Black Forest Hut

 

Homemade, natural, European. Are you looking for all three to get a bite to eat? Then look no more. Black Forest Hut offers that. We had a chitchat with the owner and most of their dish are freshly prepared so it's gonna take a little wait before munching out. For those used to the sweet-style Filipino cooking, don't be surprised when the food they serve tastes a little different. This snack bar strongly promotes cooking without artificial ingredients and breaking the rules of using too much sugar. Upon opening the menu, you'll find an explanation of that on the first page. Black Forest Hut is the place to be for healthy and natural foodies.

Pizza Philippiniana (with Mango)

Fresh Mango Juice

Hollandse Krokette

This restaurant is best known for their homemade ice cream with unique flavors. Garlic ice cream? Haven't tasted that and I'm sure it teases your curiosity as well. Many drop by just to get a taste of this delectable cold dessert. As recommended for the adventurous, Garlic and Spicy Chocolate is a must-try.

Spicy Chocolate (All Native Cocoa & Chilli) / Batida de Coco (Coconut White Rum Bacardi)

Kalamansi / Batida de Coco (Coconut White Rum Bacardi)

If you are bored of the same old fast food taste with too much salt or sugar it's about time to take a short drive from Tagbilaran City downtown to Dauis junction or out of town to Baclayon and grab their menu to get a taste of natural cuisine with European touch.

Enjoy their food al fresco

Try homemade:

Black Forest Hut Snack and Resto Bar

> Dauis Junction, Tagbilaran City

   Bohol Philippines

> Bohol Python, Laya, Baclayon

   Bohol Philippines

+639158100704

blackforesthut@yahoo.de

Bazo

The Milk Tea craze still goes on here in my country. I'm thinking the word tea makes it attractive-- sounds healthy probably. Anyway, I love milk teas that's why as soon as I saw a stall near one of the universities here in my city I was on a master plan to try what they have to offer. Days and weeks went by still I never got a chance to go there to get a sip or two because the location is a bit far from downtown and I didn't have any other reason to be around the area. At my job's family day, the venue was just a a short walk from the milk tea booth Bazo. Yay! L and I went there to give it a try. We ordered Original flavor though the lady over the counter told us that Wintermelon is the bestseller. I'm more curious of the Okinawa (Japanese names intrigue me in some level), I'm off to make another master plan to drink up that one. The original tastes like every other milk tea but the catch is the rate is at student price so it's kinda like getting more than what you paid for.  I'll get back to you soon when I get to sip all of the flavors. *Wink* Aside from milk tea they also sell fries. Milk tea + french fries = perfect student refreshment. If I was a student at the surrounding schools, I'd definitely be snacking on these a lot.