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TamangFoodTrip
Hi Welcome to our blog! So folks lemme share the experienced after we eat at TEAddy’s Sip and Bites located at San Pedro Laguna.
Me and Hagelene decided to have a brunch so we thought we can find a place around pacita but it doesn’t suit our taste but we managed to find one at around SLAC and it’s none other than TEAddy’s Sip and Bites.
Look at what they got, a comfy place to stay and the ambiance I’m telling you guys it’s so calm plus they got some movies for you to watch.
After settling down we ordered Bubble Tea(Wintermelon), Fruit soda(Blueberry, 2 corndog(potato and mozzarella) and 2 TSB burger(both cheesy) and TSB fries(big)
After waiting for 30 minutes or so the food arrived. YEY!
wahh so yummy by just looking at it!
after taking some pics one of the crew even insisted to take the picture for us! overall if we are to rate it we would give it a 9/10 because we can say nothing about the place the food and the crews they got but the serving time is kinda long but it’s fine because the management entertained us as we waited for the food(while also watching a movie) .
we managed to take a picture with the manager which is also the daughter of the owner.
we will surely comeback at TSB! If you have the time to dropped by it would be good hehe.
To find the place. Ride a jeep going to Pacita and told the driver to drop you in SLAC and then you will see a street there and you will see the Teaddy’s sips and bites.
you can watch the short video that we made here:
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