Sasa Cafe — Restaurant in Manila

Great drinks, great space, will definitely be back. I got the Tiger Sugar PMT and it was really gooood. Tasty and nicely chewy pearls paired with flavoursome milk tea. So good that I'll pay another visit to try their extensive menu of coffee, tea and snacks/pastries.

My order was taken by the really nice owner/barista who suggested the drink, prepared it well and more importantly she was very cute with her facemask on.

The vibe of the cafe was certainly light and inviting. It has great character. I reckon its because the cafe is very airy, has great decor and the spaces between seats and tables were well thought out. You can come in alone to chill, work or study or bring your friends to hang out or even have an office meeting. It even has a second floor!

I fully recommend visiting the cafe or ordering the drinks online. Well deserved 5...

I went here for a private event. The event is held on the second floor and you order coffee and food on the first floor. The coffee is decent but the bread was dry and the pasta was nothing special. It wasnt bad but it was also nothing special. Most of their coffee options are on the sweet side unless specified.

There's very limited parking in front of the cafe which is shared with the other establishments in the Royal Mansion Building. There's also street parking.

The establishment accepts cash and gcash payments. I hope that the management would be more responsive to the cleanliness of their toilet especially when there are events. The toilet was wet and there is no tissue available. On the other hand, the staff appears nice and approachable. The second floor area was very optimal for our...

We ordered our coffees through Grab Food. They were both excellent.

My chocolate hazelnut latte (no extra sugar added) had a fantastic character. Each sip produced a layered flavor profile with each flavor presenting itself distinctly in sequence. It starts with a sweet fruitiness that mellows out into comforting milk chocolate. A soft hazelnut scent lingers throughout and slowly dissipates as the acidity and bitterness of the coffee gently emerges. Neither the bitterness nor the acidity are overpowering.

My girlfriend had the salted caramel frappe. I only had a few sips of it, so I can't comment on its exact characteristics. But the bit that I had was thoroughly enjoyable as well.

Sasa Cafe was well worth the try. We're looking forward to...