My first glimpse of this bakery was in a cooking show (which I forgot the title). I saw how traditional the shop looks and how they convey Old Manila. When they opened a franchise near our place, I immediately bought some spreads and their famous pugon baked pandesal.
Pugon was a Filipino tradition of baking breads thru open fire and wood. The aroma of the wood mix with the bread pretty well that it gives more flavor to it.

Overall, I love the shop and would really love to buy daily! :)
Like later, we’ll going to feast another batch of pandesal and tuna as our afternoon snack. ;)

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