Eat Healthy! Be Happy!
The vibrant yet laid-back neighborhood of Kapitolyo is one of Pasig’s top food hubs. With a diverse selection of restaurants, it’s a haven for food lovers. Coffee enthusiasts, in particular, will find plenty of cafes, each with its own unique ambiance. But what about cyclists?
Bicycle riders often enjoy coffee rides, making it essential to find cafes that cater to their needs. With that in mind, I’ve put together a list of bike-friendly cafes in Kapitolyo, Pasig. The main criteria? They must have secure bike racks and ample parking space—aside from serving quality coffee and offering a welcoming atmosphere. Let’s check them out:
For a time, I frequented Sta. Lucia Mall for physical therapy sessions at a clinic there. After each session, I would look for a place to eat nearby. One day, I discovered iVeggie Restaurant on Google Maps. Although it was a kilometer away, I decided to walk the distance and give it a try.
"What’s in Candon City?" I wondered. I’ve passed through this city in Ilocos Sur countless times on my way further up north, yet I'd never stopped to explore. But recently, a photography tour brought me to Candon. On our last day, with some free time, I decided to wander. A quick search led me to Cafe Bossa Candon, just a short walk from where I was staying.
Embracing a vegetarian lifestyle can be daunting. Maybe not so much about missing meat but being able to afford a plant-based diet when veggie prices remain high.
That’s why vegan food outlets like ELPI Veg Haus can be a godsend. ELPI offers a bunch of P99 meals — a worthy alternative to the usual fastfood fare.
It’s been nearly a decade since we first wrote about Wabi-Sabi Noodle House, back in its early days at The Collective. Back then, it was a cozy spot with fewer than 10 tables, serving up delicious, healthy vegan fare — long before veganism was mainstream.
After a refreshing nature trip to Maapon Falls in Lucban, Quezon, we were eager to find a spot for a late lunch. Lucban and its neighboring towns are renowned for their longganisa and pancit. We indulged in pancit hab-hab for breakfast, we were in search of something heartier for late lunch. With vegan and vegetarian friends in mind, The Veggie Hut was a delightful discovery. Thankfully, our meat-eating companions were game to try something different, and we’re glad they were.