Another chocolate find in Baguio. Why is it Baguio's full of strawberries and good stuff? Hahaha! :) Anyway, we went to Camp John Hay one day and we saw this place that sells Chocolate Batirol.
If you're not familiar with Chocolate Batirol, it's a chocolate drink that uses a Chocolate tablet or tablea as they call it. Some are thick that you can use it as a dip for your churros and some aren't. So we headed to the restaurant.
And ordered their
Original Chocolate Batirol (which is the ordinary chocolate flavor) and the
Strawberry Chocolate Batirol.
Strawberry (L) and Original (R)
I was quite impressed with the ambiance. It was very cozy and romantic actually. But the drinks were so-so. I thought that theirs were the thick drinks that I wanted, but it turned out the opposite. But in terms of the two drinks we ordered, I like the original one better. The strawberry flavored drink was weird. :/
However, I don't think I'll be coming back to this place for their drinks again. Maybe I'll try their food next time, but the drinks were a bit disappointing. Sorry. ;)
Another chocolate find in Baguio. Why is it Baguio’s full of strawberries and good stuff? Hahaha! 🙂 Anyway, we went to Camp John Hay one day and we saw this place that sells Chocolate Batirol.
If you’re not familiar with Chocolate Batirol, it’s a chocolate drink that uses a Chocolate tablet or tablea as they call it. Some are thick that you can use it as a dip for your churros and some aren’t. So we headed to the restaurant.
And ordered their
Original Chocolate Batirol (which is the ordinary chocolate flavor) and the
Strawberry Chocolate Batirol.
Strawberry (L) and Original (R)
I was quite impressed with the ambiance. It was very cozy and romantic actually. But the drinks were so-so. I thought that theirs were the thick drinks that I wanted, but it turned out the opposite. But in terms of the two drinks we ordered, I like the original one better. The strawberry flavored drink was weird. :/
However, I don’t think I’ll be coming back to this place for their drinks again. Maybe I’ll try their food next time, but the drinks were a bit disappointing. Sorry. 😉
Before I share the whole entry, I'd like to say I wasn't able to take lots of pics of the Filling Station. We were already really tired and so we just ate and ate and ate. Haha!
Anyways, still for my Baguio entries, after trekking in Camp John Hay, we were so excited to visit Filling Station. It had a special place in our hearts because we loved our previous experience in Filling Station, so we were very excited. :)
There were several restaurants but we chose Shakey's.
We ordered the Buddy Pack. Cost is P330.00. I was craving for Mojos!!!!
Afterwards, our Filling Station experience won't be complete without dessert!!! Bought ice cream in Strawberry & Cream.
H ordered Ice Cream #7. :)
I ordered
Ice Cream #3.
I super love my ice cream with the strawberries, strawberry syrup hidden under and the chocolate ice cream. It was all good! H also said that he liked my ice cream better. Haha! :) Ice cream #7 according to H was normal. Haha! :p
Good ending to any nice experience is a sweet dessert and romantic moments with your love. :) How mushy! Haha!
Before I share the whole entry, I’d like to say I wasn’t able to take lots of pics of the Filling Station. We were already really tired and so we just ate and ate and ate. Haha!
Anyways, still for my Baguio entries, after trekking in Camp John Hay, we were so excited to visit Filling Station. It had a special place in our hearts because we loved our previous experience in Filling Station, so we were very excited. 🙂
There were several restaurants but we chose Shakey’s.
We ordered the Buddy Pack. Cost is P330.00. I was craving for Mojos!!!!
Afterwards, our Filling Station experience won’t be complete without dessert!!! Bought ice cream in Strawberry & Cream.
H ordered Ice Cream #7. 🙂
I ordered
Ice Cream #3.
I super love my ice cream with the strawberries, strawberry syrup hidden under and the chocolate ice cream. It was all good! H also said that he liked my ice cream better. Haha! 🙂 Ice cream #7 according to H was normal. Haha! :p
Good ending to any nice experience is a sweet dessert and romantic moments with your love. 🙂 How mushy! Haha!
It's about time we move to another fun activity. We did a lot of research prior to going to Baguio. Since we were already in Camp John Hay, we went to a Historical Trail. It was P30.00 per person and it was fun fun fun.
Here are some highlights:
Btw, before I continue with the photos, there's also a "negativity cemetery". I didn't take photos because I was a bit creeped out. Haha! Basically, there were figurines which were symbols of negativity and they were buried there. Something like that. Haha! I didn't really pay much attention since I was quite scared. Hehe! :)
Heads of the generals during American period in the Philippines.
Here's my favorite... the Bell House. :)
Our accomodation during our stay in Baguio..... not! Haha! :p
This is near the Bell Amphitheater.
I felt one with nature... really. And I loved every minute of the trail!
Here is the Bell Amphitheater.
Peek-a-boo! :D
Even though we were so tired because of the hiking that we did, we had so much fun! We took so many photos and I just chose some pics to post here.
P30.00? It was totally worth it!!!!! It was fun trekking, taking photos, reading historical facts, visiting my favorite Bell House. :)
It’s about time we move to another fun activity. We did a lot of research prior to going to Baguio. Since we were already in Camp John Hay, we went to a
Historical Trail. It was P30.00 per person and it was fun fun fun.
Here are some highlights:
Btw, before I continue with the photos, there’s also a “negativity cemetery”. I didn’t take photos because I was a bit creeped out. Haha! Basically, there were figurines which were symbols of negativity and they were buried there. Something like that. Haha! I didn’t really pay much attention since I was quite scared. Hehe! 🙂
Heads of the generals during American period in the Philippines.
Here’s my favorite… the Bell House. 🙂
Our accomodation during our stay in Baguio….. not! Haha! :p
This is near the Bell Amphitheater.
I felt one with nature… really. And I loved every minute of the trail!
Here is the Bell Amphitheater.
Peek-a-boo! 😀
Even though we were so tired because of the hiking that we did, we had so much fun! We took so many photos and I just chose some pics to post here.
P30.00? It was totally worth it!!!!! It was fun trekking, taking photos, reading historical facts, visiting my favorite Bell House. 🙂
The Manor is one of the famous hotel accommodations in Baguio. They have really yummy breakfast buffet. (We tried their buffet my first time in Baguio) and they have a wonderful ambiance. We had to go to The Manor to check out the place once again and to take pictures. :)
Here are some of the pictures we took in the open area of The Manor. It was fun fun fun!
Also we stopped by their pastry store.
Aren’t they delicious? Eye candy!!!
We purchased pralines. Cost= P160. They’re so so yummy!
Also, I saw this intriguing chess set so we took a photo.
The Philippine government officials. Cute and funny, it really is.
Anyways, I’m not sure how much lodging in The Manor is. But it really is worth a visit for your picture-picture. Haha! :)