Whatever the question is, cupcakes are the answer! Sonja's Cupcakes we're the first to make…read morecupcakes so popular in the recent cupcake craze, and in my opinion they are still the very best! Others have tried, but they don't even come close. It is next to impossible to resist the temptation of cupcakes that are so consistently delicious! Whether you have a simple vanilla cupcake with vanilla icing or have a chocolate cream filled one, no disappointments guaranteed! I've never had a dry cupcake from Sonja's! They've always been perfectly moist and no one does icing like they do! If you're anything like me and have a crazy sweet tooth, here's a tip that you can thank me for later. When you buy your next cupcake ask them for extra icing! They're more than willing to indulge your sugary needs!

I've never been the type to go crazy for sweets, so when I do indulge that dormant side of myself…read more I have to go for Sonja's cupcakes. You can only expect the best from one of the forerunners of the cupcake craze in the country right? So I do, I always do. When I'm craving for some sweets, the correct solution will almost always be Sonja's peanut butter Nutella cupcake, or when I'm feeling a little bit adventurous, I am never afraid to just point a finger on any of sonja's colorful creations; they're always good. It's also nice to just hang around any of their quaint shops or stands, pastel colors and icing all over your fingers is a pretty good solution to a bad day. I never thought I would one day call myself a fan of cupcakes, but I'm glad to eat my words this time around. Now the next step for Sonja's should be bite-sized cupcakes!

You know the feeling when you discover something really good and it's the same item you bring to…read moreall your potluck parties and give as gifts to your next door neighbors during Christmas? Well, that's Everyday Mom's for us. We've introduced this brand to so many people and there is not one person who didn't like the cupcakes of Everyday Mom's. We discovered this extremely humble cupcake shop a few years ago when their store was still located near the Original Max Restaurant near Scout Tuazon. Unfortunately, the shop moved to a more inconvenient location along Scout Castor. I say inconvenient because somehow, it's so hard to pass by that street due to congestion. Nevertheless, we still remain loyal to our Café Mocha cupcakes that remain the epitome of the perfect cupcake to me. While they do offer other flavors such as Carrot Cake, Black and White and quite recently added a few more options, Café Mocha remains my ultimate favorite. The yrecently increased their prices. But for the taste and quality they offer, the cupcakes are still a winner.

So me and my friends were walking along Tomas Morato to find some place to eat and we found this…read more It's a small place and it's best take out/to go orders. They have a homey ambience tho. They don't have a lot of various flavors, which sucks, most are either made of chocolate or vanilla and there's one with coffee. I chose the Dark Velvet one just to try it at home. But it melted when I got home. Maybe it was partly my fault cause I didn't get home until after 3 hours. I think the price is just right though you need to add about PhP10.00 for the box. Each cupcake will have it's own box if doesn't go by dozens or half dozens. So about the taste, I can't justify the taste cause mine melted already BUT I still found it very good even tho the icing melted. It was just the right kind of sweet. The texture is very fine and firm unlike other cupcakes that are crumbly. I'd give this a 4 if it didn't melt that fast and if it wasn't messy to eat. I won't give them a 5 cause the place is not good for dining in if you're with friends (it's better if you're alone or with one friend), and because they don't have a lot of flavors to choose from. Will drop by when I crave for a cupcake tho. I just wish they had more flavors.

Larcy's is a quaint yet spacious café on the restaurant stretch in BF. The décor is cute, quirky,…read moreand homey. It has a little bit of a diner feel to it depending on where you choose to sit. My boyfriend and I went there post-dinner, and we were lucky enough to catch the place more relaxed and with fewer people. Behind the glass near the counter, the pastries were displayed beautifully, and everything looked clean and well-kept. We ordered two cupcakes, both chocolate-based (because dessert isn't dessert unless it's some sort of derivation of chocolate, I always say), and were pretty excited to try them. For a girl with a sweet tooth, cupcakes aren't necessarily very high up on my favorite sugars list, but over the last couple of years, I'd tried enough to crave them once in a while. Unfortunately, I won't exactly be writing accolades about the cupcakes themselves. One was bland (which is a lot to say for something that's essentially a ball of sugar and chocolate) and the other dry. The good news is that we were happy with the beverages we ordered. I'd ordered a mocha drink of some sort, and my boyfriend had coffee. Overall, while I'm not a fan of the cupcakes, I'd say this is a good place to hang out if only for the ambience and the satisfactory drinks.

When I see the word "cupcakery", the first thing that comes to my mind is the pastel color scheme…read morethat you mostly see in one. Good thing I'm a sucker for pink and girly decor. I appreciate minimal designs more but there are days when I just want to see pink, pink, and more pink. Larcy's is your usual pink and girly cupcakery; what with the spacious place and lightly-colored walls, dotted with equally girly chairs everywhere. I didn't waste any time choosing what to order. I already know what I would get, since I'm a bona fide red velvet lover. For some reason though they called theirs "Pink Velvet". I kinda thought the cupcake would be a little lighter in color but it wasn't. It was still my good old red velvet, in a pink cupcake foil. I'm glad that the one I bought lived up to my expectations. The cake is moist and it has this in-depth flavor that I look for. Not to mention the cream cheese, which has an excellent quality.

