Pink Guava Tea + Coffee + Juice

Pink Guava is an inspired tea, coffee and juice shop and conveniently located in Quezon Ave. They offer Fruit juices, Milk Teas, Hot and Cold Coffee, as well as rice platters and pasta.

We know we wanted some cold drinks, but with the wide selection of Pink Guava, it was quite hard to decide which ones to get. In the end we tried their specialty drinks.

Here were our drinks..

Guava Lychee Large Php 120

It was a sour but still quite sweet , and of course it has the distinct guava flavor.The drink makes you feel relax and at ease with every sip. The taste wasn't strong like what I imagined.

Right side: Guava Yakult Large Php 120

Pink Guava Tender Tapa Php 165

Tender beef tapa, fried in garlic pieces and melted butter, paired with there special creamy eggs. It's your usual tapsilog but with a twist. The tapa had a kick to it and the eggs were heavenly, creamy, fluffy and flavorful!

Oh-Dory Php 165

Despite the wait, it was very worth it! The dory fish was extremely succulent, juicy and tender.

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If I have a long time to spare, I would like to go back again and try another drinks. Our visit to Pink Guava was a short yet satisfying one. I personally loved everything we tried and find the service impeccable, a really good fit to make up for its small location. :)

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Restaurant Ratings
Taste = 4
Environment = 4
Service = 4
Clean = 5
Price = 4

Spending: Approximately Php 300

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1472 Pacific Century Tower, Quezon Ave, Quezon City
Mon - Sun:10am - 12nn

Mother's Crepe and Cafe Philippines (Mazazu Crepe)

Mother's Crepe & Cafe launched last May 2012 in SM Mall of Asia Complex.  The business was founded in 1998 in Japan and is famous for its delicious and healthy crepes. With 40 branches all over Japan and in countries such as Singapore, Thailand, Canada, Korea, China, Australia and Hong Kong, Mother's Crepe and Cafe has finally arrived in the Philippines!

Among their Crepes - you can choose your Crepe from Standard, Deluxe , Premium, Ice Crepe and Delica Crepe that will cater your taste-bud wants and also your prefer budget.

They can whip up your crepe in less than 4 minutes and your milk tea in less than 2 minutes once you place your order.

Choco Banana (Php 105)

Chocolate Milk w/ Cream Cheese 12oz (Php 90)

There are many smoothie that savor artificially but this one is exceptional. Other flavors of smoothie in Mother’s crepe’s menu are Honey banana, Strawberry, Mango, Cookies and Cream, Café Mocha, Green Tea, Calpis and Spiced Tea.

To cater their Filipino customers they also have Filipino Favorites in their menu.

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I hope they'll soon renovate or open a larger branch to be able to serve more customers. But the service is very good. I will defintely be back. 

Restaurant Ratings

Taste = 5

Environment = 4

Service = 5

Clean = 5

Price = 4

Spending = Approximately Php 200

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Main office

30F Antel Global Corp. Center, Julia Vargas Ave., Ortigas Center

Tel no.: (02) 636-2888

SM Mall of Asia

2/F Central Business Park Bay Blvd

Tel no.: (02) 804-1910

Teacup

Teacup is actually relaxing escape to home/office while waiting or being early then have time for work. The place may be called "Teacup", but it's not just tea or coffee they are serving, they also serve breakfast, rice meals, snacks and pastries.

Gavino's Donuts, Coffee and Milk Tea at Greenhills Town Center

After dinner last night we finally had the chance to visit the Gavino's Donuts. According to research, this shaped is called "Pon de Ring" which came from Japan. 

The owners, Michelle and Andrew Que, got hooked on pon de ring donuts on their annual visits to Taiwan and decided to make them available here in the Philippines.  “We used to bring them home but they turned soggy and were not as good as they were in Taiwan.” They started making their own pon de rings and selling them at Mercato Centrale in December. “We wanted to see if there was a market for these chewy donuts in the Philippines,” said Andrew. They named their brand Gavino’s Donuts after their son who was named after Andrew’s father Gary and grandfather Vicente. (Source http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/)

Here are some of their donuts...

M&Ms

Sugar Raised

Sour Cream

Cheezy Bacon and Chili Cheez