Aplaya Taytay — Restaurant in Taytay

The atmosphere is hands down aesthetic beach vibe however the food is not great. Pizza was 295 their best seller but it was still doughy, not yet fully cooked. The taste was lacking of herb and spices. The pasta was 235, there was a little truffle oil there with herbs, however it wasnt cooked fresh fr the pan. No traces of garlic or onion. It was really bland. You can tell if it was freshly cooked fr the pan or microwave. There was no salt or pepper. Really lacks flavor. And noodles must have been in the fridge for a few hours. This review is as honest as it gets to improve the quality of food. Service wasnt bad they actually have buzzers for convenience. However the taste and price doesnt keep up wd the ambience. U can actually smell the food when a chef is preparing the meal bec the aroma will sit in the air until the dish is served. Here, I ddnt smell any. Coffee was drip. It was okay and not strong at all. I guess theres a big diff when u get ur coffee fr an espresso machine bec it has the perfect temp to boost the taste of...

I and my wife recently visited this cozy place with a boho theme and I must say I was impressed. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, perfect for a lazy weekend brunch. What really caught my attention was the variety of food stalls they had. From Inihaw to Coffee, and BudBod they had it all. Also have stalls that still under construction. I will make a separate review for the food stalls.

The boho theme added an extra touch of charm to the place, making it feel like a tropical paradise ("aplaya") The decorations were quirky and unique, from the wood lantern to cogon grass. I especially loved the seating area, it was comfortable and gave off a relaxed vibe.

Overall, I highly recommend this place for anyone who wants to try a variety of food in a cozy atmosphere. The prices were reasonable, and the staff was friendly and accommodating. I will definitely be back to try their...

The place was really breezy, thanks to its open space setup, perfect for the hot weather these days. The store itself is also super cute, giving beach vibes that totally match the chill atmosphere.

I ordered pistachio, biscoff, and cookie dough gelato. (₱180) The pistachio was legit, you can really taste the real nutty flavor and there were actual pistachio bits in it. Biscoff also tasted like the real deal, but it leaned a bit more on the milky side. The cookie dough though… kinda confused me, it tasted like peanut butter instead, so now I’m not sure if I was given the wrong flavor or if that’s just how theirs tastes. 😅

Overall, it’s a good spot to cool down and the flavors didn’t disappoint, except for the cookie...