Noriter — Restaurant in Manila

Update:

Honey Bread is still love! Since the day we knew about this place, we looked for it 90% of the time. I was finally able to order one because it wasn't available during my last 3 visits. The bread itself appeared to be wheat. Edges were slightly crunchy and fluffy inside. The overall flavor was still super. The only downside was that the cream topping was a lot less; it used to be an ample amount years ago.

The place itself was still simply beautiful. It looks quirky, good for Instagram or prenup photography, artsy-fartsy, homey, cozy, and good for any crowd size. Laptop work can be done here though I dislike their Wi-Fi connection. Water and condiments are self-service.

I still enjoy looking at the paper cups and vintage furniture.

(updated Aug. 3, 2017)

Their layout and quirky choice of furniture is really interesting to look at especially when seen for the first time. It's a good place to do laptop work or projects as if you were at home. A small selection of different seats are available if you need to consider your mood or posture. Shoes are removed before entering their nooks.

Honey Bread is love but there are times when it's...

Slow service, so many insects, so-so food taste, hot inside - gave me a headache and some... and aircon blows only warm air, thr waitress served my food to someone else and later they gave the food back, she served it to me and I was worried that it was already touched previously. Person at the counter said that the dish was good for one but was actually good for two - probably so she could just sell it to me. I sat on the area with pillows and within minutes was feeling itchy. So many PDAs from people lying on top of each other and making out in some areas. Bathroom was at least well...

The hot cappuccino tasted great and was not too expensive. Very nice aura, perfect for students studying or hanging out. The design was aesthetically pleasing, perfect for Instagram-worthy photos and gives off a good, colorful feeling.

The staff were kind enough to let us shoot a short film there for one of our subjects despite the sign that we saw saying no photography was allowed. We were allowed to shoot as long as we ordered something...