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Friday, December 28, 2007
Sucree -- Midtown's Dessert Place
Sucree Torte (P850 Whole/ P125 Slice). Imagine a double layer of chocolate-almond sponge filled with chocolate ganache followed by a silky layer of creme brulee and amaretto flavored chocolate mousse, enrobe in shiny chocolate coating. A torte that truly deserves our name.
Sucree opened their second branch in Robinson's Midtown. After eating in Chefs' Quarters, Sucree is the dessert place to be. The virginity of Sucree was featured in Lori's Manila's 10 Best Desserts, 2007 and was described as:
"Anyway, the aforementioned Virginity is what I’d expect in a cake tagged with that appellation. It’s pristine in color — almost white actually, (virginal!) – a sponge cake perfumed in vanilla caressed by the lightest layer of dulce de leche. Occasional bursts of macadamia praline add textural interest and keep the mouth enticed. Truly, while this cake is purely immaculate in looks, there’s nothing virginal about it in taste."
We decided to try the most expensive cake which is the Sucree Torte but we were disappointed. The creme brulee was out of place in a chocolate cake. We should have stick to Lori's recommendation.
Sucree Cake Menu 1 | Menu 2 | Menu 3
Sucree Patisserie & Cafe
2nd Floor Robinson's Place Manila-Midtown
Original Branch at Sct. Borromeo, South Triangle, Quezon City
Tel. No. +632 4150943
Mobile No. + 63 922 8042253
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sarap naman nyan pero very rich in calories!
Posted by: estan | Dec 29, 2007 1:13:40 PM
I tried sucree torte and i truly enjoyed the creamy creme brulee/custard layers as it seem to add textural interest to the cake. Lori is right in saying that there's nothing virginal with sucree's virginity cake , i liked the subtle balance of flavors and above all its taste brings a certain feeling of nostalgia .
Posted by: dave | Dec 30, 2007 9:19:51 PM
We love Sucree!!
The original branch was in Examiner Street in West Triangle then they moved to their Sct. Borromeo branch.
Their gourmet pizzas are great. My kid can finish one entire pizza on her own. The Korean Beef Stew is also tops.
Among the cakes, my fave would be the Oreo Cheesecake. They have a chocolate cake (can't remember the name) that is also fantastic.
Posted by: Cookie | Jan 2, 2008 9:21:54 AM
hey anton it's marga of h@ppyfeet. :) you're the one maintaining this pala! thanks for posting about this! i've been on the prowl for a new dessert place kasi my sister keeps on dragging me to the same old bizu and max brenner whenever we go out. maybe it's time for me to suggest a new dessert place this time around!
Posted by: marga | Jan 8, 2008 10:39:27 AM
I tried Dan's Devastation, Sex Bombe and Red Velvet. Their cakes look good but the taste is so disappointing. :( They tasted like old stale cakes... Yikes.
Posted by: Pepper | Jan 11, 2008 6:09:08 PM
I trully love all the desserts in Sucree.. Of course, my favorite was the Sucree Torte :) I have it once in a while and its LUXURIATING!
Posted by: Pam | Jan 16, 2008 12:11:02 PM
Have you guys tried sucree's FERTILITY CAKE ? Oh my gosh its soooo good . definetely a chocolate lover's dream come true! I love it!
Posted by: shawn | Jan 19, 2008 9:03:14 PM
I tried their Virginity cake and it was light and not too sweet. Taste great with coffee. We also tried the sex bomb cake- and it was decadent! They have the best ensaymada too.
Posted by: Lisa | Jan 31, 2008 7:57:59 PM
sucree has a good selection of entrees, pizzas and pasta too.. i usually order the pasta a la norma, then end the meal with a slice of their famous sucree torte.. yum!
Posted by: joy | Feb 2, 2008 12:14:30 PM
i once tried the virginity cake & it's mouth watering.. it was one of the best cake i've ever tasted :) it would be a great gift this coming valentine's day!
Posted by: EV | Feb 10, 2008 8:36:36 PM
I tried the virginity cake last night over at Robinson's. It was too light for me. I was looking for that extra zip. I think I'm going to try their Sucree torte next to see how it is. Their coffee was great though!
Posted by: JV | Mar 24, 2008 12:21:12 PM
i and two friends went to rob place and had dessert at sucree. pretty cakes. not cheap. i ordered red velvet, my friends had sans rival and virginity cake.
we were extremely disappointed. we want our money back!!!!!!!
pepper, i so agree with your review. jv, let the too-light virginity cake (their best-seller supposedly) serve as a warning.
Posted by: kat | May 1, 2008 7:01:06 PM
Hi! try Fun-nel Crisps at Corinthian hills, "market ata the hills" opens every saturday and sunday.yummy its like churros and funnel cake rolled into one
Posted by: candy | May 21, 2008 1:40:18 PM
Hi! try Fun-nel Crisps at Corinthian hills, "market at the hills" opens every saturday and sunday.yummy its like churros and funnel cake rolled into one
Posted by: candy | May 21, 2008 1:48:35 PM
yummy talaga! yes,you should try fun-nel crisps at market at the hills, at heavenly treats booth
Posted by: dindin | May 22, 2008 2:36:46 PM
I tried the Fertility Cake and the Gateau Negra just now. The Fertility Cake is truly, truly a chocoholic's dream - very dense and ganache-overload! This has got to be my favorite so far. :) The Gateau Negra was bit of letdown - while the chocolate and coffee mousse filling was good, the chocolate sponge cake felt like I was eating one of those japanese torte/egg cakes... I just did not like the texture. Next time I'd try the Sucree Torte and the Virginity Cake.
Posted by: Vyanski | May 23, 2008 3:03:20 PM
