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Where to eat Cafe food in Pasig: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Pasig. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you.. Pasig is a city in the Philippines. Located along the eastern border of Metro Manila, Pasig is bordered on the west by Quezon City and Mandaluyong; to the north by Marikina; to the south by Makati, Pateros, and Taguig; and to the east by Antipolo, the municipality of Cainta and Taytay in the province of Rizal.
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8. Richmonde Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Richmonde Cafe is Richmonde Hotel Ortigasâ all-day dining restaurant. It serves international cuisine seasoned with distinct flavors, for a unique cornucopia of mouth-watering a la carte dishes and scrumptious buffet selections. Interiors are sleek, chic
Reviewed By TheConciergeSupreme
I normally hang out around this cafe during the peak hours. It is not worth to brace through the crazy traffic in Ortigas when you have a relaxing place in town serving very good food with an impressive alcoholic beverages menu. The buffet breakfast is impressive too and the staff have a very good and friendly attitude too.Dear Concierge3725,Thank you very much for posting your feedback with us. It is always our pleasure to be of service to you and provide you with good food and drinks while you wait for the rush hour to pass.We hope to continue seeing you at Richmonde Café.Sincerely,Jorold MontelibanoDirector of Operations
7. Cafe Mary Grace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By H C
Great mushroom cream pasta with truffle. So far only pasta that's mushroom / truffle based I've tasted with enough flavor.
6. Kissako Uji Matcha Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Atiyadlc
If you love matcha aka green tea then you will probably freak when you visit Kissako Uji Matcha Café. This green tea heaven serves drinks, cakes and croissants based on Matcha and other interesting ingredients made especially for Japanese-culture enthusiasts. It is definitely a must-try for those who want to taste something different among todayâs coffee shops and milk tea places in the metro. Kissako Uji has a very simple lay out. Itâs really small (probably has a capacity of 20 people only). It does not feel cramped though, and I havenât seen it actually get full. Itâs a perfect place to study or read a book. They do play soft music, but nothing too distracting. Wi-Fi is fast AND FREE too.Letâs start with the drinks. Their specialty is the Horiguchi Blend (Php130 - medium) which is roasted coffee imported from Japan. They also have their coffee of the month for (Php160) which are usually variants of their Horiguchi Blend.I initially asked for the Hot Matcha Latte (Php130 - medium), but I realized I wanted something colder (It was scorching hot too). They didnât make a fuss out of it and âicedâ my latte. It tasted every bit of Matcha. It was a lot less sweet compared to the Green Tea Latte in Starbucks. They do coffee art (latte art) tooChoco-Hojicha(Php180 - large). It was a blend of coffee and tea. I wasnât sure how it was going to taste like but I ordered it anyway. I found this weird but yummy. The chocolate was definitely there but for some reason, I tasted a bit of seaweed too. I would recommend this if you want to try something different. Cakes.I tried the Matcha Cheesecake (Php170/slice) first. I didn't find this particularly special. I think the matcha made the cheesecake a little more crumby and the neither the cheese nor green tea stood out. I tried the Matcha Cheesecake (Php170/slice) first. I didn't find this particularly special. I think the matcha made the cheesecake a little more crumby and the neither the cheese nor green tea stood out.Also, I canât help but commend on how friendly and accommodating the staff is!
5. Mom and Tina's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By isaacmanila
I was hungry and thought of trying this restaurant. Ambiance was good. Honey time. I ordered their seafood pasta thinking my P375 would make me feel full.I was really so disappointed to receive my order. There were like 4 small shrimps and nothing else. It was a very small serving compared to other restaurants who would charge that much. Although the order forms with 2 garlic butter buns. I'm not happy and not coming back to that restaurant again.
4. Epic Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
From the creators of Poco Deli, comes Epic Cafè. Here at Epic we aim to make drinking coffee more of an indulgence - the coffee making process, an art.
Reviewed By seasielle
The soothing aroma of its coffee is really revitalizing and welcoming. Feels at home. âºFor the frappe, I ordered Strawberry and my sister got Epic Specialty.For the ice cream, I got salted caramel since according to them, it's their house specialty. I do honestly love it. ⤠The ambiance, the staff and everything about this place is truly remarkable. I would definitely recommend this one.Overall Satisfaction: 4Place: 3.5 (not so spacious)Food: 4.5Ambiance: 4.5Staff: 3.5Located at East Capitol, Pasig City. Hurry up, visit this awesome place, and be revitalized. Hello Marielle D,We are overjoyed to hear you enjoyed your experience here at our little neighborhood coffee shop. We truly appreciate the feedback and hope to see you around soon!
3. Cafe 1771
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Telephone + 63 2 631 7340.
Reviewed By Manuel I
This restaurant is located in El Pueblo in Ortigas just across the Podium Mall. This restaurant has very good ambience, quiet and with function rooms good for small meetings. Restaurant has Filipino and international dishes to offer. For lunch, enjoyed their gambas, Caesar salad, grilled salmon steak, grilled steak (a bit tough) and mango crumble. It also has a good list of fresh fruit juices. For breakfast, their fried paksiw na bangus belly is a must try together with their own version of corned beef, beef tapa, pork tocino and daing na bangus. All come with your choice of steamed or fried rice and topping of egg. Service is fast and efficient. Prices are moderately high. The restaurant has very clean restrooms but no parking area of its own. I plan to go back to this restaurant to try their Osso Bucco Caldereta, the speciality of the house.
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2. Wildflour Cafe + Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Jen M
This is the third time I've eaten at Wildflour (Salcedo 2x) but first time for this branch (Podium). I wasn't overly impressed by the food before (those past 2 times) but their pastries/ bakery items are good. So coming here for lunch, I wasn't really expecting much but I also didn't think I'd be so let down.First off, the food my sister and I ordered took forever. Longer than the chicken and biscuits which they said would take 20 minutes (which we were willing to wait for). None was said about the Chorizo Fundido, though. But there we were, with everyone almost done eating and my sister and I still waiting. We followed it up and only then did 1 of the Fundido orders arrive with the server asking if we could wait for the other one for 5 minutes more.Fine, it was after all my mom's birthday lunch and we did not want to make a fuss. It eventually came, it looked pretty and tasted good.The last order that came was my pregnant sister's and 6 yr old niece's Croque Madame (they shared it). Again, it was pretty and tasted okay (according to them). But then, they found an eggshell in the sandwich! And it wasn't a tiny piece, but big enough for them not to want to eat it anymore (pic below).It was just too much. For the price they were charging, one would expect a level of service and quality. We had a reservation but had been placed/assigned outside. They moved us after my sister asked. Then, to wait for so long for our order with no notice and then to find that eggshell? Tsk. Cleary, the kitchen was not in order. The servers were apologetic and offered to replace the sandwich- which we felt was a silly resolution. They did, however, remove it from our bill (which we suggested ) and did not charge the donut my niece got in place of the lunch she couldn't eat any longer. I would hesitate to eat at The Wildflour again especially at this branch and would most likely not recommend it.
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1. Cafe Astoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By ivankenley19
Cafe Astoria is one of the best buffet experience. very accomodating staff like jocelle and jessa who serve with a smile and very attentive. the food and drinks were good and satisfying. i will recommend this with my fellow college and colleagues at work. the dessert, superb. the place is good complimented with the band who sang great. hope to go back here some other time.Dear ivankenley19,Without any doubt, we strive to give you the best type of service! We will continue to improve what we have so that all your gastronomic experiences will be memorable. We highly recommend that you try our Astoria Pizza next time. See you again soon, Ivan! All the best,The Cafe Astoria Management
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