This place always had a long line whenever I passed by. I finally had the opportunity to find out…read morewhy people fall in line for their yogurt. There's a sign that states where the line starts with poles guiding people as to where they should be falling in line. Like numerous others, I didn't see the sign. People started falling in line by the window, which is where I was sitting. I eventually moved my seat. Now, I totally understand what the hype is all about. They offer fruits, sauces, and crunch options that other frozen yogurt companies do not offer. While I was falling in line, someone was writing down what I wanted to order. I was impressed that she upsold me. I was asked which option I wanted. I opted for a cup or tub. Then she asked if I wanted a medium or a large. She didn't ask if I wanted a small, medium, or large. I'm thankful I ordered a medium! The couple behind me had a slight misunderstanding because the female ordered small for them to share. He didn't sound happy with her choice. Eventually, she changed the order to a larger size. I knew that I wanted mango. I am thankful that the employee suggested the Biscoff crunch and sauce. Oh my gosh, I slowly ate my yogurt. I wanted to enjoy every crunch with the sauce and yogurt. They gave a generous amount of everything. I would highly recommend llaollao!

Fruit is fresh and the yogurt refreshing. Best dessert on a warm day. But enjoy it quickly! It…read moremelts fast.

One of the prestige companies in the Philippines right now that is active in catering party events…read more Miguelito's International Corp is proud to be one. Aside from being a manufacturing and franchising company, they also dealt in catering needs. They offer: Miguelito's Soft Ice cream, Miguelito's Fried Ice Cream and Churros. For Interested kindly contact: Michelle Aman 822-5028/09228644785 www.miguelitoscorp.com

Dear Sir/Madam, Good…read moreday. I am writing to formally raise a concern regarding an incident at your Miguelitos Ice Cream at SM City San Lazaro Branch yesterday May 29, 2026. My child is a registered Person with Disability and holds a valid PWD ID. When I (mother) presented the PWD ID to avail of the discount/benefits for food purchases, your staff refused to honor it. They insisted that the child must be physically present and that the guardian's ID was not sufficient. This policy contradicts *Republic Act No. 10754, "An Act Expanding the Benefits and Privileges of Persons with Disability"*, as implemented by *DOH Administrative Order No. 2017-0008*. Section IV, Rule V of the IRR states: In cases wherein the PWD is a minor or mentally or physically incapacitated to execute an authorization letter, the parent or legal guardian or representative shall be allowed to make the purchase on behalf of the PWD, upon proof of their valid identification card. The name of the said guardian/representative shall be indicated at the back of the PWD ID and shall be the exclusive representative of the PWD. My child's PWD ID lists me at the back as the authorized representative, and I presented my valid ID for verification. Despite this, the discount was denied. I believe this is a misunderstanding of the law by your staff. I am bringing this to your attention so you can review and retrain your personnel to ensure compliance with PWD laws. Persons with disabilities, especially minors, should not be subjected to additional burden just to access their legal benefits. I respectfully request: 1. Clarification/apology regarding the incident 2. Confirmation that your staff will be briefed on the correct implementation of PWD benefits for minors/representatives 3. Assurance that this will not happen again I value Miguelito's products and would prefer to resolve this amicably. I hope for your prompt response within 5 business days. If unresolved, I will also raise this to DTI. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

While strolling inside the mall, I got easily distracted with those mysterious colorful balls lined…read moreup inside a big chiller. I immediately asked the seller what are those balls and assumed that these are Japanese ice cream because of the hiragana translation beside every flavor that they have. For a small ice cream, 75Php is kinda pricey for me but it doesn't matter anymore because I really enjoy these babies and I can't get enough of them. My personal favorites are green tea, black sesame, oreos and milk. I always get their box with 6 pcs of mochi ice cream because lucky Chinatown mall is out of my way. :(

Who's a gelato lover? I am! A few years back, it would be so rare to be able to get your hands on…read morequality gelato here in the Philippines and only recently where there have been mushrooming establishments of artisanal this, homemade that and what not, and craft ice cream is not an exception. Manila Creamery is something to watch out for. As of now, they don't have a physical store yet as they have only recently launched last April 2015 at EDSA BDG, however you will find their humble stall in bazaars and event functions for the time being. It's a start up business by two young individuals but don't be fooled for they deliver you nothing but quality! They have the staple flavor selections but have also created their own unique trademark flavors. When you are able to catch them on bazaars, I suggest you try the cereal milk flavor! It's one of their own unique creations. This one is very promising! I must say, Manila Creamery is almost at par with my own personal favorite gelato brand!

