Slice
is introduced to me by a friend while we are at Serendra, hungry and looking
for some place to eat. Slice is located at the 7th Ave., corner 29th
St. West Superblock at the Ground Floor of Bonifacio High Street, besides Jamba
Juice and Cotton On.
Slice is a small store that has a homey feeling.
But this small store will surprise you with the variety and arrays of cakes,
cupcakes, cookies and beverages.
Aside
from the display of cakes, you will also be awed by the posters and pictures
displayed at Slice. You will see pictures of Sen. Pia Cayetano, who owns the
place, and her different adventures. One that caught my attention is that they
are because there is no wi-fi so they encourage you to talk with each other
instead. They also have magazine that you can read while enjoying a sip of
their drinks.
what cake should I choose? |
a bowl of chips |
We
also ordered for a Seafood Puttanesca, which according to the waiter is one of
their bestseller. And she is not lying with it as being one of the bestseller.
The pasta is covered with squid ink and has shrimps and salmon. There is no “umay”
as we shared a huge plate of the pasta. We are three in the group and one
serving of the pasta is enough to satisfy our hunger.
the Seafood Puttanesca |
Of
course our meal will not be complete if we won’t order some cakes. For the
cakes we ordered a slice of the Tres Leches and Double Choco Yema. Tres Leches
has a ultra-moist bread that will melt in your mouth. It is creamy like a leche
flan and has a sweet taste. The Double Choco Yema on the other hand is a
chocolate cake with yema between the two layers of bread. The yema is nicely
complemented by the chocolate ganache covering the cake. The slices of the two
cakes are also big that we don’t mind sharing it.
the creamy Tres Leches |
the sinfully Double Choco Yema |
Aside
from pasta and cakes, Slice offers breakfast meals that are served all day. They
also have salads, burgers and sandwiches and rice meals.
jars of cookies and cupcakes |
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