Tealoca Milk and Teas

When we went to Gaisano Mall of Davao, my friend, Dear, who is a tea lover didn't let any chances of drinking milk tea get past her. When we were already tired of malling, we decided to go with her to chill at Tealoca Milk and Teas. It is only found in Davao up to this time.

Tealoca has number of options from different kinds of tea from milk teas to fruit teas, whether you would want it to be served hot or cold.

This is their basic milk tea. I had a few sips of it and it was just similar to the Oolong Milk Tea of Moon Leaf in Iloilo City. I love the pearls for add-ons especially when you get to have the chewy kind and not the over-cooked ones! :) 

Mochi Creme

Strolling in Abreeza Mall in Davao City, we stopped by Mochi Creme and tried the Japanese Ice Cream. This caught my attention because it was different from the usual ice creams sold in one-stop shops. 

Mochi Ice Cream is a Japanese dessert made from mochi or the pounded sticky rice with an ice cream filling.

 It comes in different flavors you'll surely love! :) I first tried the Blue Vanilla flavor. Yum!

Each Ice Cream costs at around Php 40. Not bad for this yummy-tasting dessert! 

How I wish we have this in SM City Iloilo, then I'll be tasting all of the flavors. Hello potential franchisers out there! I could already foresee this will be another hit aside from milk teas in the 

Kiosk:     Mochi Creme

Location: 2nd Floor, Abreeza Ayala Mall, J P Laurel Avenue, Bajada Davao City, 8000

Mr. Misono

Treating ourselves after a no-sleep-final-exams week, we went to this Japanese fast-food located in the heart of the city -- Mr. Misono. It offers a gist of Japanese lifestyle without digging holes in your pocket. We've visited this restaurant twice already and they never failed to satisfy our tastes. 

Mr. Misono offers super budget meals for Php 99 with unlimited rice for those on a tight budget. There are other picks like Mr. Misono Bento, Okonomiyaki (Japanese pizza), Sashimi, Burger and Gyoza. Looking forward for another stomach-filling visit! :)

                                                                                                                   

Restaurant: Mr. Misono