coffee prince

coffee prince cafe is one of the coziest korean cafes around the metro. their first branch in the capitol area was indeed very charming and always jam-packed with people. their foods slightly elevate compared to other cafes that i'd tried before, but also they're a bit price-y. unfortunately, they have wifi passwords but their connection sucks. same goes with their other branch. they should also know that other people go tocoffeeshops to use the internet for work and studies, so i hope they look into that :) more reviews on my blog

i've been here many times with my friends and cousin. this is the bestcoffeeshop here in cebu city, the service in here is totally fast. i invited you to try visit thiscoffeeshop.

today i will be tasting their blueberry cheesecake match with hot cappuccino. the cake is made from creamy cheese top with blueberries and graham cracker crust. its texture is smooth like a peanut butter and melt like ice cream in your mouth. its creamy and a bit moist. the sweetness of blueberry is present and the cream cheese mixture did not overpower its flavor. however for the hot cappuccino its same like any othercoffeeshop.

what i really admire aboutcoffeeprince is their love for local artists, they hold events such as poetry night, jam sessions, open mic, book launching and slogos night. their food is okay, my favorite is their nutella s'mores pizza. i also tried their spicy pork lunch meal for 99 pesos and level 2 spicy is not the mediocre spicy it is really spicy. for their pricing, i think it's a little expensive.

good place to relax with your friends.coffeewas good. i orderedcoffeecrumble and their mug was unique. air-condition was not so cold at the 2nd floor.

the ambiance and the price of the food atcoffeeprince is somewhat similar to other cafe. the aircon upstairs at that time when we got there was somewhat malfunctioning and we felt uncomfortable. the location is accessible and there is also a parking space for those bringing their car.

ordered their iced caramel macchiato and it was too sweet. my friend also said that her cafe mocha was also sweet. also, they are a bit expensive. the ambiance is very nice. so comfortable especially if you just want to chill with your barkadas. i've always wanted to come here since the idea of thecoffeeshop was from one of my favorite korean series "the 1st shop ofcoffeeprince". the baristas also wears almost the same outfit just like the korean series.

i've been to this place countless times and i can say, without a doubt, they serve the best frappes and food in town!coffeeprince never failed me in terms of satisfying my thirst and hunger and my need to have a place to study or do school stuff and hang out with my best buddy. everyone should grab their mates and visit the coolestcoffeeplace in town!

the place is instagram worthy, its cozy and korean feel cafe, but i am not satisfied with theircoffeeand their music is very loud (and maybe they have a wrong choice of music) that it doesn't make me feel relaxed. stuff-toys and pillows need washing.

prices are reasonable. however, customer service needs improvement. the pillows and teddy bears are dirty. they need to get washed, or at least, removed from the tables. not really cozy and comfy, but not the typicalcoffeeshop.

after hearing there's a "coffee prince" in cebu which is  a very popular korean drama before. i immediately called my gf to tell her to have somecoffeehere since she really loves korean drama. though we didn't expect to have the korean starts to be here ofcourse but we have fun sipping their hot and coldcoffeehere.

twas just last year,  when we went here for some snacks. the place was kinda unique since tables are not the same with the ordinary ones. as to  the service, i was surprised because the waiter who served us was a american, lol and i just don't know sincecoffeeprince is a famous korean movie. but anyway, the food was great, however i was opt to but matcha but nothing was left. but i enjoyed the vanilla shake and the waffle. thumbs up.

coffee prince is located at capitol site right across cebu doctors hospital. it occupies a newly renovated 2-storey old house. the space is indeed bigger compared to other cafes i have browsed over the internet. i was delighted upon enteringcoffeeprince since it was the very first themed cafe (korean) that i have stepped foot on.  our choice of caffeine drinks: a mason jar of frappe and a cup of latte.
my overall rating is based mostly on my experience to be inside a korean-themed cafe for the first time, the food and drinks was a bonus.                visit my blog for more:   idress-upandeat.blogspot.com

loved the coziness of this place and the interior design.
the internet connection is fluctuating between medium and slow but still serves you better than other cafe's nearby. thecoffeeis average & overpriced. if you're staying for a long period it's better to take the only table available in the first floor if you don't want to have painful leg cramps since the other spots are for floor sitting. overall ; quite average.

café at the heart of the city – that is how i can describe the newly opened (not new anymore as i’m posting this coz i visited the café a month ago) café. i also feel like i’m in a doll house the whole time i was inside the cafe, probably because of their interior setup.

lately, cebu has been a home to manycoffeehouses. from time to time, there are a lot of cafes opening within just a month, just like how 7/11 boomed here.coffeeprince cebu is no difference, they opened their doors last august 17, 2014 but it wasn’t until friday of that week that i visited the place.

based from the info i’ve heard ’round town,coffeeprince is based on the korean tv series with the same name,coffeeprince. i think that’s why their uniform also resembles those from the series. apart from the previous cafe i’ve visited,coffeeprince cebu is more like starbucks, bo’scoffeeand the earliercoffeehouses here, though they differ in their setup (i meant the interior of course). the café is more like a korean touch and the division of their room-like place is more like that of the gentlemancoffeehouse (though i haven’t visited that yet… i just saw it).

their products are so affordable and they did not (at least that was how i saw it) offer korean foods despite the korean-like ambiance. they offer their guests pastas and desserts like lasagna and choco waffle. their drinks and food price ranges from php 170 to php 200. you can find their menu on their counter and also the password for their wifi is in the counter area but you can also approach one of their crew to ask for a password.

the place is also a hotspot area with i think 3 sources. their entertainment is that wig thingy were you can take pictures with those wigs on and you’ll also definitely love the stuff toys they displayed there. their stuff toys remind me of those from the korean tv series, princess hours. they also have 4 heart-shaped screens (i’m not quite sure if screen is an appropriate term for that) on which you put your love locks.

note: originally wrote this on my blog