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Sweet Treats at Pia Y Damaso

There are a lot of dessert choices from cakes, ice cream, chocolates, but most of the time, good ol' Filipino "panghimagas" are still the best. Here are some of the yummylicious dessert offerings of Pia Y Damaso.

Looks can be deceiving. I almost didn't get to taste this because we still have some waffle at home but this Bibingka Waffle is really a "bibingka" waffle. And I love bibingka and Christmas. ;) This bibingka waffle is topped with salted egg and quezo de bola, with jojo jam. It would've been nice if there's some grated coconut to complete the bibingka experience but this is a masterpiece of its own. Thumbs up.



Sisa's Dementia is a sinfully-looking chocolate cake that will make you forget of past injustices. Sisa is a character from Noli Me Tangere and this cake evokes erases all poignant memories. This is a love moist chocolate cake with chocolate ganache and dark chocolate mousse.


Goat Milk Leche Flan. No one can refuse leche flan and this one from Pia Y Damaso uses goat's milk and has a generous "dayap" flavor so the flavor is much more intense


Pepay, The Dancer Halo Halo. Hurray for Pepay's halo halo. It has all the yummy ingredients that a halo halo should have: ube, leche flan, beans, saba, langka, pastillas, and goat's milk. Yummy!


Brazo ni Dona Vicki. Dona Vicki refers to Dona Victorina in Noli Me Tangere. This brazo de mercedes is sweetened just right, with the perfect blend of meringue and egg custard. I'd love to pair this with tea. :)




Pia Y Damaso
2L Greenbelt 5,
Makati City

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