I remember my friend, Steph, bringing two boxes of Ola Cupcakes to a shoot once. I wasn't really in…read morethe mood for cupcakes then but she really wanted me to try them out. By try them out, she really meant that I should taste every single cupcake in one of the boxes she wanted me to try. It was so ridiculous! Didn't she know I was on a diet? Didn't she... Okay. So I had that argument going through my head that day. I was fighting off the urge to try them because a.) The icing might be too sweet; b.) "I'm NOT on an-all carb diet. God! Karen, you're so stupid!" and; c.) I'm afraid if I start eating them, I will take the other box she brought in that day. So yes, truth be told, I did end up eating most of the cupcakes. Do I ever regret eating them? Heck yes! Will I order from Ola Cupcakes when I'm binge eating or just really in the mood to eat everything? OH, YES! Come on, their tag line is even called, "Baked goods for a good mood." I was really swayed with that one and their very cute packaging. My favourite out of all the cupcakes I ate that day was their Blueberry Cheesecake Cupcake. Oh. My. That in itself will be a great present for me for my birthday! All cupcakes are made to order. You can check out their website at http://cupcakesola.wix.com/olacakes to view the wonderful cupcakes they've made. You could shoot them a message at +63 (927) 234 4428.

I've been a fan of Cupcakes by Sonja for a couple of years now. In fact, the first gift I gave to…read moremy future in-laws when I first met them, was a box of their scrumptious red velvet cupcakes with cream frosting. This was about 5 years ago and this particular cupcake cost about P70 to P75 back then. I believe it's now P95. For the weight-watchers, they also have a sugar-free of version of this, FYI. Recently, we got to try Sonja's 8" Rainbow Fiesta Cake for my brother's birthday (Yes, he loves rainbow cakes) and it cost P950. It was not only adorable to look at but it offered just perfect level of sweetness unlike most rainbow cakes that tastes mostly like confectioner's sugar. The layer of marshmallow icing wasn't too thick and it was covered with a generous amount of crunchy rainbow sprinkles. Inside it had 6 layers of soft vanilla chiffon in purple, blue, green, yellow, orange and red. The chiffon wasn't too thick and heavy it was more on the fluffier soft side which I personally like. At 8 inches, the cake is quite large so two people can even share a slice. Overall, we were quite happy with Sonja's Rainbow Fiesta cake. Unfortunately, they forgot to give me the free candle I requested (hence the 4 star rating) but it's no biggie. If you love Rainbow cakes or cupcakes in general, I would definitely recommend Cupcakes by Sonja. They offer yummy pastries and the price isn't too hefty.

There's no better way to beat stress than to binge in tons of desserts. This place has always been…read moremy little hideaway if I'm burdened and craving for something sweet or I would just like to kill time while waiting for my friend to finish her girly errands.. Place is tucked under an escalator so I can enjoy my sweets in peace and without the chaos from all the passers-by. My personal favorite from their wide array of cupcakes and specialty desserts is the sexy Red Velvet Vixen. Topped with very luscious cream cheese, it never fails to make my mouth water with extreme anticipation. As soon as it reaches my table, there's no letting go. I sometimes try Vanilla Sunshine when I'm in the mood for something different but equally delicious. I always order my cupcakes with coffee so I would still have something to drink while doing my business because the cupcake won't last very long.

There was a time when cupcakes conquered the food scene in the Metro. Cupcake shops popped out from…read morehere and there, and this included Las Piñas City. Owned by Chef Katrece Gamo, a graduate of Culinary & Pastry at the Center for Asian Culinary Studies, Kat's Café is not just an ordinary café because of its homey vibe and friendly staff. What started off as a small business along Abel Nosce street in Las Piñas City, is now in an improved location in Robinson's Place Las Piñas. Kat's Café has a really nice interior that will make you want to stay long hours at their shop while enjoying their variety of cupcakes. Their different cupcake flavors are all a must-try especially the ever so famous Red Velvet, Death by Chocolate, Cookie Dough Cheesecake and Mango Dulche. Go to cupcake heaven by trying out Kat's Café, Chef Kat knows how to satisfy your sweet tooth cravings. TIP: They can also male customized cakes and cupcakes for any celebrations. Just ask their staff.

There's nothing better than eating home baked goodies! Hidden somewhere in BF Homes Parañaque, is…read moreCielin's Cake Shop, a bakery that serves different pastries, cupcakes and cakes at an affordable price. Everything at Cielin's Cake Shop actually tastes like it was made right out of the comforts of your kitchen. A must-try is their mini cheese tart and moist chocolate cake - they're even better than those from the mainstream cake shops in the Metro. Cielin's Cake Shop is a bit hard to locate but once you see The Good Shepherd Bazaar, you're almost near the place.

