Unique and Irresistible Desserts at Skillet Japanese Cafe and Bistro

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If you are the type of person who likes to eat the most unique desserts available then I would surely point you to Skillet Japanese Cafe and Bistro.  This restaurant in Norkis Cyberpark serves the best of modern Japanese cuisine and they are also know for their amazing desserts.  I recently made my friends try the Dew Droplet Cake and Dessert Ramen, and they really had fun eating and taking photos of the unique and irresistible desserts of Skillet Japanese Cafe and Bistro.



Desserts at Skillet Japanese Cafe and Bistro

It was not my first time to eat at Skillet Japanese Cafe and Bistro.  In fact, I made a blog post about the Dew Droplet Cake (Raindrop Cake) before.  I really had fun eating it so I brought my friends to this cafe.  This time, I got to try their newest offering which is the Dessert Ramen.

Dew Droplet Cake

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 The dew droplet cake or more popularly know as raindrop cake is like a solidified form of water. Inside this jelly-like substance is a Sakura flower that came all the way from Japan. To add flavor to this dessert, it is plated with black sugar syrup and toasted kinako (soybean flour).  Flavors are definitely familiar as the eating experience is similar to having taho with a touch of espasol. 

Dessert Ramen

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The Dessert Ramen was introduced a couple of months ago.  This is like the dew droplet cake but instead of forming the jelly into a ball, the chef formed it like a ramen. It is served with some fruits and your favorite sauce (matcha, black sugar, or mango).  We picked the matcha on that day to give it a green tint.  The eating experience is like having halo-halo without the ice. The owner suggested that you use chopsticks to eat it.  It is quite tricky if you eat that way but it adds some fun factor to it. 

In the end, my friends and I had a wonderful time at Skillet Japanese Cafe and Bistro.  I would really want you to try their desserts. Please let me know what you think about the dew droplet cake and dessert ramen.

Skillet is located at Norkis Cyberpark in A.S. Fortuna Mandaue City (just beside J Centre Mall). 

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