Do you have a sweet tooth? Do you
prefer to end a hearty meal with a sweet ending? Does mealtime feels incomplete
without a cone of sundae, a tall glass of milkshake, a piece of cupcake or a
slice of cake to end with?
Well, if you are looking for some
restaurants that offer delicious desserts after devouring a sumptuous platter,
check out these 18 Delicious Desserts
Around the Philippines. These are not dessert shops or cafés but
restaurants offering delicious desserts in their menu.
So bookmark this on your mobile phones
or tablets to keep it handy every time you have a decadent craving for a sweet
ending.
METRO MANILA
Over the recent years, Metro Manila’s
dining scene has become more and more interesting. High-end restaurants from
all over the globe has found Manila a profitable location. Here are some
restaurants in the Metropolis who have been serving delicious dishes and
desserts for several years.
Enjoy fresh oysters flown in from an
Iloilo farm, cooked in 101 ways!
After tasting oysters in so many
variants, you have to try some of their luscious desserts including this creamy
Mango creation.
More on Oyster Boy here.
MY MOTHER’S GARDEN
How would you like to dine in a
historic heritage home served with meticulously designed menu? Designed and
built by National Artist in Architecture Antonio S. Pablo, Sr. for his family
and later transformed into a dining by reservation. Not wanting to end a
glorious meal, articulately designed cake ends in a high note.
More on My Mother’s Garden here.
FELY J’S KITCHEN
LJC Group of Companies has been
creating well-crafted dishes for generations.
I do have some favorites including
this luscious dessert called Sikreto ni Maria (Maria’s Secret). The secret? More
on Fely J’s Kitchen here.
ASYA
Asian dishes under one roof, that is
the beauty of this chic dining aptly named Asya. Brazo de Mercedes like this definitely
brings delight after enjoying an Asian platter. More on Asya here.
AMICI
After gorging with your pasta and
pizza favorites, Amici offers some delicious cakes and ice cream-cake, which I
am sure you could not resist. I know, I can’t!
More on Amici here.
OLD SWISS INN
Swiss Cuisine never ceases to amaze
me. Slow cooked Osso Buco that literally melts-in-the-mouth, is such a palette
pleaser. As for dessert, nothing beats sharing a bowl of chocolate fondue with
your friends and family.
More on Old Swiss Inn here.
WHISTLESTOP
Travel much? The interiors of
Whistlestop bring delight to any travelers.
After some aromatic Asian dishes,
enjoy some delicious desserts including this divine chocolate cake. More on Whistlestop here.
TSOKO.NUT BATIROL
Tsoko.Nut Batirol reminds me of homemade
dishes and desserts the way grandma makes in her fragrant kitchen. The best
thing – it is a chocoholics haven!
More on Tsoko.Nut Batirol here.
DULCINEA
When I think of Dulcinea, only one
thing comes to mind – freshly made Churros con Chocolate. More on Dulcinea here.
CAVITE PROVINCE
Cavite Province is home to some
delicious Cavite delicacies and to some local dining hub worth mentioning.
SUBI MONTE
Originally established at the heart of
Cavite City and eventually built a few more branches for more Caviteños to
enjoy some homemade dishes, delicious desserts and a cup of latté. More on Subi Monte here.
MALEN’S RESTAURANT
From humble beginnings offering baked
goodies and delectable dishes to opening an event venue, Malen’s Restaurant has
become a familiar dining hub in Cavite Province over the years. More on Malen’s Restaurant here.
CHATEAU HESTIA
Just the name of the restaurant alone
is a delight, but you have to visit Chateau Hestia to experience what the name
truly suggests.
Chateau Hestia is a charming dining
place tucked in Silang, Cavite and offers well-crafted European dishes and
delicious desserts.
More of Chateau Hestia here.
Wanting a weekend getaway from the
concrete juggle, Tagaytay City in Cavite Province provides the most accessible
getaway with just a few hours away (1 ½ hours on an early morning road trip)
and Restaurant Verbena is one of the must try dining spots when in this bucolic
ridge.
Apart from a well-crafted menu,
Restaurant Verbena is under the roof of Discovery Country Suites with global
themed rooms for your weekend pleasure.
More on Restaurant Verbena here.
ANTIPOLO CITY
A few decades back, one of the famous
waterfalls named Hinulugang Taktak made waves for this hilly city. In recent
years, Antipolo City has been admired for famous Pinoy artisans, local
delicacies and dining destinations.
VIEUX CHALET
Just the name Vieux Chalet evokes meticulously
crafted Swiss cuisine without the need to fly to the alps. What makes Vieux
Chalet even better?
Savor authentic Swiss cuisine while
having an option to taste delicious desserts made from local produce. More on Vieux Chalet here.
CEBU
Cebu! Cebu! The Queen City of the
South needs no introduction. It’s a city, an island and province rolled in one.
When it comes to dining discoveries, Cebu offers a melange of cuisines and some
deliriously delicious Filipino restaurants.
FAMILY FARM GRILL HOUSE
Country inspired Family Farm Grill
House offers affordable sumptuous Filipino dishes including this well-loved
Pinoy dessert, Leche Flan.
More on Family Farm Grill House here.
BACOLOD CITY
Bacolod City is not only known for one
of the grandest festivals in the country, Masskara Festival. This is also the
Sugar Bowl Capital and with an abundance of sugar, comes the abundance of
nothing but sweet endings!
For generations, Pendy’s offers a wide
range of Bacolod delicacies including this delicate dessert called Napoleones.
More on Pendy’s here.
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
Cagayan de Oro City is a gateway to
the northern part of Mindanao.
This is one city in Mindanao that I
would like to visit more and for good measure. If you know me, food tops the
list!
MISSY BON BON
Opened from sun up to sun down, Missy
Bon Bon offers healthy yet flavorful platters and delicious desserts. Freshly
made gelato of numerous variants and decadent pastries are all yours for the
taking. More on Missy Bon Bon here.
DAVAO CITY
Tagged as Asia’s most liveable city,
Davao City is a gem in Mindanao.
You’ll be missing out if you do not
visit this region. Davao City is five minutes away (by boat) from the nearest
drop off point to an island paradise. You can also savor exotic tropical fruits
and delectable dishes, that’s incredibly affordable too!
Comfort Filipino food is what this
dining hub offers.
Locals dine for a hot bowl of noodles
known as La Paz Batchoy or a hot noodle plate like Palabok. What they are known for is turning the exotic
Durian fruit into a delicious dessert like this Durian Pie, awarded as one of
the best desserts in town. More on Cecil’s
Snack Inn & Bakeshoppe here.
I hope you find this collection of
sweet endings handy whenever you have an intense dessert-craving while in the
Philippines!
If you love deliriously delicious food
as much as I do, then follow me at Instagram as I share my love for easy to
cook dishes, sinful desserts, healthy eats and regional & international
cuisines via @eattoyourheartscontent.
18 Delicious Desserts Around
the Philippines is
part of my Friday Foodtrip here at
Eat To Your Heart’s Content.
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search for more deliriously delicious dining destinations, food discoveries and
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Pie Rivera is a former food columnist of Republic of 7107 Island Travel Magazine and a freelance food & travel writer for local magazines and online travel communities. She is a TV producer and creative director by day and wanderlust at heart.
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weeew ito na ang hinahanap ko! is this the best desserts in Manila??
ReplyDeleteI've included some establishments within Metro Manila, but also included those in other parts of the Philippines. Thanks for stopping by.
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