Cold Layers Cafe — Restaurant in 2nd District

Place - awesome interior design! Well ventilated. Not that big but can accommodate many customers. Various chairs to choose from normal chairs, couch, and to high chairs. We went here at around 9pm we thought its gonna close soon but we left the resto pas 10pm and they are still accommodating customers Food - very generous servings for the set rice meals. We ordered the chicken cordon bleu and serving is huge. The carbonara is okay though it would be perfect if the bacon is in crispy bits. The desserts by the way is really yummy. I chose the cheesy chees since Im a cheese lover. Price - the rice set meals are price worthy for its serving. Its on promo of 200 during weekdays! Its 268 on weekends. The snow ice is a bit pricey but has low calories and sugar level - considered as healthy dessert! 😉 Service - just a little down side on the service because the staff do not rove around to check if customers need anything. I have to go to the counter to tell them to serve our dessert and when...

AMBIENCE When we entered the restaurant, interior's pastel colors reminded me of candies, ice-cream, gelato, unicorns, Lucky Charms' marshmallows, and bubblegum. Plenty of seats were available and there were many customers during dinnertime. High chairs were available for toddlers.

KEY POINTS Fresh Fruit Snow Ices: low fat, low calories, starch-free and 100% natural. Snow Ice Bestseller: healthy soy All-day breakfast meals available. Supports local ingredients.

FOOD & BEVERAGE Coldlayers Nachos looked refreshing thanks to the lettuce. That, alone, made it interesting and fun to eat. Our other food items were pretty standard. Chicken Parmigiana would've been better if it was bigger. Horlicks Milk Tea with Salted Cream Cheese was my order but there might've been a mix-up with my friend's Horlicks Milk Tea. Nevertheless, the horlicks was really nice and sweet.

SERVICE We waited a long time for our bill. Our group purchased Php1,000 worth of food to get a Php500 discount...

We frequent here wayback 2015/16 and we always have their Horlicks snow ice. We even recommended them with family but sadly we were served with very bland milktea and since then I think we lost interest dining here again. Fast forward 2024 we finally came back and learned Horlicks is not included in the menu anymore :( we just ordered banana split snow ice (its okay) and their Kori kohi. I suggest they serve it with warm if not hot milk so the coffee ice will melt. Milk that is less sweeter will also make the drink better. I Didn't touch the syrup that comes with it as the milk is already sweet. I also didn't taste much the coffee as it's not melting easily with the cold milk.

Service is good. The cashier asked me for smaller bill which I don't have but still was able to give me my exact change. They also thanked us as we exit.

Clean and nice place to rest for a while after a...