For our first time, we've tried their soft-served ice cream with honey. They have a really good quality soft-served ice cream as you can really taste the creaminess and milky-ness in the ice cream. While their honey looks like a sparkling clear light golden gem (unlike the usual dark amber color of honey we are used to when we buy a store bought jar). It was sweet and gooey and a perfect match to the milky creaminess of the ice cream. I would love to try their ice cream with honey comb (their specialty) which they highlight on their display eventually, but might have to wait for a special occasion as their ice cream is a bit expensive side for a cup. read more

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My Milkcow experience was much better when I ate with a friend, especially once I got over my initial impression of the eyebrow-raising price tag for such a mini cup. It's still tiny, like a "special sundae," but... To be fair, the last time I visited Milkcow they had run out of Milky Cube, their bestselling flavor along with the Macao Dream. And now I can definitely say that their MILKY CUBE is THE BEST! If you haven't sampled their Milky Cube yet, TRY IT NOW. IT'S SO GOOD. Tasted even better when I added a macaron, cut it in little pieces, and mixed the crumbs around with chewy honeycomb. The sweetness levels were off the charts! It's official. Macarons, honeycombs, and ice cream are a ménage à trois in dessert heaven. UGH. Milkcow's price is still what it is, but their ice cream really deserves the disclaimer of using natural real honey and fresh milk for ingredients. I stand corrected comparing it to McDonald's sundaes. read more

Milkcow - Swirls of happiness! Milky Cube x Macao Dream with delicious macarons. - Desserts Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

After dinner, I was looking for a sweet treat and I stumbled upon Milk Cow on my way out. It is a small store located just outside of Eastwood Mall. I have heard of this from friends but not sure what makes it unique, until I got in the store. It serves soft served ice cream but with a variety of unique toppings. What made them special is the use of honey and honeycomb. I heard the honeycomb is nice to suck on but I didn't realize they had it till I ordered the honey version. A cup of this ice cream is enough to share because of the sweetness. Although it is honey, it was still sweet. The honey is enough to allow you to finish the ice cream and still have the syrup. The room is cozy and they also serve pastries. Looking forward to visit to try their other flavors. read more

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Milkcow is a franchise from South Korea. They serve premium grade soft serve ice cream with a variety of toppings such as macarons, Oreo crumbs and fancy Australian honeycombs. It was undoubtedly very creamy, not watered down and it of course tastes way better than your average soft serve at McDonald's or Jollibee, but it's something I'd try once and come back to after a LONG while. It's good, but do I really want to go broke spending PHP 200 for one cup of soft serve ice cream? The answer depends on your income level, but hey it's something that's worth trying once. In my case, I had two cups and was horrified after realizing I spent almost PHP 500. I was happy though in that short time I was eating. You can really tell that all their ingredients are of the highest quality. Pick the honeycomb only if you know what a honeycomb is. It is absolutely delicious. read more

Milkcow - Desserts Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

Meh. Aside from the instagram worthy creations of Milkcow, I don't think its bang for the buck. Imho, it's expensive for ice cream. The soft served ice cream was, true to what they've been claiming, creamy and thick.. but c'mon. I can find other that's more worth it... I was not happy. A lot of people are raving about it and it made me think if something's wrong with my taste buds. I've been thinking about it... but.. Nope. It just didn't hit the right spot. The macarons are impressive though. And I have to admit, milkcow's unique. They have cotton candy, honeycombs & jelly beans to go with the soft serve. I'm willing to try again soon. Maybe I wasn't just feeling up for some ice cream that day. i'm not sure. To be honest, the experience has just been a blur, forgettable to say the least. I'll pay more attention next time. I hope Milkcow doesn't disappoint this time. I like pa naman their location and ambiance. :) read more

Milkcow - Desserts Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

I love anything frozen. Ice cream, fruit shakes, milkshakes, ice cream cakes - you name any frozen dessert and I am instantly in. What with the scorching heat of the sun blaring on us Pinoys this summer season, it's no wonder ice cream shops have been popping up just about every nook and corner in the Metro. In Eastwood, one ice cream shop that's slowly getting some attention is Milkcow. They serve soft-serve ice cream with the option to go with different types of mixin's and fixin's to "customize" your icy dessert. Sounds fun, right? They've got different types of toppings such as cotton candy, honey, chocolate powder, etc., so for sure each order is #instagood. Definitely double-tap-worthy! Plus, the space itself is so clean, crisp and pretty - perfect for taking pictures of you and your friends enjoying a cup! One thing though that I kind of have a qualm about this place is the price. While each cup costs about 120-150 pesos, I think it could be priced a little lower. While the toppings are very unusual and unlike other ice cream or frozen yogurt shops, I still think the size of the actual dessert is a bit too small for its price. read more

Milkcow - Milkcow's Soft Serve Ice Cream with Honey - Desserts Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

