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This Tiny Glass Cafe In Makati is Home to Unique Brews

They have unique beverages you won't see in most coffee shops.

Photography: Facebook/papakape

The quarantine period has given us coffee fans a whole new list of coffee shops to visit and more unique coffee beverages to try. If you ever find yourself in the neighborhood of Makati City and you need a coffee fix, drop by Papakape.

Papakape is a small cafe founded on the phrase "papa-kape ako" ("I'll make you coffee" or "I'll serve you coffee"). The cafe looks like a tiny glass house and in the morning, it soaks up all the daylight and at night, it's illuminated by fluorescent lights.

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The main reason why you should drop by Papakape is their unique drinks. Their signature coffee beverages combine coffee and tea with ginger!

They have ginger-infused coffee like the Iced Cocolatte (P120), a sweet and milky coffee made with coco milk, ginger, and topped with panucha toffee, then there's the Kape Gingerccino (P90), which is a ginger-infused coffee topped with coco froth and cinnamon. For the mocha drinkers, the Choco Mochaluya (P90) is made with homemade chocolate milk with ginger-infused coffee.

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Do you love drinking salabat even if you're not feeling sick? Papakape has leveled up ginger tea like the Blue Ginger Salabat (P70), a ginger tea with blue pea flowers, lemon, and honey, and the Fruity Iced Salamat (P120) which is made with iced oolong-ginger tea with slices of passion fruit, apple, orange, and pineapple. 

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Ready to try some ginger-infused coffee? Papakape is located at 5641 Ampere Street, Palanan, Makati City. Papakape has limited outdoor seating and street parking is available.

For more information, follow Papakape on Facebook.

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This story originally appeared on Yummy.ph.

* Minor edits have been made by the Realliving.com.ph editors.

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