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!

There is no where else in the world that compares to the donuts they serve here! Every time we come…read moreto the Philippines it's a must stop. The lines can get long but believe me, they move at a good pace. Our favorites is the Al Capone!

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.

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.

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

Doughnuts awesome as always. Visit whenever close in Manila. BUT, so very sad that they're making…read morethe employees wear masks. Like really? You can't see a face or smile. May as well be dealing with a robot. Can't hear what they're saying. For this reason, it will be the last visit to JCO great pastries or not.

Minus one star because donuts taste like plastic Minus one…read morestar because staff is unfriendly Minus one star because they charge too much Minus one star because I ordered waited 20 minutes for 1 box of donuts with no one ahead of me and the box was already made Minus one star because cash only Plus one star because the donuts look pretty Minus one star because I actually am so infuriated I had to make an acct write this review and leave this rating Plus one star because at least there is air conditioning Plus one star because there are chairs inside the store so you can sit Minus one star because the shop was very cramped and you cannot have a nice conversation or date inside

Great place to grab a quick bite and decent coffee. It isn't pricey at all, and the service is…read morefast. You get a free donut with every coffee purchase, too- bonus!

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.

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.

I really like their donuts. They're barely sweet and the flavors are quite good. Given the choice…read morebetween Krispy Kreme (which is also in Terminal 3) and Dunkin Donuts, I'd choose Mister Donut. Their donuts are not sugar bombs. I got a Mister Santa Donut (so cute) for myself and the Hershey's Chocolate one for the hubby, and a cup of coffee. Their donuts are smaller, maybe half the size of donuts in the US. They're just the right size for me, as I just wanted something small with my coffee. There are lots of Mister Donuts in the Philippines and this specific outpost shares a space with KFC across from Ramen Nagi in the Food Hall of Terminal 3.

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!!!

If you ever travel to the Philippines and are a donut lover, you gotta try these. Their texture is…read moredifferent than your typical donut here in the US. The bread is light and airy and doesn't taste too oily. I feel like they put a bit more sugar in their yeast dough so the bread by itself is yummy. I've been traveling back and forth to the Philippines the last several years to visit my parents. Each time, this is one of the places I have to hit... Their donuts are yummy. The donut names have a fun twist to common Hollywood names. For example: Alcapone, Jacky Chunk, Avocado DiCaprio, Berry Spears, Blue Barrymore, Snow Ice, etc. I've tried all/most of them, but I forget all of them now. I'll list my favorites: Alcapone: It's a donut dipped in white chocolate and toasted almonds. Not too sweet and the toasted almonds give it a good balance. (4.5 stars) Caviar Chocolate: It's a donut dipped in hazelnut chocolate topped with chocolate crispies. The chocolate crispies are a fun texture. It's like biting into a donut Crunch bar. Caviar Strawberry: Same as Caviar Chocolate, except it's dipped in a strawberry white chocolate glaze. Yummers for the strawberry flavor lovers. The chocolate pairing makes it yummy yummy to the tummy! Mr Green Tea: Donut dipped in green tea chocolate with toasted almonds. If you like green tea, you'll like this one! I like getting the J. Pops because it's like bite size pieces. This is great if you want to sample different flavors without committing to all the calories. But damn...it's so dang hot in the Philippines and you'll probably do a lot of walking anyway, so "donut" let it bother you! #parumpum So try it, then message me to let me know how you like it. You're welcome...