Good Shepherd - Bahay Pastulan

Michelle Marie D. Geronda

We came by and bought some pasalubongs, as always. Of course, the ever delicious ube jam. A winner of hearts all the time! Don't forget they close at 6pm.

Alvin Sanchez

Good Shepherd became popular first in Baguio and no trip to Baguio is complete without coming back with a pack of Good Shepherd goodies. When the branch in Tagaytay opened a few years back, it became an instant hit. Now, a trip to Tagaytay is no longer complete without a stopover here.If there is only one thing that you can buy, go for the ube (yum) jam. That delicacy is synonymous with the Good Shepherd name. It is rich and creamy, with natural yum flavour. If you have more money to spare, there are other items to try - from tarts to chocolate flakes to garlic chips. With this trip, we came back with three large packs of ube jam, four canisters of chocolate flakes, a canister of chocolate crinkles, two boxes of ube tarts, one box of buko (coconut) tarts and a small can of garlic chips. Leaving the place, we were satisfied with the amount of items we purchased. However, now that we are home, we wished we bought a few more. A of writing, I've already had a few spoon-full of ube jam. Yum indeed!