I Love Bubble Waffle

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Lots of  yummy food with a twist has been introduced and now available in the market. I'm so 

delighted to discover that my favorite snack which is waffle has a new twist. I Love Bubble 

Waffle offers a delectable waffle with a unique spherical shape with different flavors and 

toppings of your choice. Last April 28, 2018,  another branch of I Love Bubble Waffle opens 

and it is located at the 2nd floor of Robinsons Ortigas Cainta.
Customers during the opening day indulged at the luscious taste of I Love Bubble Waffle.

Customers can order of the different delicious waffles  (Flavors are Classic, Koko Crunch 

Chocolate, Strawberry, Matcha, Coffee, Detox and Premier-mix of 4 flavors) with ice 

cream (1 or 2 scoop), it also comes with three toppings of your choice (Cheese, Nips, 

Choco Chips) and syrup!

  

They also offers Savory Meal (Ham & Cheese, Bacon S'mores, Banana Nutella, Strawberry Jam). While Coffee and Bottled Water for refreshments.


Once the order already place, the staff will now prepare it. The mixtures of waffle is placed in 

an egg-shaped iron machine. When it is already cooked, it will put in a cup then they will add a 

scoop of an ice cream then add toppings and syrup on top. Voila...your order will served to you 

fresh!


I'm a certified chocoholic that's why I picked Koko Krunch Chocolate Bubble Waffle with Ice cream, toppings and syrup of my choice! The taste is superb! Kids and kiddults will surely love it!

For more detail and updates about I Love Bubble Waffle, check:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ILBWRobCainta/
Instagram: @ilovebubblewaffleph



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