I suppose it's enough to say that I've eaten here but it's probably not something I'd readily go back to experience again. Don't get me wrong. When Milkymoo says you're eating organic ice cream and honey, there's no doubt about it. It's creamy and milky, like you were literally having a glass of milk. It's blatantly pure unadulterated milk. The honey's nice, too. It's sweet and has that nice buttery aftertaste (and comes from an actual honeycomb cube, too. Now that's novelty.) and it's all in-your-face pure material. No preservatives. Unfortunately, it's also very expensive. For 150php, you get a sundae cup that's probably a bit smaller than a McDonald's sundae cup. I was expecting it to probably be the same *size* as a McDonald's sundae cup but alas. I just don't see myself paying that amount again for ice cream, no matter how good it is. So like I said: it's enough to say I've had it once and I know what it tastes like. The experience is enough. If ever I do go back, it'll probably be to taste their macaroons... or snack on another cube of honeycomb. read more

Milkcow - Desserts Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

A lot of people say that Milkcow PH is probably one of the most overrated ice cream parlors here in the Philippines. It has gained a lot of negative reviews for being too overpriced and for its small serving size. In a way, I kinda agree. I totally love sweet treats, but I wouldn't spend too much money on a small cup of soft serve. I still love Milkcow PH, though. For me, Milkcow has somewhat changed my view on soft serve. Ice cream parlors that mainly sell soft serve, like Dairy Queen, are never really appreciated that much, because we tend to believe that not a lot of preparation time is needed for the creation of soft serve. It is also sold in popular fast food chains, like McDonald's and Jollibee, which completely ruins its chance of becoming an artisanal sweet treat. But, Milkcow is just different. Its soft serve is really smooth and the ingredients used to prepare it came from South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand. You couldn't find a soft serve like this anywhere in the Philippines. It's a great place to try out, but I wouldn't bother becoming a regular here. read more

Milkcow - Desserts Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

I've been hearing a lot of people say that Milk Cow ice cream is awesome! So I was really looking forward to try it out for myself. With the prices ranging from Php150 to Php200 for a single serving (with add-on), I expected quite a lot from this establishment. The Milky Cube was recommended to me because it was one of their bestsellers. Basically it contains their soft-serve ice cream, with a few pieces of honey cubes. The ice cream was good, tasted very much of milk, but not awesome. The honey cubes were very sticky, to the extent that they stick to the teeth. There were also small, hard pieces of the honey cubes that remain. Not worth paying Php160. Low value for money. read more

I heard about Milkcow when I came across it on my Instagram feed as it was featured by one of the accounts I follow that keep track of the newest restaurants in town. Anyway, I finally got the opportunity to try it about a month ago as a former colleague who works in Eastwood and I decided to rendezvous and catch up over dinner. Dinner lead to dessert and I asked her if she wanted to try Milkcow. She had the macaron and ice cream while I opted for the regular ice cream with honeycomb bits. I liked their ice cream -- it was creamy and thick which is just the way that I like my ice cream, but the honeycomb was strange and new to me. I had to spit it out bits of it since it turned rubbery after chewing on it. Not a deal breaker though, and I look forward to trying a different item on the menu when I come back. read more

Milkcow - Desserts Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

I'm a big fan of any cold dairy dessert (read: ICE CREAM) so when I heard about a new ice cream sensation that was invading my instagram feed, I just had to see what the hype was about! Milkcow served me one of the creamiest vanilla soft serves I've EVER tasted. I literally had to stop and close my eyes and focus all my attention to my mouth to savor every bite of the (sadly small) serving. I tried a bit of the honeycomb bits from my friend's order, and they were simply scrumptious, and unique to boot! As much as I loved the experience however, I must say that the price really let me down. You're spending so much money for an amount of soft serve that costs less than a fourth to get at the nearest McDonad's branch. I digress, however, because I'm sure to save up for the next *delicious* experience that is Milkcow. read more

A new ice cream shop? Count me in. I tried Milkcow as soon as I could visit Eastwood and I was not at all disappointed. MIlkcow does things simple. They have soft serve vanilla ice cream made with milk and honey and I swear this is the BEST SOFT SERVE I have ever had. The milky creamy goodness comes through perfectly, and so does the honey, this isn't too sweet and it lets you taste everything in it, it is perfection and I could eat a pint easily. With this fantastic soft serve they give you the option of adding toppings from popcorn caramel to macarons (which are SUPERB) to their most famous topping, honey. The honey topping + soft serve combo is AMAZING. I seriously cannot put into words how aboslutely delicious this is you have got to TRY IT yourself. They also offer a honeycomb topping which looks really desirable at first but you'll find that the coldness of the soft serve makes the honey comb develop a really chewy hard to eat consistency much like every chewed bubblegum by the end of it so stick with the honey topping! You can also experiment and try different topping combinations. read more