut chains around the metro. Most of them I find too sweet or too creamy for my palate. I guess a part of me still longs for my childhood favorite and it comes in a form of a round, very soft butternut from Dunkin.

5 stars!!! Yes, because you get a free donut with every drink you order, free wifi, good…read moreseating/tables and you are surrounded by donuts! This really has been my go to study place on Tomas Morato. What I usually order are 2 j.co clubs (45P each). The katsu is really good. I've tried all 3 and like them all. For a drink i get the iced mocha it's too sweet for me so I moved on to getting iced Thai tea. It's great! Prices for drinks are really good and affordable. Definitely been on a budget since going out to study can be expensive...especially if you stress eat. I always see people order their Yogurt with toppings so I had to try it for myself. It's so refreshing! I love it with strawberries but sometimes run out so I have it with the strawberry jam. But when they put it in the cup they leave an empty space in the middle so it's kinda said when you go in for a bit but you see air...gets? Haha. They could improve on that. If you need the wifi just ask for the password. They also have outlets to charge your things. It hasn't been hard to find a place to sit here. It is two floors with lots of seating inside and outside. Also, people usually go in and out to just buy donuts. They have everything you need to study long hours. Their CR is out of order right now but when it was working it was clean. Ah love this place. I get so much done!

I do not not like the dishonesty of your employees. I ordered Hot Oatmilk Seasalt Caramel, but…read moreinstructed the cashier to make sure that the caramel syrup is served separately in a little cup because of my concern about the sugar content of the syrup. I am scheduled for blood tests the next day for my HBa1C and many other tests. I didn't received the coffee with the Caramel Syrup in a little cup, but I was thinking that they probably just didn't give it to me. I took a little sleep of the coffee and it tasted just a slight sweetness, and I was thinking it's probably coming from the oatmilk. I had my brother tasted since he always drinks, black coffee and he said he's not sure but it tastes a little sweet. When I look at the counter where they make the coffee, I saw that the cashier, Nicole Briones, was talking to The employee who made my coffee they were looking at me. I knew then that they made a mistake. After a few sips, I got up and walked up to your Barista and told her that they didn't do as I say on how I want my coffee. Your barista said she'll just make a fresh cup, which goes to say that she knew she made a mistake. I am angry right now because my blood test tomorrow will greatly impacted by your employee's mistake & dishonesty.