Sunnies Cafe - Metro Manila

Sunnies is one of the happy places I always go back to. Of course we float to eat just after I remember making photos and sharing here. so appetizing is the presentation that we have to eat it immediately. eating is...big, comprehensible that serving is small because the price can say so that I don't complain instead of sharing my experience. sure it is a happy place because of its ambient, more so because of the facility in free today.

Popped un for something sweet and was not disappointed. I ordered the sunnies funfetti. it's enough for the exchange. spice cake, salted caramel ice cream and a crushed marshmallow cream. really delicious.

The ambiance is lovely and the staff are very polite and accommodating. The restaurant offers a wide variety of breakfast options that are sure to satisfy. I had a hot chocolate instead of coffee and it was prepared perfectly, even the tea was excellent. Definitely a must-try for breakfast!

Bgc boasts several restaurants in its vicinity, but Sunnies Cafe caught my eye with its vibrant aqua blue door. Initially, it didn't strike me as a restaurant until I noticed the menu displayed outside. I met my college friends there for brunch, and luckily we all ordered different items from the menu, allowing us to sample a variety of dishes. The food quality was excellent, with simple yet delicious options that were beautifully presented and complemented by the restaurant's ambiance. We tried dishes like steak and eggs, carbonara, guacamole poke salmon with taro chips, crispy honey chicken bowl, crispy sweet chili fish bowl, creamy caramelized spam dish, and finished off with a dark chocolate salted caramel brownie. I particularly enjoyed the steak and eggs dish, and the carbonara with its creamy soft egg. The rice dishes were average in my opinion, but the guacamole poke salmon with taro chips stood out for its freshness and unique flavor. I look forward to returning to try more of their menu, as the offerings sound intriguing and tempting.

I went to this restaurant for dinner. They stay open late on weekends. The staff seemed tired from working late shifts and it was difficult to get their attention to place our order. The menu offers fusion cuisine. We tried the creamy carbonara, sunnies pork bowl, spicy garlic butter seafood, Caesar salad, and the spicy blend calamari. In my opinion, the pork and salad were the standout dishes, while the calamari and pasta were disappointing. I usually enjoy calamari, but this one tasted different. Overall, I am not a fan of fusion style dining.