Live to dine
First an apology: The reason that I went to Blue Bay Walk was Hot Star, but unfortunately, my camera-phone acted up and all the photos I took of the joint weren't saved. So I must convince you by words: Hot Star chicken is delicious.
Since the development is new, I decided to roam around. My openness for discovery led me to try these two cafes. Why I chose them? Because I like what they serve and their facade, appealing.
This is me, my scene. Intimate, clean, warm lights, fancy but nothing too extravagant, with a few surprises.
Again, me. Coffee and bread and pastry. What's not so me is the super upbeat mood. By the way, on TV is someone performing 'Let it Go' in a Korean variety show (thought that's nice to share).
I'm very happy about this visit. A friend once said that we have lots of restaurants in Manila, but how many of them satisfy? Those mentioned here exceeded my expectations. I also appreciate the entire park—wide open spaces that are beneficial to the mind and legs, smaller buildings for a greater view of the sky, and, well, just pretty things to lift the spirit.
Now my big realisation in this little adventure: You can tell that food tastes good by the way it looks.
Since the development is new, I decided to roam around. My openness for discovery led me to try these two cafes. Why I chose them? Because I like what they serve and their facade, appealing.
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| Clockwise from left: interiors, obviously; the sign, yes (wow I'm terrible at captioning); quirky coffee spoon; blueberry tart with compliments from the chef—and that makes you feel like a rock star |
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| What it says on the cup: 'Angel N Kiss, a premium place for a taste of heaven' |
I'm very happy about this visit. A friend once said that we have lots of restaurants in Manila, but how many of them satisfy? Those mentioned here exceeded my expectations. I also appreciate the entire park—wide open spaces that are beneficial to the mind and legs, smaller buildings for a greater view of the sky, and, well, just pretty things to lift the spirit.
Now my big realisation in this little adventure: You can tell that food tastes good by the way it looks.
