Food Trip in Maginhawa: Cafe Quezon

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Cafe Quezon is a little cafe along Maginhawa Street. +Jomar and I had desserts here after our lunch in Katsu Cafe. We even managed to watch two episodes of Detective Conan.

Below is our very delicious dessert: Dinuldol (sliced banana) and Fried Suman.

Fried Suman and Dinuldol (sliced banana)

Location: Maginhawa, Quezon City, Philippines

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