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Kaulayaw

    

    Kaulayaw is a Tagalog word for "close companion". And, as a coffee drinker, coffee is always my "kaulayaw" when doing something or just thinking of anything.

    But do you know that there is actually a coffee shop named "Kaulayaw Cafe"? I only have known it through my sister. It is shown on her vlog/youtube channel. You can watch it here :




    The Kaulayaw Cafe is located along Sumulong Highway in Antipolo City.   It has a very nice interior resonant with the kind of cafes or restaurants you can find in Tagaytay or in Baguio. The third floor has an open-air dining area where guests could feel the unruffled waft and they could also immerse in the green scenery of Rizal Province as well as the skyline of Metro Manila.

    The Cafe serves coffee made of coffee beans from Mountain Province such as in Sagada and Benguet and they also have their own blend the “Kaulayaw”. Coffee pouches and other coffee accessories are also available for takeout.



    My sister and niece tried their bread or the Eggs on toast topped with beef tapa, radish, and dilis which they called “Makisig” and their “Okonomiyaki or what they called “Harana”. They put a five (5) star in their “Makisig” meal.
"Makisig"

"Harana"

    

I can't wait to try it myself the soonest.😋 I will surely enjoy their  "Kaulayaw" coffee and the sumptuous "Makisig"

Those who want to check and try the "Kaulayaw coffee, here's their location and address:

Kaulayaw Cafe:    23 Sumulong Highway, Sta. Cruz, Antipolo, Rizal.

 





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