Yviana - Quezon City

Great food. Cozy place. Fast service. Most affordable and scrumptious muffins and cakes! Banana wallnut muffin is my fave.

Aahhh yviana. looking for very good house cooked meals? do you want cake with love (from the owner? their rice flours are so good, but pandesal sandwiches even better I find myself ordering both. soouo sulit. the place is still cozy, even if it is transferred from its original location (still on malakas st. always clean and home, they never rush you after the meal. a good place to simply relaxxxxxx. they also have the opportunity to dinate al fresco. the personal is minimal, but friendly. I think I'm so happy to have it in our bargain.

This humble, local hole in the neighbourhood restaurant is a more common place in the residenz malakas st. due to its cakes and mealtimes to very favorable trips. chocolate cake, which, despite its simpleness, only costs php 55/slice oozes with taste and cream. Among the other shady dishes that need to be tried are lapaz batchoy special (a safe winner) and emotido (as sweet square discs, a full-day breakfast meal). the muffins are good, too humid, sweet and really cheap. the facility is strategically located close to three tertiary hospitals and directly at the headquarters of the Filipino Society for Pathologists, so that there is a favorite essparadies among doctors.

I believe this quaint place has long been in the neighborhood for the longest time already. I've passed by here before but this is the first time that I have tried it. It looks very unassuming on the outside and also inside. Simple it is. But they boast of their baked goodies as well as homecooked specialties. When I went here earlier, there were people who quickly dropped by just to pick up their orders. Me, I ordered their Lasagna and Sans Rival, for dine-in. I loved their Lasagna, nothing really extraordinary in taste but it was so good! It was meaty and a bit on the sweet side. Very good lasagna capped with 2pcs fresh garlic bread that is bursting with garlicky goodness and very...read more

This humble, homey, "hole in the neighborhood" restaurant is a frequented place in the residential Malakas St. because of its cakes and meals at very reasonable prices. The chocolate cake which costs only Php 55/slice oozes with flavor and creaminess despite its simplicity. Other treasure dishes that must be tried include Lapaz batchoy special (a sure winner) and embotido (as cute square slices, an all-day breakfast meal). The muffins are good, too -- moist, sweet and really cheap. The establishment is strategically located near three tertiary hospitals and right across the headquarters of the Philippine Society of Pathologists, making it a favorite dining haven among doctors.