Imagine hearing mass and dreaming about gooey chocolate cake crumbling in your mouth. Sounds evil?…read moreYes! Does it happen? Yes! Especially if the cake is from Cielin's Cake House. It's right in front of a church and if that's not an ingenious idea then I don't know what is. They have all sorts of goodies in this store and the prices are very affordable. I like how they've managed to give out the best prices while still maintaining the quality of their cakes. Oh you should come here when you're extremely hungry, it'll be fun I tell you. Last time I did that, I had 3 cupcakes in one sitting then brought home their famous chocolate cake for my sister. Don't ask me what I was on, it was fantastic and let me again say that I didn't have to spend so much. P500 can haul you a stash already. A cake costs around P300-P350 while cupcakes cost around P20-P25. See what I mean by inexpensive? But that doesn't mean the cakes here aren't excellent, all of them taste great! So if you ever find yourself in the area, go to mass then grab a cake. Trust me your prayers will be answered.

Mau may be my childhood friend and our dads are kumpares, but what I am about to say about her…read moredelectable creations are totally unbiased. I'm not defensive haha! I just feel the need to make a disclaimer and assure you that this is an honest review. Here goes. Mau's Cupcake Cafe started out as an online business. Eventually, the husband-and-wife team put up a physical store in Cubao that would make their goodies accessible to more people. They make and sell cupcakes in mouthwatering flavors (Ube Macapuno is one of my favorites), cakes customised according to clients' preferences and other pastries. I fell in love with their cupcakes! You should try their Oreo Cheesecake, Creamy Cream Cheese and Caramel Cinnamon. I am not a fan of cinnamon but I was able to enjoy that cupcake because it has just the right amount of the spice in it. Did I say that they make customized cakes? They do an awesome job of baking and decorating cakes based on their clients' preferred theme and design. They did my son's Mickey Mouse Club House cake for his first birthday. It was so fab that I was a bit hesitant to slice the cake because I didn't want to ruin the design. If you need more proof of Mau's baking prowess, go check out their website and be prepared to be bombarded with her sweet selections. The shop in Cubao has been closed because Mau's Cupcake Cafe is about to move to a new location. For now, they do meetups and event caterings to spread their love for cupcakes, cakes and other pastries.

Hi.. Im interested in buying cupcakes... May i know your exact address in namayan so i may go…read morethere as soon as possible... Thanks

This place is an absolute hidden gem! The place itself is full of cute shabby chic decor, making it…read morea mismatch of chairs, prints, and accessories. I headed there for my nieces birthday party and was pleasantly surprised as soon as we entered. It was the perfect backdrop for a girly tea party, with every corner, nook and cranny, instagram worthy. The food was pretty affordable and good. I loved their salad and pastas. Their steak however was a little bit too much under cooked for my liking, and when returned, came back, overcooked. However, in general, for a cupcake dessert place, the food was quite good. Obviously, we now have to get down to the good stuff. Their cupcakes were quite delicious, although a little bit on the sweet side for my pallet. The salted caramel was a big hit with a walnut and caramel topping. They have a wide array of flavors to choose from, so knock yourself out when choosing. It took quite a lot of restraint not to try the Reese's flavored cupcake which looked absolutely delicious.

The place is nice but very tight. Food is good but they are not able to keep up with the customers…read more The restaurant was probably about 75% full and people were fighting to get eggs and rice. Food was cooked in small batches so only a few people were able to eat every few minutes.

I couldn't really care about how this particular store isn't as fancy as others of its kind. It may…read morenot have all the bells and whistles, but come on, the only reason why I would ever approach this sort of place is for the food. As its name implies, J. Cuppacakes sells cupcakes. They sell good cupcakes to be more precise. I always thought that any cupcake that's priced below a cupcake by Sonja's would be something that was mediocre. This one proved me wrong. Granted, it's not the first one to do so, but it is one of the few that has. In any case, my experience has taught me that once a store has sold me on one of their cupcakes, there's a very strong chance that everything else they have to offer is as good. Anyway, lemme know if you do give everything a try and if there are flavors that are better than the others.

I'm a regular department store shopper in Megamall, so J Cuppcakes is pretty hard to miss. I've…read moretried their macarons for several times already but I never really tried their cupcakes. That's mostly because my favorite cupcake shop was just one mall away. Also, I was kind of doubting the quality of the cupcake. it only costs Php 65 for a piece of their red velvet and most good cupcakes I tried cost around Php 85 and above. Well I'll be the first to tell you that I was wrong to judge. Their red velvet was actually pretty awesome. Reason number one is the price of course. Most of their pastries are cheap, without the quality being compromised. They have cake pops, cookies, and brownies available. Their macarons only costs Php 50, which is a pretty average price these days. I want to try other cupcake flavors when I can, because J Cuppcakes looks pretty promising to me.