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Food Trip - Cebu


Travel Dates: September 12 - 13 , 2014

I haven't been to these places and it pays to have a review. Of course great food tastes better when shared with good people. Right?



Lantaw - A Filipino restaurant located in Cordova, Mactan, Cebu. Phone 032-514-2959 / 09236522270 / 09998502707 / 09273151695
You can feel the breeze of the air and the waves in the ocean - while eating. Yeah. I find it really exciting until I get to experience my "bad hair day" moment because of the air and feeling a little comfortable and my sea sickness kicking in, but yeah, the entire experience was new to me and the food is really amazing! 8 out 10!

Fudge - They say they are the best boutique pastry shop in Cebu. Featuring unique and authentic food, highlighting sinfully delicious desserts. Fudge... surrender to temptation. Located in 888 AS Fortun Street, Cebu City  Phone (032) 4161727 Email fudgeresto@gmail.com

We ordered the Ice Cream Cake, it has layers of choco, merengue, peanut butter, more chocolate and vanilla ice cream. It was sounding really interesting to me primarily because of the peanut butter. Yeah! Peanut butter lover out here! I will rate this 8 out of 10. While this is really a good dessert, i feel that it could have had more peanut butter right there. Yeah, i told you, peanut butter lover it is!

But what the FUDGE?! They're lava cake is indeed sinful! Yes, it takes 25 minutes for preparation but geez, the wait is all worth it! The lava cake is waaaay better Chilli's and any other lava cake I have ever tasted! 10 out of 10! 

La Vie Parisienne - They are the first French Boulangerie, Pastry Shop & Wine Library in Cebu. A great overview of tasty french wines and products. Located at 371 Gorordo Avenue, Lahug 6000 Cebu City Phone (032) 260 4388  Email lavieparisienne@hotmail.com

The place is so fascinating and if only I am living in Cebu, I would have stayed there daily - after work for breakfast (i work in GY shift), their breads and pastries would have been great with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. In the afternoon or evening before work, the place would have been awesome for a short read with  a cup of coffee. Weekend after - dinner hang out with Argie. It would have been a romantic venue for two lovers to hang out, chat, talk about life and it's beauty. Argie and Victor were even talking about the place as either a wedding proposal venue, pre-nup or the reception itself!

I love the strawberry and apple wine the 2 boys picked from the wine library. The Hawaii Pizza was really awesome too, except it was a little messy to eat. I'd still give it a 10! 

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