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Mom Violy Craving for Filipino Dishes from Seafood Island Restaurant

  Mom Violy wanted to eat crispy pata and pinakbet from Seafood Island Restaurant located in Cubao, Quezon City near the old Shopwise. We had arrived early being the first customers waiting for the restaurant to open. Few minutes later customers began entering the restaurant and we have already placed our order. Mom Violy ordered her crispy pata and pinakbet. Carmina ordered garlic butter shrimp since I don't eat crispy pata. Family member ordered calamari and shrimp fried rice. Everyone had a taste of our meals with leftovers to bring home. Watch my video  Running Errands in the Philippines . NOT SPONSORED. Subscribe @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel  a place to look, discover and share. Thank you for your support.

Types of Bread in the Philippines

No one can get tired of bread in the Philippines. We provide local bread that you can see when you walk around the neighborhood.

  • Tasty Bread (loaf)
  • Pandesal (dinner bread)
  • Malungay Pandesal
  • Pan de leche
  • Ensaymada
  • Ube Ensaymada
  • Pan de coco
  • Spanish Bread
  • Bonete
  • Kalihim
  • Monay
  • Binangkal
  • Putak
  • Mamon
  • Sputnik
  • Raisan Bread
  • Kababyan
Not only do we have local bread there are other stores that carry their own brand and different type of bread and cakes to choose.

  1. Red Ribbon
  2. Goldilocks
  3. Aga Mulah
  4. Julie's Bake Shop
  5. Pan de Manila
  6. Bread Talk
  7. Yamato Bakery (Japanese)
  8. Conti Cakes and Bakery
  9. Kamuning Bakery Cafe
  10. Mary Grace
  11. Mr. Park's Bread and Cakes
  12. Tous Les Jours
  13. Every day Mom
  14. Purple Oven
  15. Nord's Bread Hub
  16. Wheatberry
  17. The Breadery
  18. Formosa Bakery
  19. Merced Bake House
  20. Estrel's Carmel Cake
  21. Banapple 
  22. Kumori Japanese Bakery
  23. Segouvia Cakes
  24. Clyde's Bread and Pastries
  25. The French Baker



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