White Bean Cafe

This is a late post. I did not get to finish writing this and forgot about it for a while.

This is how I originally started to write it:

“I have been off the grid for a few weeks now. Then, I was practically sick these past three days. I learned only too well that I’m not getting any younger, and the hard way too. The truth is that I’ve been busy stressing at work during the day and barely sleeping at night watching my K-dramas. It all ended up with me having the worst kind of migraine attack for three whole days. I was barely functioning and had to sleep and sleep until my brain was able to repair the damages I caused it. Yep, the signs of aging.

Last week, Jael invited me to have lunch together, along with Ate Franz and Mabel. All friends from work. My mind suddenly thought of White Bean Café since I haven’t eaten there but always wanted to.

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The café’s location is a prime spot, right smack at Centro Naga, located inside Nagaland Hotel (across from E-Mall).

The place has a nice ambience.

Whenever I got invited to eat out, I used to feel lazy, or thought that I should be spending money on more important stuff. That only changed when I started blogging. Using information found on the internet and grabbing pictures from reputable sites are fine but not the same as when I have experienced it for myself. So, blogging made me want to try new things and go to places I’ve never been.”

So that was how I started to write this post some months ago. As much as I wanted to write something different or say something new, I figured I cannot just throw away my thoughts and feelings during that time because they felt real to me. So, I decided to keep them.

As for the food and drinks, sorry I might not be able to remember the exact names now. The first one was a Matcha Milk Shake, then the rather simple but yummy Mango Shake and my Iced Tea, which was just a perfect blend of tea and lemon.

As for the food, they offer lots of choices from Filipino fares like Kare-Kare to the usual favorites like filleted fish, pasta and chicken dishes (like the yummy buffalo wings).

white bean cafe naga city

I would say the price range was not the cheapest in the area but the food, drinks, the nice ambiance and the service made up for it. It was a good first experience for me and I hope to come back again soon. For each person, one might spend around Php250-Php350. Not bad.

Till next time. Thank you for reading and have a good day! ❤

Published by Frances Roxas

My name is Frances Roxas, a certified Bicolana - born and bred. I have a degree in Journalism but did not pursue a career in writing since I chose government service instead. I liked the security and stability that my job offered. However, I really miss writing and I miss hearing myself think by reading my own written works. Eventually, I plan to write more and to find out where my love for this craft might take me. Every life is a journey and I believe that it is never too late to do what we love and what makes us happy.

5 thoughts on “White Bean Cafe

  1. I like your intake of your writing your blog, hand on hand seeing and tasting before you blog anything. But I have a question? are you saying your meal cost $250.00 – $300.00, this is in american dollars, but in your country how much was your meal?

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