Baroque-inspired artworks
Residents of Laguna and neighboring areas no longer need to go to Europe to enjoy Baroque art. Le Maison de Yelo Lane in Pagsanjan, Laguna is a place where you can enjoy delicious food with Baroque-inspired art in the backdrop.
This newly renovated branch of the Quezon-founded restaurant just re-opened on 29 July, so you can still be among the first to enjoy its elevated ambiance and the wide variety of food offerings they serve.
Feast for the eyes
The restaurant’s Bauhaus interior
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The restaurant boasts a Bauhaus-inspired interior, with black Chesterfield sofas and black and white marble tables that make a wonderful background for a classy Instagram pic. The gold accents on the walls and ceiling lights make the place look even more expensive.
Of course, there are the Baroque-inspired portrait paintings on the wall which are the restaurant’s hallmark.
Steaks for your dinner date
Tomahawk steak
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At the restaurant, you can impress your date or simply reward yourself with a generous slab of juicy steak.
They have Tomahawk steak – beef ribeye that’s served with the rib bone still attached.
They also have a boneless steak offering for those who want to skip the hassle of cutting around the bone. You can get a single piece of ribeye steak, but you should consider ordering their 2-piece ribeye as you may not be able to get enough of its flavor.
Casual hangout grub
Bacon rice, one of the restaurant’s all-day Filipino breakfast offerings.
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You don’t have to be intimidated by the restaurant’s fancy interiors and steak offerings. The restaurant also serves budget-friendly food you can enjoy on a casual get-together with friends.
A serving of bolognese, carbonara, pesto, puttanesca, or lasagna at this restaurant costs P99 (~USD1.99). If you want to have something sweet, they have waffles for P75 (~USD1.50) and crepes for P85. (~USD1.70). You can also get a gourmet pizza from P195 to P225 (~USD3.91 to USD4.51).
Strawberry bingsu
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For dessert, they serve bingsu – Korean shaved ice- in oreo, mango, blueberry, and strawberry flavors for P95 (~USD1.91).
The restaurant also has an all-day Filipino breakfast from P85 to P99 (~USD1.70 to USD1.99). Some of their breakfast options are bacon, beef tapa (dried cured beef), Lucban longganisa (sausage), smoked bangus (milkfish), and champorado (sweet chocolate rice porridge) with dilis (dried anchovies).
Coffee and cakes
Pistachio cake
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Hot, espresso-based coffees like latte, mocha, and macchiato costs P30 to 85 (~USD0.60 to USD1.70) at this restaurant. There’s also Americano P50 (~USD1.00) and matcha latte for P85 (~USD1.70). They offer most of their coffee offerings iced for P50 to P95 (~USD1.00 to USD1.91).
Non-coffee drinkers can get freshly-brewed tea for P55 (~USD1.10) or hot chocolate for P85 (~USD1.70). For cooling, non-caffeinated beverages, they have a variety of frappes for P95 (~USD1.91) and milk tea for P85 (~USD1.70).
The restaurant also offers made-to-order 6- and 8-inch cakes for intimate celebrations. Customers can choose from red velvet, strawberry shortcake, s’mores, pistachio, oreo cheesecake, or blueberry cheesecake.
Le Maison De Yelo Lane’s main branch
The Pagsanjan restaurant is actually the second of the restaurant’s 2 branches in the Philippines, particularly in the south of Metro Manila. The restaurants’ maiden branch is located in Lucban, Quezon.
The Lucban branch has a more modern Parisian vibe with a splash of Baroque-inspired paintings, but they are renovating it soon to fit the Pagsanjan branch’s Bauhaus-meets-Baroque aesthetic.
Address: National Highway, Barangay Sampaloc, Pagsanjan, Laguna
Opening hours: 10AM-10PM, Daily
Telephone:Â (042) 540 6955
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