Another gelato brand has entered the market and it is indeed not the typical one! Manila Creamery…read morewas spearheaded by Filipino gelato specialists who went to Italy and studied the craft of making artisanal gelato. They only use fresh ingredients of high quality to make delicious and unique flavors for everyone to enjoy. I came across their pop-up store in Glorietta 4 and tasted all the flavors available. These flavors were Vanilla Almond, Coffee, Kinder Bueno, Pistachio, Double Chocolate, Black Sesame and my personal favorite that day, Mangga't Suman. Its main ingredients were Mango and a famous Filipino delicacy called Suman which is a rice-based dessert. Everything tasted good, that's for sure! Their gelato was carefully made and tested. I could really tell because of how it was rich and flavorful. I think if I did a blind taste test, I'd know more or less what the main ingredients were! I'm not much of a dessert kind of person but Manila Creamery's gelato has made its mark on my taste buds. I can't wait till their next pop up! Know their whereabouts through their Facebook page (Manila Creamery) and Instagram account (@mnlcreamery). Talking about it can only go as far so go and try their exciting flavors for yourselves!

I have not had charcoal activated frozen yogurt before, so I figured I would give it a try. It's…read morenot self serve, but you do get to choose your toppings. The frozen yogurt came out smooth, creamy, and black. Flavorwise, it was tart, as any other sort of yogurt would be. Toppings gave it a little variety in texture and flavor, but nothing special overall. The yogurt here is cool but gimmicky. At least you'll get a nice Instagram post from it.

My first time here and all I wanted was a plain (black charcoal) frozen yogurt in a matcha cone,…read morebut this seemed foreign to the staff that kept wanting me to choose toppings and sauce. After a few attempts of saying just plain, I finally added a sauce and topping. Love that it automatically comes with a spoon to eat more easily. They only accept cash!!

I don't like Ube. Never did and never will. But... if you're vegan and if you're a fan of this…read morepurple...thing, then I'm happy to announce that Ice Cream House's line of vegan ice cream called 'Savor a Mi' has introduced a new flavor: UBE. You can get this in tiny cups or pints, and even a half-gallon for just Php 225. How sulit is that? Since I am not a fan of the ubiquitous ube flavor, I would usually go for the plain, coco milk flavor in small cups (just Php 20 each!). For ice cream that has no dairy, you'll be really amazed at the texture of Savor a Mi ice creams because it's so creamy you'd think there's dairy in it but nope! All cruelty-free, no milk stolen from baby cows and definitely a healthier option! Tip: Sometimes Savor a Mi has other seasonal flavors such as Mango & Peaches, and Buko Pandan.

This Carmen's Best is inside Shoe Mart Makati in the 3rd floor. They have great tasting ice cream…read more They have the best butter pecan ice cream I have tasted.

Great tasting ice cream (it's rich) and good service. Seating available, but it's limited.read more

Highly recommend. I really think they deserve their own dine-in space instead of just a kiosk. This…read moreis basically japan's best cheesecake (much like the Letao brand) in a soft serve cup form. So good & a great way to end the night!

I'm so glad I ran into this kiosk. My cousin who lives in Japan always brings us these tasty treats…read morehome whenever he visits which is never soon enough. So having one right next door is a God send. On our accidental run in we ended up just getting the soft serve which I didn't even know existed and boy oh boy was I blown away. It was better than I could have ever imagined. Make sure you buy one or twelve of these frozen miracles the next time you are here. Also buy as many cookies as you can as well because you will immediately regret not getting more the moment you get home. Im kicking myself for having eaten lunch just a little while earlier because my big eye was not on alert and I left with absolutely zero cookies. Still, I had my frozen soft serve treat so ultimately I won this day.

Great quality ice cream in a beautiful part of intramural at the cathedral. Food looked and…read moresmelled delicious.

Food was delicious and the bar had a nice selection of beer & cocktails. A small place in an…read morehistorical Plaza San Luis building in Intramuros Manila, which added to the unique feel of the place. A great place to enjoy a meal &/or drinks. Service took a little long, but it may have been due to the fact we were a party of 14.