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.

I've always had good memories of Dunkin' Donuts. I relate their munchkins with elementary school…read morepotlucks, their croissants with homey family breakfasts, and their donuts with an afternoon pasalubong pick-me-up from the folks. It's why it fills me with unnecessary, beaming pride when I introduce to friends the 24/7 Dunkin' Donuts in our area of Aurora-Balete. It's been there as far back as I can remember, and even though now DD's strawberry candy sprinkles only cover a fraction of the donut and choco butternut has been relegated to being a "premium" donut (no more do they join your regular box of munchkins), I still come back regularly to the local DD for a bite. They're pretty spacious and quiet enough, considering they're beside a main avenue. It's an evening oasis as there are few else businesses near it that would be open--just the gasoline station beside it and the convenience store across the street. It's perfect for a post-last full show dessert coming from Magnolia, an alternative to your usual coffee places for your study session, or a midnight jaunt for a late night pig-out.

Chocolate Chocolate Chiller is so-so. It's not too bland or sweet but needs something to make it…read moremore interesting or to stand out more. I'm probably looking for sprinkles, chunks, and the like. Since the name doubles itself, why not throw in some chocolate sprinkles, chips, or extra syrup? That would've made more sense. :)

This bakery became my go to place for sweets. The ensaymada and cheese rolls were my late mom's…read morefavorite and mine as well. i recently tried cinnamon rolls it was good as well. The sourdough bread was light and great for sandwiches. I have yet to try the brownies and lemon bars. I will though the next time i am home. i highly recommend.

Love this bakery and for the quality you get, it's completely worth the price. Nothing tastes like…read morethey skimped on ingredients or used any substitutes for the real thing. This branch is in a really convenient location and is maintained well. The people who work here are also super nice! I bought my birthday cake (the Purple Carousel chocolate cake) here, and they gave me an extra bag of sweets! My favorites are their: *Lemon bars - really great lemon flavor and have a tart, refreshing sweetness *Chocolate revel bars - probably the best I've had *Chocolate Campfire cake - very rich, but in this amazing way where you don't get tired of eating it! I've also had their: *Purple Carousel chocolate cake - classic chocolate cake with these chocolate wafers on top *Mini Pecan Pie - not the consistency I prefer in a pecan pie but the flavor was still very good *Mini Chocnut Pie - light, could use a stronger chocnut flavor, I really liked the crust though *Cookies - I love cookies so I usually get 1 or 2 with whatever else I'm buying that day, theirs are crispy on the edges and chewy on the inside *Quiche Tinapa - Liked this a lot and just ate mine chilled, but I think it would be better to warm it a little at home

The distinct smell of J.Co is the first thing I notice everytime I enter any of their stores, which…read moreI acclaim to after a few minutes. I enjoy their donuts calm level of sweetness. This time I had their frozen yogurt (140 PHP) 2+1 toppings of your choice. Feeling healthy I choose grapes, strawberries, and mango bits, which helped balance their rather sweet mix of yogurt. It even leaves a sticky residue when you touch it, which is only removed with a trip to the restroom. HIGHLIGHTS + Power Outlets abundanr, but may require a 3 prong adapter. + Free WiFi that's stable. +Cozy ambiance that's conducive for productivity.

Wow! The doughnuts in this place are amazing! They are really light (3 doughnuts per person is not…read moretoo much!;)), not overly sweet, and very tasty. There are about 20 different donuts to choose from and when we saw them, we wanted to try all of them! Coffee is good and not burned too and you get a free donut with your coffee!

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!!!

Mister Donut has been around for the longest time, and when I saw that this particular branch…read moreoffered sandwiches aside from the usual donuts and desserts, I decided to give it a try. I got a croissant that basically had a filling of kani salad and I was glad because it had generous strips of kani and veggies. A friend of mine got a burger, which had a bun that had a hole, very much looking like a donut, that was flipped inside-out. It had bacon, cheese, burger patty, fried egg, cucumber, lettuce and mayo. While I enjoyed my healthy and light croissandwich, my friend found delight in his packed burger. Afterwards, we shared an order of their chocolate overload dessert which had a Japanese donut as base, chocolate "grains", chocolate ice cream, chocolate chips, then drizzled with chocolate syrup. It was so chocolatey and so yummy! This definitely elevates Mister Donut from a donut stall to a legit café.

Believe me when I say gone is the Mister Donut of your childhood. Back in my day, Mister Donut was…read morethe local jologs version of Dunkin Donut. It was inferior. It was the lesser donut (at least by our standards. Now that I think about it, it isn't so bad). BUT! Mister Donut actually went a great image overhaul. Firstly, did you know that Mister Donut was actually a Japanese franchise? I don't think anyone did until said image overhaul and it isn't as blatant in any of its branches as it is here. From the katakana on the shop sign to the menu, to the Pon de Ring... this new Mister Donut is nothing like its local reputation was. As a cafe though, it's pretty basic. You have some breakfast offerings as well as croissant sandwiches and pasta. Not exactly anything to write home about but their savory offerings are pretty good, all things considered. The price to serving size proportion isn't so bad either. If you're looking for a light meal or a light snack, this is somewhere I'd definitely recommend. What they have is filling but not so heavy that you end up reeling from a food coma after your meal. Plus you won't have to leave if ever you fancy getting dessert after.

The entry of big international donut brands in the Philippines pushed many local players into…read moredecline. One of the early names in premium donuts is Go Nuts Donuts and it has since lost a huge share of the donut market. I remember the days when I would line up in front of their outlet at Fort Strip in BGC for almost an hour just to get a dozen of their freshly cooked and yummy donuts. But now, the said Go Nuts store has closed down and most of their other outlets in major malls have been converted into kiosks for takeouts. Even so, I still continue to patronize this donut chain because it is local and I try my best to support Filipino-owned companies and local products whenever I can. The good news is Go Nuts Donuts doesn't just sell donuts nowadays. The company has added pizza, pocket pies, cro-nuts, and other items to its menu. The newest additions to their product line are the creamy ice cream sandwiches. Still, I only buy donuts and coffee from them. The Amazing Glaze and the Peanut Butter Frost continue to be my all time favorites. I'm just happy that I don't have to fall in line and wait like crazy just to have my hands on their sweet treats.

If you'd ever noticed a Country Style, you would only remember them for their donuts and pastries,…read morewhich are actually really good and cheap (cheaper if you get them at their evening discount), but it might surprise people that they serve actual meals. It's a little weird to be eating at a Country Style in the middle of Ali Mall under an escalator, but their decent, cheap meals can take you to a good place if you let them. I myself like a good de luxe bagel, though their sandwiches are pretty good and big as well. They serve breakfast items, as well as more "left-field options" like spaghetti or soup or salad. People who like rice might be a little at a loss, but if you enjoy bread or toast, there are a lot of those for you here. They aren't anything stellar at all, but if you're looking for a bite to eat in the mall, Country Style might offer you a little som'thin'-som'thin'. Have yourself a nice little donut to boot, too.