Vanilla Cupcakes @ BGC got me hooked up to its courteous staff & “ultra lively site”.
I’m no fan of this cup cakes’ craze. Am no sweet eater.
My carnivorous instinct always gets in the way.
After a few rounds of bike for my usual Sunday morning exercise
at BGC (Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Philippines),
my daughter tacked me and her Mom to this newly opened…oh no…sweets haven.
Didn’t like. I wanted a more fried rice meal as I was tired & famishing after the rounds.
Dropped her & Mom to the resto beside this ants’-inviting place and I headed towards parking lot.
When I arrived, they were already seated in this, again, sweets haven.
“They serve regular rice breakfast Dad” she exclaimed.
And I gave in.
Facade is lively…and when I got in…WOWOWIE…it’s LIVELIER.
We all ordered Filipino rice meals and they went on with their cravings for small cakes.
I liked their “Tuyo” (dried tiny fish) with garlic fried rice and over easy eggs.
Even this “Tuyo” is sweet…but really piquant midway.
The ham sandwich we ordered for center to-share was a dilemma.
Imagine mustard laden mayo plus generous drips of I don’t know what sweet thing was that
on top of a big slice of leg ham.
There’s no flavor harmony. No roundness.
If I were the Ingredients Specialist Prof of the one who concocted it, 72 will be the grade.
We took it out and handed to beggars on the street.
BUT, AGAIN & AGAIN, I like the atmosphere…and will be back even just for such.
(Can I bring my own food next time?)
…and now behold this lovely, lively & colorful place:
My carnivorous instinct always gets in the way.
After a few rounds of bike for my usual Sunday morning exercise
at BGC (Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Philippines),
my daughter tacked me and her Mom to this newly opened…oh no…sweets haven.
Didn’t like. I wanted a more fried rice meal as I was tired & famishing after the rounds.
Dropped her & Mom to the resto beside this ants’-inviting place and I headed towards parking lot.
When I arrived, they were already seated in this, again, sweets haven.
“They serve regular rice breakfast Dad” she exclaimed.
And I gave in.
Facade is lively…and when I got in…WOWOWIE…it’s LIVELIER.
We all ordered Filipino rice meals and they went on with their cravings for small cakes.
I liked their “Tuyo” (dried tiny fish) with garlic fried rice and over easy eggs.
Even this “Tuyo” is sweet…but really piquant midway.
The ham sandwich we ordered for center to-share was a dilemma.
Imagine mustard laden mayo plus generous drips of I don’t know what sweet thing was that
on top of a big slice of leg ham.
There’s no flavor harmony. No roundness.
If I were the Ingredients Specialist Prof of the one who concocted it, 72 will be the grade.
We took it out and handed to beggars on the street.
BUT, AGAIN & AGAIN, I like the atmosphere…and will be back even just for such.
(Can I bring my own food next time?)
…and now behold this lovely, lively & colorful place:
