Tsoko Nut Batirol
SM Main
North EDSA, Quezon City
Tsoko Nut Batirol's coffee frappe has a knock of its own. While the pastries we ordered uses tablea (cacao beans) as its chocolate components, it captures a fine tasting choco lava oatmeal brownies. All the while, Batirol looks like a copycat of other coffee shops. I was indeed wrong. An alternative to mainstream Starbucks.
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With a hint of Filipino exotic food and truly Filipino foods made for your visual appetites. Originally created by Green Dei of Foodamn Philippines and Green Dei Media PH.
Foodamn Philippines
Founder, Daryll (Green Dei)
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If you guys have tips on exotic food and recipes, write us at darylldial(at)gmail(dot)com
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