Whilz Wheelcakes: Not your ordinary cakes

It was Father's Day and I was luckily been invited for the grand opening of the Whilz Wheelcakes.

It was held at Lucky Chinatown Walk. 

It is their first branch and we saw the excitement of their team preparing for the special day.

We were given ten of their flavorful cakes!

I listed below my verdict (I didn't taste everything because I gave some to my loved ones)

Let me  start with their three Bestsellers:

*Custard (35 php) 
-The safest flavor if it is your first time and you don't like too much sweet.

I actually agree with Miss Ai that this is definitely a must try! 

*Red Beans (35 php) 

-I'm going to be biased with this one because any food containing red bean is my favorite. Their red bean cake didn't disappoint me.

*Chocolate (35 php) 

-The oreo cookie on top and chocolatey indeed.

Two flavors in one with their Double Filling:
*Custard Brownie (50 php) 

 -Brownie inside a cake! Totally unexpected! 

*Custard Macarons (50 php) 
-Creamier but a lot sweeter than the regular custard flavor.

Want something International?
*Mochi Red Beans, Mochi Chocolate and Mochi Ube (45 php each) 
-These three amazing flavors added with mochi was a blast!

It took me a surprise that they blend well.

End up with their Savory:
*Ham and Cheese (40 php) 

-You can never go wrong with this variant. If you don't like to experiment then this is advisable for you.

*Tuna and Corn (40 php) 

-Perfect for those who like health conscious.

Whilz Wheelcakes are truly affordable and the quantity fits with the prices. 

I'll visit their booth again and would love to try their taro pudding! 

Caramoan Island: Worth A Trip (Part 2)

Visiting seven churches had been part of our company outing. 

Before we left Caramoan, we drop by a 400-year-old church! 

Wow! St. Michael the Archangel Church! The exterior of the church was the most beautiful that I've seen. I feel very blessed to see it.

A wedding! 

Naga Cathedral, the second church that we visited we saw the bride coming inside and it was magical

Amazing ceiling!

We didn't expect that inside there is a funeral mass at Nuestra Senora De Pena De Francia. 

We just prayed our thanks for a safe trip and marched our way out. 

I like the ceiling and the glass window of Our Lady of Penafrancia. 

My favorite church ceiling for now! 

It was the fourth church that we visited. 

Before we proceed to the fifth church, we ate our lunch at Gee Wan. 

Most of their meals were truly spicy especially their Bicol Express. 

My favorite was Pinaangat, it was very delicious and not too spicy. 

We visited the famous House of Pili where we bought the last batch of our pasalubongs. 

We were able to check inside the owner's house. 

The sofa made with bamboo trunks was incredible. 

When we arrived at the fifth and sixth churches, the rain started to pelt. Yet, it was solemn and peaceful inside the house of God especially the Carmelite Monastery.

The Immaculate Conception Church was under construction and there was a mass when we arrived. I admired the kids who were present and listening to the priest despite the scaffolding near the pew. 

I like the circular dome! 

San Francisco Parish Church was our last visita iglesia. This was probably the most populated because it could be found at the center of the city. 

Look at the columns! I felt like I was seeing Parthenon. 

Before we finally bid our goodbye to Camarines Sur, we ate dinner at CocoNatz, a newly opened restaurant. 

I like the ceiling! 

For Ladies

For Men

I love the Okoy (appetizer), Laing and Fried Chicken. 

The Kare-Kare's soup was sour and the Puso ng Saging was salty.

Overall taste bud experience was good.

Thank you Camarines Sur for the awesome two days company outing! I had so much had a great bonding with my colleagues. Until next time!