Hello there my lovely hivers!!!!
It's the continuation of our last date with my friends before the earthquake happened. This place is perfect to spend time with your friends or just by yourself. This is a cozy place with a minimalist design that a teenager will surely love. It also has a wide space.
As we arrived at the place, we first put our things in the chairs and went directly to the cashier to order some food/ drink. We were a group of 9, and we ordered a lot of food. It was also my first time paying this much money at the cashier. I didn't know what to order, so I just asked what' was their best-selling frappe was. There are a lot of drink options you could pick from, but their price were a little pricey. The total of our food was 900 plus pesos. My friend and I were left at the cashier, and she ended up counting our money.
The setup of their cashier was organized, and their pastries were tempting, but we just bought a frappe, which cost 75. If I had a lot of money, I would literally buy the foods that I want.
We took a group selfie first, to document our moments together with them, since they were all classmates and I was the only one who fit in with their group. But the thing was we were classmates in the first year, so I don't feel any awkwardness.
This is the close-up look of my drink, and I didn't expect what it tasted like, and it exceeded what I expected. It's delicious and creamy.
We took A group photo with my girls, and there's just one absent in our group since she went home early.
They also had free wifi in here, and I didn't use mine since I didn't know how to use it.
My friend and I were curious about the taste of the flat croissant, so we split the bill of us 4. It was sweet, filled with so much sugar on the top and the cream. My friend finished it all even though it was sweet.
