I used to love Krispy Kreme donuts in the Philippines. I liked them even more than their shops in…read morethe United States. Sad to say that this is no longer the case for me. I dropped by this Krispy Kreme at Ayala Center in Cebu City twice recently. Each time, the shop was packed with customers. They were lined up patiently, and all the tables and seats were filled to capacity. The donuts were beautifully presented in the display cases just as they are in the U.S.A. I did not see an assembly line of Original Glaze donuts being cooked at this location. Maybe that is the reason why their original glaze donuts did not taste as yummy as I am accustomed to. Was really disappointing. I tried a couple of other donut flavors. The Kit Kat donut tasted okay. The New York Cheesecake donut was alright too. Overall, I felt that this Krispy Kreme branch was decent. Probably will not be patronizing them very much in the future, though. If the Original Glaze donut is not going to taste as well as in the States, then there is not much else reason to drop by.

Why does Dunkin Donuts taste better in the Philippines than it does in California? Not only do…read morethey taste better, but the donuts are about the same size as California's. Another thing that makes Dunkin Philippines better is the price. Less than 50 cents for 1 Boston Creme donut!! Oh yeah! Cheap and delicious! So if you are in Robinsons Galleria wanting Dunkin, then head up to the 2nd floor. You will find one of their little kiosks, and they have a couple of tables for you to enjoy your sweets at.

If you know, you know! And I'm pretty sure every Cebuano knows... So, you really don't need me to…read moretell you, but every person driving from the north into the city makes a pit stop here for their delicious meat buns. Their cookies and crackers are internationally known, and ya just have to stop here, it's kind of the law... I think ‍

Titay's is an institution! By that, I mean that they have been around a long time. In fact, they…read morehave been in business since 1907!! Over 117 years!!!! We love dropping by Titay's every visit we make to Cebu, Philippines. Sure, you can find their products in many grocery and souvenir stores all over Cebu. We prefer dropping by their home store because they are conveniently located nearby my wife's hometown. Titay's is a great place to pick up "pasalubong"!! What does that mean? Pasalubong is a gift or souvenir given to friends or relatives by a person who has returned from a trip. Titay's has so many choices. There is even an option where they have already prepackaged several boxes of goodies in a convenient durable hand carry bag. Terrific for hand carrying on your plane ride. They make a variety of snacks. By far, though, their most popular item is their Rosquillos. There are other companies who make these round crunchy and buttery cookies. Titay's is the original maker, and the best of the bunch!!! This store in Liloan also has a bakery with display cases showcasing sweets they made for the day. I am not too crazy of their donuts, but I do like their ensaymada. There are also seats and tables to dine at and enjoy your sweets. Highly recommend dropping by Titay's when you are in Cebu. Have fun!

What a fabulous location for a 7-Eleven store!! Talk about convenience!! It is located at the…read moreupper ground (UG) level of Chong Hua Hospital in Mandaue. We went there a number of times while my niece was hospitalized. They are a tiny store, but they carried everything we needed. Service is friendly. The store is really messy and crowded though. I think because the square footage of the store is so limited, they do not have room for everything. They do not have all the stuff you find in American 7-Eleven stores, but that is fine with me. If they were cleaner and not so cluttered, I would give them 5 stars!

I guess if you like how easy it is to get food I tell you it…read moreis overpriced and one branch of 7-eleven smells weird the door is too hard too push the table is messy the spill don't clean only the floor LIKE WHAT?! There are two tables to pay it yet they only use one and there 2 employees

Not sure if I am writing this review for the correct Dunkin Donuts location. The location I am…read morewriting about is the one located inside the Mactan International Airport at their Departure area inside Terminal 1. I believe it is the only DD shop inside the airport. Anyways, I am glad they have a shop at the airport. Bought me some to share with the family before boarding our flight to Boracay. My wife wanted to find out if her favorite flavors from her childhood were as good as she remembered. I was curious to try those flavors because they are not available in the United States. Unfortunately, the flavors were not nearly as delicious as she remembered. I tried them, and I was not impressed either. They did not have the Boston Creme donut which is what I like at the American DD shops. I thought that the Choco Butternut, Blueberry Cheese, and Nutty Chocolate flavors were just decent. Oh well. Donuts at this Dunkin Donuts shop were decent, but I'll try patronizing one of the other dining establishments at the airport next time I'm there.

Dunkin is Dunkin... no explanation needed for their donuts. Always good always affordable…read more Workers here seemed knowledgeable enough about the menu. We couldn't find the menu so we had to rely on them. As for assortment, not much is available but at least they have what I wanted. BAVARIAN

Those who know me know that a meal is never complete without dessert. So after I ate lunch close…read moreby, I found my way to this Dunkin Donuts. This is not a little stand found in many malls in Cebu. This was a normal sized shop at Sands Gateway Mall in Danao. There was plenty of donut choices available that afternoon. I bought one Bavarian Creme filled donut and one Boston Creme donut. Both were good with a nice balance of filling to dough. Better than what I bought at a DD stand at Robinsons Galleria in Cebu. Also better than the ones in California. Bottom line is that Dunkin Donuts is better in the Philippines than in California. Go figure.

I came here 10 years ago and it still looks the same! We saw other foreigners here. Cool!…read more I ordered a matcha while my other family members got hot tea and an iced latte. I loved the matcha! It's hard to find matcha that has strong enough flavors in the states. Not every cafe makes it the same way. We sat for a while. They're open in the evening as well. It was pretty busy! But there were still tables open. Love it here!

Maayong Buntag! Two coffee shops next to each other, this one's open earlier and got our business!…read more along the waterfront, nicely furnished, and great A/C!

My first Milk Coe experience was near SF, California. I'm not sure if the two are affiliated but it…read moreseems like they are. Because of this, when my coworkers suggested going to this Cebu IT Park location, I was all onboard. Wel, we have been a few times now and they've only ever had honeycomb once. :-| The ice cream is still good and they made cotton candy for my little boy, though, so I guess I'll give them three stars. Still, when you specialize in something, it'd be nice to have in stock. I'll try once more on my next trip and see how things go. Might see me there.

When I went here, the place was packed! They have limited seating as well. They just recently…read moreopened and still are currently on a soft opening as of this writing. I ordered the Milky Cube (M3) which is a soft serve organic milk ice cream with a cube of honey comb on top. The serving size was just right although kinda on the pricey side, nevertheless it was really good. Just the right amount of sweetness along with a nice touch of honey comb on top. I have to say, this has got to be one of the best ice cream here in Cebu. I would definitely come back again and would recommend this place to anyone looking for a good place to eat ice cream/dessert.