We're on a vacation and were looking for a place in Limketkai complex that's open at 7am for…read morebreakfast. Missy Bonbon opens earlier than that and the staff provided us with a warm welcome. They provided us with exceptional service. The food came in about less than 10 minutes. They have a variety of pastries, gelato, shakes, coffee, western and Filipino cuisine. We opted to get Filipino dishes to taste the local Filipno cuisine, and we were all satisfied. The owner came to check things out and was kind and friendly. The place was clean, and the ambiance was warm, and lovely. The place looked like, well put together from the personalized table napkin, interior design, and food. The food price is reasonable too. We only spent about US $50 for a family of 5 adults. And I had a hot cocoa, that tasted so authentic that I could really taste that pure cocoa in it. I love Swissmiss hot cocoa, but oh boy! That local hot cocoa at Missy Bonbon, is really extra special. My daughter asked me why, I was not drinking much of my hot cocoa yet while eating my bangus with garlic rice and egg, and I told my daughter, "because I'm saving the best for last!".

To be honest, I was expecting some heavenly taste with their pastry. I mean, this bakery is…read moresituated near the mall's bakery where the bread there costs like half or even quarter of the price here. I tried out their yema bread (creamy bread with sweetened milk on the inside) and coffee. Neither tastes above average. Service is good though since manager is visible and helps out in decision making.

I like hayashi bread but it is not.that known to people what makes them different from other breads…read morewho are already existing in the market. THE TASTE I love it..the service if 10 is the highest I will give them 9.ambience of the store is nice and welcoming.

They raised the pandesal expectation!…read more Its been a year since pandesal stores pops-up everywhere in town. I find that Hayashi is among the best in town because their pandesal taste really good when its freshly baked. I just dont know about their other bread products but certainly it can be good. Just increase your patience during peak hours as the lines can get longer because many people are really lining up for this bread. They also open other branches in the city. I know they have the first branch in Matina another is at Agdao Public market.

Historic bakery in this town .. every time I'm here visiting since I was a kid .. they make this…read moregreat morning bread to match your coffee-called pandesal ... their pandesal is known in this town . So if you're here ! Come get some !

Love this place right next to our favorite dinner spot Bondi and Burke. We got engaged there.read more

A cute and fancy little place. They bake their own pastries. Perfect for brunch and hanging out…read morewith friends. Nice presentation of food and interior design. Instagram worthy. Not much parking around the area. The place gets busy and they don't take reservations. No tap cards or Apple Pay (for overseas people) but they take senior citizen. discount, major credit cards and cash. Staff are very friendly.

This establishment used to be my favorite place to get merienda (Filipino afternoon snack), but…read morerecently their food's starting to taste bland (except for some of their pastries). I do suggest you try out their batchoy or mami still if you want authentic Filipino meriendas. Winner of the pastries will always and forever be their cassava cake! The only downside is their parking. You'll have a hard time looking for a spot on the road since they don't have a designated parking area. Price wise, it's very affordable. They used to be more cheap than they are today but it's still pretty cheap. And the price you pay for the food is worth it so you'll walk out with no regrets.

I was about to give them 3 stars but I had recently tasted their leche flan and it was the bomb…read more You can order in big sizes, put them in a box and pig out somewhere. PRO TIP: If you are in a mall and happen to want to drink coffee but not have enough dough for the pricey ones in coffeeshops, go for Cecil's. They have brewed coffee for like less than a dollar plus their dessert selection is broad so you are basically in a very affordable coffee shop (minus the traditional coffee shop's ambiance).

Place was dirty and the waiter and waitress didn't seem to like their jobs.. Had chicken lomi take…read moreout (wife brought it home) and thought it was good; but upon actually visiting the restaurant would not return for a meal. One lady was making fresh donuts on the way out and they were very good!

One of the go-to coffee houses with my University Friends. They have recently undergone renovations…read morein order to cater more customers to the expense of its the more homey vibe you will experience when it was not yet renovated. Nevertheless, they still serve one of the best ice-blended drinks here in the city. Despite the renovation and additional seats, it still generally peaceful and relaxing compared to others in the city. PLUS they serve their drinks using metal straws!

Great coffee, lots of seats and a wide selection of cakes. Ambience is good, lighting is decent and…read morecooling is just fine. They close down a room or two when there are only a few people but they open them if you request to be seated there.