Kasa Raya Cafe

Drister87

2.0

I dont believe providing 3 in 1 quick espresso qualifies for an establishment to end up being called a Cafe. Even worse they only possess Nescafe which not really everyone (like myself) appreciate. I asked for just about any brewed coffee when i believe thats a smart choice and yet Iwas informed they don't have a single but its on the menu. Shame.

Ken Giron

5.0

Kasa Raya Cafe acts the very best homemade tapsilog. adobosilog, and humbasilog in Vintage for a price that wont hurt your pocket. In addition they offer delicious vegan meals for the picky eaters and also have specialties of your day which are equally delicious. I certainly recommend thishumble eatery in Vintage. Another 5 superstars for Kasa Raya Cafe! :)

April Misa

5.0

In my own 4 days in Antique, never ever did I go hungry because I was well fed in Kasa Raya Cafe. My breakfast has been always served on-period, and had been all interestingly delicious. Fascinating because I never really had a juicy/saucy tapa or perhaps a nice humba dish servedas a breakfast dinner. I furthermore enjoyed the truth that espresso (3-in-1) was available, whenever of the day! Whenever my group and I'd eat our meals at Kasa Raya Cafe, we were constantly treated to an area cuisine, all lovingly made by the owners and his kitchen staff: Pleasure and Emy. It had been just in Kasa Raya had been I in a position to experience Antique's nearby dishes (some had been on the menus, some were individually cooked for our group), a few of that have been Lapwa, Chicken Porbida (the best!), Pinamarhan (seafood prepared in vinegar until dried out), Papisik (chicken that's typically prepared in clay pot that's covered in banana leaf, and prepared along with a mattress of salt), and Kilawin Humuy-Humuy. Eating within Kasa Raya has been an experience alone! I certainly enjoyed my gastronomic trip with them.