The food selection was great. The coffee was on point and I highly recommend it. It was my first…read moreexperience at a Starbucks Reserve and enjoyed it!

Came here cus i heard they serve different kinds of coffee from different parts of the world…read more I'm not sure if you can get a taste test first though but it never hurts to ask. Love the atmosphere here as well. I would definitely comeback especially for their banoffee pie.

Carefully crafted drink that has milk alternatives!! I'm from the states and I love myself a…read moredelicious cup of coffee! Best way to wake up in Pasay city, thanks Bru coffee!! Also has yummy arroz caldo and silogs. Check them out!

Sitting by the window while I wait for my birthday cake delivery. Conrad Manila has an exceptional…read morelittle cafe by their entrance. I ordered a nice cappuccino with a tiny chocolate chip cookie on the side. Included is shot of water, it is recommended to drink the water first before drinking the cappuccino. One's palette is cleansed before enjoying the flavor.

I love green tea, matcha (the bolder the better--authentic, ideally). Whoa, wish granted! I'm…read moreglad to find an authentic matcha source like Tsujiri in some random space in the S Maison mall attached to the Conrad Manila. Loved the experience ALOT. From the website: http://tsujiri-global.com/ "The time was end of ancient Edo period, and in 1860, the brand Tsujiri was first established by Riemon Tsuji in Uji of Kyoto, Japan. The founder Riemon tapped his own wealth to improve the tea industry, advancing and innovating the method to enhance the flavours and sweetness of the tea to accomplish in making the highest quality Gyokuro tea leaves. He also devised the tea cabinet to keep the tea leaves fresh longer, thereby enabled to revive the popularity and marketing of the Uji tea. His effort was well recognized by many and to attest to that, his statue was built in Byodoin, the Kyoto's world heritage temple" I've had two things here: the ceremonial matcha tea (eye-opening, heavenly) and the Shiratama sundae (green tea matcha softserve with mochi, adzuki, black sugar, which was memorable). Really glad to experience this authentic product outside of Japan and appreciate the flavors I've experienced here. Would love to sample again when I return to MNL. Visits: 3

The best Japanese tea ceremony for 1st timers... You would love the vibe it brings …read more.. I really enjoyed the taste of real ground matcha green tea leaves.

I'd like to say the frappes are delicious as well as the food. The drink is measured clearly and…read morethe quality is perfect.

MOA is known for its plethora of shops, stalls and outlets for practically anything you can think…read moreof. But, when the shopping is done and your feet feel swollen to the size of watermelons, your thoughts may turn to find a nice, quiet place for a good cup of coffee and some peace and quiet. Bo's Coffee is just that place for me. Granted, there are quieter places on the outskirts of the mall. The nearby buildings, to be exact. Still, if you'd prefer close proximity and easy access, drop by Bo's for a steaming hot cup. Get the pour-over, which they perform in front of you while explaining the entire process (unless, of course, they know that you know how it all works). There are several beans available, all of which are locally sourced and provide individual characteristics. Ask for the tasting notes, if you're not already familiar with them. If you're a smoker, you'll be pleased to discover that the outside area is cigarette-friendly. The tables to the side, in particular, experience a constant stream of cool air that is most welcome during muggy late afternoons. If you're here past dark, expect to have your peace disturbed the moment bands in the nearby drinking places are in full swing.

Chimichurri steak was excellent. They have great tasting coffee as well. Had the cappuccino and…read moreamericano and both tasted great.

Ordered plenty of coffee and cakes. Ladies in the front are quick and accurate. Mostly typical…read morecoffee shop experience. Slightly more expensive than Starbucks but looks like the same offerings just different names. Good spot to sit and watch the sunset. There's a view of Manila bay.

I love tea and this place will have a special place when I come to the Philippines. It's hidden in…read morethe corner, but once you see it then you'll never forget. They have over 95 teas from around the world and each one has its own story to tell. They even have a book that accompanies the table to give a description of each tea. The is definitely intimidating for any first time tea taster, but if you are a fan of high tea then you'll be right at home here. $595pesos for three tea sandwiches, 2 scones, and a pot of tea. Delicious! Enjoy!

