It was my first time try out anything from Icebergs and the experience certainly did not disappoint. Thanks to mama for bankrolling this eating sesh.

We shared this plate of Nachos. 

We also had a plate of Country Fries (Price: Php 148.00) but I wasn't able to take a photo of it because I was already too busy devouring with my Halo Halo. Moreover, if there's fries on the table, it's almost immediately gone. Anyway, the fries weren't like thin sliced McDo or Jollibee fries but more like potato wedges with some spices and a tasty mayo dip.

This Godzilla is a bit pricey at Php 418.00 but it's a huge serving which can be shared by three to 4 people so it's ideal for family or for barkadas. I mean, that's a lot of ice cream. 

Mama had this Caramel Flan and I was able to sample it too. I loved the mixture of fruits plus the caramel flan flavored ice cream. I particularly enjoyed those round, white stuff which is macapuno.

And here's my halo halo, the Halo Dozen, which I had a bit of a hard time trying to consume. Not because it wasn't good but because the serving was BIG! For Php 118.00 I think it's very sulit. Mama came to the rescue when I could no longer go on. That's what moms are for. :) 

I'll just end this by saying that this isn't the last time that I'll be seeing Icerbergs. :)

XOXO, 

Carissa

Icebergs is located at the 1L Robinsons Place Tacloban Extension

This is Dawg House's kiosk and you can probably deduce from the photos that the space is quiet tight. If all the seats would be taken it would be hard to move round but luckily we were the only patrons at that time so we managed to feel comfortable.

Here's a closer look at what they're serving. They're pretty affordable. Sorry if the prices are a bit blurred but they're mostly on two digits and some are on three digits so you probably get the idea.

And the infamous Monster Burger took center stage. It's as wide as a medium sized pizza! It's good for 3 to 4 moderate eaters. 

I could make use of a thicker patty but I'm cool with this one. Those fries were also on the layer, along with some cheese, tomatoes, onions and cabbage. I think the bun made such a huge difference. It's not just a regular generic bun; you can tell that it's been specially made. It's soft and flavorful and I would gladly eat just the bun if it came to that. It was a filling meal so we were really satisfied.

Dawg House says that it has "Mean Dawgs. Nice Buns". Well, I can attest to the niceness of the buns.

CASTLE X PIRATE SHIP

Of course, this playhouse's main attraction, I must say, would be the huge (pirate) ship and the imposing castle. So my little girl, who sometimes says that she is a pirate, got to turn the "wheel" of the ship and say "Aye, aye Captain!". But I think she was overdressed for the pirate role, wearing that pink gown and hat. But anyway, what's better than a ship that sails on swim balls? 

OBSTACLES :)

Like I said, this play house is more suited for kids that are four to five above because they can explore the whole place on their own. And look at the photos; instead of the typical plastic slide we have here one made of rope. And Tin was climbing it, instead of sliding so I was wondering if it was really a slide. :)

CLASSIC FAVORITE

Tindahanay is a BIG highlight inside the play house because she loves playing the role of tindera. Well, I played the tindera far too many times when I was a kid so I can totes understand where she's coming from.

DRESS ME UP

She was inside Kevin's Toys and Library for only 30 minutes. The best thing about Celestine is that she hasn't changed: when you say 30 minutes is up she won't be doing any drama about extending the time. See, she's not a brat! :) Anyway, we paid Php 120.00 for 30 minutes; I paid an additional Php 20.00 for staying inside to take photos. And you know the drill about socks, so bring your own socks if you want to come in here, otherwise you'll have to purchase a pair too!

Kevin's Toys and Library is located at the 2nd Level, Robinsons Place Tacloban Extension, next to Toys R Us.

XO,

Mummy Cassie