UCC Coffee Park (Ayala Center, Makati)

Yesterday Morning while waiting for my Friend to check out of Shangri-La Makati. We decided to have breakfast at UCC Coffee’s Park Cafe at Ayala Center, Makati (This is in front of Shangri-La Makati).
We ordered the Fruit Platter and the Filipino Medley Breakfast. Service was fast and efficient. First to be served was the Filipino Medley Breakfast which consisted of Scrambled Egg, Fried Rice, Beef Tapa, Tocino and Chicken Longaniza. It was also served with Hot Cocoa.
The Fruit platter was served with very fresh fruits. Quality of the fruits was very high. Before it was served they asked me what i wanted instead of the mangoes since the mangoes they had were already sour. It was pricey though at 199.
The Filipino Medley Breakfast was good too. They obviously used high quality meats for this breakfast.And it was reflected at the P399 price.
UCC Coffee’s Park Cafe is located at the Ayala Center. In front of Shangri-La Makati and just underneath the Parking Area.
Hot Chocolate

UCC's Filipino Medley Breakfast. Combination of Beef Tapa, Pork Tocino and Chicken Longaniza and Scrambled Eggs with Fried Garlic Rice.

Fruit Platter consisting of Papaya, Seedless Grapes, Kiwi, Banana and a Slice of Orange



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