We found this lovely little inn with a coffee shop, in which we enjoyed a splendid view of the lake ...
... and I had a blast at the trip to the ukay-ukay stores.
I got me some tops for P120-150. The gray one cost me a mere P50. I also got that pretty dupatta (Indian scarf) above for P150. A really happy thawt.
Oh, about the civet coffee ... We dared each other to at least have a sip of the exotic drink ... but that didn't happen ^_^ We already stuffed ourselves with mushroom burger and dessert, we just didn't have any appetite left for it.
I'm still intrigued about how it tastes though (I've been told it's really good). Perhaps I could work up the courage to taste it the next time I visit Tagaytay.
Ate Mar! Where is this ukay? I find the stuff really nice!:)
ReplyDeleteHi Hannah! There are two shops by the rotonda where Ninoy's statue is at Tagaytay. One is by the abandoned lake-viewing plaza, the other one is on the other side of the rotonda (that one on the other side uses the word "apparel" on the sign but it's ukay). There are a lot of really good stuff, some cute Korean and Japanese overruns and a few brand-label second-hands.
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