We got the Glowing Smoothie with extra greens and it was very very tasty! It's always nice to be…read moreable to have access to fresh veggies every once in a while. If you can find Rustans, this place is right next door on the third level.

I'm a Mooshi Fan! Being from Southern California, I come from the land of green smoothies, healthy…read moreoptions, and lots of fresh salads. So when I moved to Cebu, some of those healthier options were challenging to find. Not that there aren't fresh fruits/veggies (there are many!!), but it was hard to find things like smoothies that didn't have a lot of cane sugar added to it. About 3 months before I moved back to California, lo and behold, Mooshi came onto the scene. And boy, was I excited. Finally, some great green smoothie options at a decent price. I was overjoyed. It's always great to drink something that makes you feel good afterwards. They've expanded from their beginning in Ayala Mall to IT Park and SM Mall Cebu City (Maybe SM Seaside as well?). So great!

This is a very nice coffee shop/café in a little strip mall. The inside is much nicer (and bigger)…read morethan it appears from the street. This is because there is a big upstairs seating area. They have some very nice café drinks and some great-looking bakery items.

We tried this place in lieu of the usual Statbucks for coffee and light meal. I ordered the Java…read moreChip frappe which was okay, nothing to rave about. The chicken salad was huge - totally shareable and very good. I would come back and try their baked products and maybe some of their signature coffee blends. The service however was superb.

Lots of places to see in Cebu City, Philippines!…read more We wasted no time... we covered a lot in two days: 1- Fort San Pedro - built in 1738 to protect against Muslim raiders. Cool historic site. 2- Basilica del Santo Nino - The oldest Catholic Church in the Philippines is located right here in Cebu! Nice visit for believers and even non-believers no matter what religious background you have 3- Magellan's Cross - Ferdinand Magellan's Catholic legacy, a large wooden cross 4- Yap-Sandiego Ancestral House - one of the oldest and best-preserved houses in all of Cebu. wow! the house was constructed out of coral stones and wood and was built sometime between 1675 and 1700 5- Cebu Heritage Monument - sculpture depicting centuries of tales and historic events. Such detailed work! 6- Cebu Taoist Temple - Located in the Beverly Hills subdivision of Cebu. Lots of steps! 7- Temple of Leah - we saw statues of angels, lions, gladiators, and -whoa- a 10-foot statue of Leah 8- Sirao Gardens - we did it for the gram. LoL lots of photo op in this pictorial garden 9- La Parisienne Sky - enjoyed yummy pastries and gelato while atop a scenic view. French-themed restaurant 10- SM Seaside - Over 800 food and non-food stores... includes 5 Cinemas, IMAX, bowling, ice skating, a theatre, a roof garden shopping, dining... holy moly! ... and, lastly, Colon Street. Colon Street sits in the heart of downtown Cebu City and is known to be the oldest street in Cebu. It even has its own monument. LoL Review #3348

Queen City of the South Philippines!! I LOVE Cebu!! Yes the traffic does get chaotic at times,…read morebut I do not mind. The Philippines is a third world country, and you can witness much of the poverty throughout the city. Conditions are improving, though.

The Juiceria is a cute, delicious little juice bar that's located on the ground floor (right side)…read moreof the Bonifacio District (right below my dentist Dr Rose). It's a perfect stop if you're in the mood for a healthy, cold drink. The cafe itself is very clean and super adorable with peach and gray decor. You'll be met with a healthy vibe to go with the healthy veggie and fruit smell, right as you walk in. There is plenty of seating so meeting friends here is definitely an option. They have reading materials to use while you're there and some plants and healthy foods for sale. They offer energy bowls, smoothies, teas, Adlai bowls, toasts, cold pressed juices, and other refreshments. Try the Big Green Smoothie. It's delish! We like this little juice spot. Hope you do, too! See ya there!

This is a mango shake from the gods! Located in the Sugbo Mercado, this little booth is whipping…read moreout some tasty smoothies, shakes, and immunity boosting juices, all created with REAL FRUIT. The freshness of their iconic mango shake was apparent. They must add condensed milk or coconut milk as an addition too because not only was it fresh and sweet, but it was also somewhat smooth and creamy. All shakes are P99 -- cheap cheap! The ordering system is efficient too and I imagine it's this way since they might get busy on most nights; thankfully it wasn't when we visited. Pay first with the cashier, then wait in another line where you exchange your ticket for a shake at the front. It was so refreshing to see EVERY single booth with workers sporting masks. And this is just a common, every day code of conduct. Americans could learn a thing or two about mask-wearing.

Who is thirsty? Seems like there was a Thirsty in every mall I visited in Cebu. Was surprised to…read moreeven find one of their little stands inside the food court at Chong Hua Hospital in Mandaue. Thirsty is a Juice and Smoothie place. They have all kinds of fruit flavors. We wanted their Green Mango shake. It quenched our thirst. Delicious! Chances are great that we will be stopping at more Thirsty stands in the future.

Food has maintained its deliciousness, atmosphere is warm and looks like they need maintenance for…read moretheir aircondition. Service is fair, no initiative on crew noted. Accepts credit/debit. No high chair. Restroom is fairly clean and neutral in odor. Parking might be an issue if there are alot of diners on other tenants.

We stopped in this Tagbilaran City "The Buzzz Cafe" tonight, hoping to get some of the same ceviche…read morestyle fish (called Kinilaw in The Philippines) that we get at the regular Bohol Bee Farm on Panglao Island. We got some, but we're sadly disappointed. They had Kinilaw listed under specials but it definitely wasn't anywhere close to the same as the few times we have had it at The Bee Farm. The sauce was chunky, gritty, and super heavily spiced with ginger... so thick it was hard to pour over the fish. At The Bee Farm, the sauce is a smooth creamy sauce that had a great light flavor, and was served with cassava chips instead of brown rice. We were pretty disappointed, especially because our server told us one wouldn't be enough for two people so we ordered two. Then we didn't like them and left the majority of both on the table when we left. My other friend liked his salad with fruit and nut, though. That said, the mango shake (half sugar) I had was great and my friend liked his halo-halo. I definitely wouldn't come eat here again but still like the idea that it's there, in case I get a sweets craving. (And honestly, every time we have ordered Kinilaw from Bee Farm, they've changed something about it. The first time was the best and now we've found several other restaurants that serve much better Kinilaw than the last two examples The Bee Farm have given us.) Probably won't see ya there or at The Bee Farm restaurant again.

Food is a bit higher price.The selection is good.It has many convinances .I do like pacific mall…read morefor better pricesI feel the same

It's really a best and good place to go shopping with family and friends cause they have a good…read moredeal for all shoppers