The krowd pleasers at Kuppa Cafe ***

What do you do when stuck at BGC on a Friday night?
Instead of getting your wallet clobbered by the expensive restaurants at BGC,
head on over to Kuppa.

One thing I love about the place is the laidback atmosphere. Wood on table, lots of sourced beans (they import their own beans) and the entrees are priced right for a tough choice BGC crowd. They've got a lot of stuff covered from pastas, all day breakfast, pizzas and a hole lot more.

No wonder people from offices nearby stuck to this place. The food ain't shabby, so's the coffee. Went on carbo loading spree given the menu was almost budget-friendly.

Stocked with yummy pastry and cakes

Good Old Carbonara

Classic Carbonara  P 220
Nothing fancy shamancy with this pasta dish, it does it's job and
the sauce is spot on, not dry and servings are just right. Bacon does the job and my tummy is happy,

Gambas Huevos P 260

 Gambas Huelvos is also know as rancher's eggs.
These are two fried eggs cooked in tomato-chilli sauce. Theirs don't have Tortillas, instead gambas or shrimps is added to the mix. It's not as spicy as I expected. Best with rice. (Hello, it's gambas)

Kuppa Fried Chicken

Fried Chicken Php 260
I don't know what spirit whispered to me to suddenly order the Fried Chicken but this is one
stunt I don't regret I pulled. The Chicken is nicely done, well-fried and a hint of buttermilk there, but the sour cream sauice makes all a difference in making this chicken finger lickin, smackin' good. Simplicity makes a dish well done.

Here's another look at that golden fried chicken, the sauce makes the difference

Choco Banana Latte Php 95

Capped off our meal with their Choco Banana Latte, what a great dessert coffee.

Kuppa Roastery and Cafe

Commercenter Bldg., 31st St cor 4th Ave 

Fort Bonifacio, Taguig (02) 623-5120

Park at the Commercenter Building 

Budget: About P 300 per head