I have fond memories of my grandfather asking to be taken to the mall even until he was old, just…read moreto have his favorite snack or dessert. He would ask us to go with him when he would drive by Ferino's for bibingka, the store along Gilmore selling kakanin, or the long-gone store by the corner of Santolan with a cute striped canopy selling homemade sweets. One of his favorites that I continue to enjoy to this day would be Dulcinea. Aside from their good selection of Spanish favorites like the paella, callos, albondigas and gambas, Our all time favorites include their sansrival, mocha cake with honey crunch on top, and my all time favorite churros. Their churros has remained crunchy and golden brown on the ridges, with a soft center, shaped in a teardrop, and served with a rich chocolate dip. If I fancy something quick and easy to eat on-the-go, I grabe a piece (or tow) of their yema balls which are little yellow pieces of rich, creamy heaven.

The hot water temperature for my tea is way too hot that it burned my tungue and esophagus. I had…read moreto ask for ice so I can drink my tea. My husband ordered a latte and couldn't drink his also because it's way too hot. You may want to check the proper temperature for hot water for tea and also cafe latte. It's undrinkable. Or, retrain your barista. Hot water temperature should be between 150-180 F. My husband said he does not want to go back to Starbucks again.

Starbucks Coffee in the Philippines is on point. Tastes just like your typical Starbucks here in…read morethe US. This location is very convenient for guests at the Conrad. It's just a 1-minute walk from the entrance of the hotel. This location has a good amount of seating inside and a few tables outside. Staff were very friendly and extremely polite.

This coffee shop/cocktail bar is just beside the entrance to Conrad Hotel. The chain originated in…read moreLondon, and it seems like this Manila location just recently opened. They have your typical array of coffee/espresso drinks as well as non-coffee options. Additionally, they have a full bar for cocktails, but I didn't look too much into their offerings. What caught my eye was a menu of waffles. I got the Nutella which came as a folded waffle with the spread in between. It would be a perfect handheld snack if you wanted to grab and go. There is ample seating and a bright, welcoming environment. The staff weren't particularly friendly--not rude, just lacking any enthusiasm. Overall, it seems like a nice stop in the area.

I've been here twice and have had the same thing both times - the afternoon tea set. It's available…read moreall day, thankfully. The ambience and service are the standout aspects of the Oasis Garden Cafe - it's calming, there's a pianist most of the time, and the service is pretty great. The afternoon tea set has two options - the oasis tea set (English style) or the Solaire tea set (Filipino style, which features traditional Filipino merienda staples), and you can get either tea or coffee. Each set comes with three tiers, and with the English tea set you get scones (4 of them), a tier with savory bites, and a pastry tier (that hazelnut and chocolate slice! That eclair with the custard in it). You can split this with 2 other people, because the pot of tea has I think 5 cups of tea in it, and the tiers have more than enough food on it to share. This is a good place to spend a lot of time in! So if you're in need of a dessert fix or coffee, here's a good place to satisfy it!

Surrounded by sprawling, lush garden with a (probably) five meter waterfall, replete with beautiful…read moreskylights and modern architecture, Oasis is one of the nicer cafes in Manila where you can just relax and take a break. Despite being inside a casino that's notorious for its (very) bad exhaust system, leaving casino goers (and even just passers by) smelling like cigarette smoke, Oasis is the perfect place to hang out in with your family or significant others, if you want to feel like you're in nature-- without sacrificing comfort and luxury. Located in the newly opened wing of Solaire called the Sky Tower, Oasis is well known for its yummy cakes and desserts (which are just around 150-200 pesos, similar to the Patisserie in the crowded food court), as well as the afternoon tea selections (which is around 500 pesos), including three tiers of different mini sandwiches and a pot of tea of your choosing. Oasis also offers a variety of other food, my favorite would be the Beef Kalbi (so soft, so good!), Pad Thai, beef pastry (it's like a tiny siopao only glazed), and the ceasar's salad (ask for the shrimp to be browned so it wont add to the slimy texture of the anchovies). Most meals range from 200-400, and are well worth the tag, in my opinion. Come later on and their's usually a live pianist at the sleek grand piano sitting off to the side of Oasis. They've got darned good cocktails too! My favorites are the Japanese inspired ones, which I forgot the name of. But they have sake in it! (And while sake is strong and has distinct kick, this cocktail went down smoothly! I could have like, 5 of them.)