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New eats: PH first to have Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory Café
New eats: PH first to have Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory Café
Joko Magalong-De Veyra
Published Feb 16, 2020 07:16 AM PHT
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Updated Feb 16, 2020 10:09 AM PHT

MANILA -- It’s not every day that the Philippines gets something before the rest of the world, such as the case of having not one but two Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory Cafés.
MANILA -- It’s not every day that the Philippines gets something before the rest of the world, such as the case of having not one but two Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory Cafés.
Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory has won hearts and taste buds around the world with its delectable cheesecakes and creamy soft serve ice cream. In Manila, it’s hard to find a major mall without a kiosk peddling the Hokkaido treats, which has enjoyed a steady following for the last three years.
Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory has won hearts and taste buds around the world with its delectable cheesecakes and creamy soft serve ice cream. In Manila, it’s hard to find a major mall without a kiosk peddling the Hokkaido treats, which has enjoyed a steady following for the last three years.
With the main goal of making the Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory brand and products more accessible to Filipinos, the first café -- and flagship store -- at Ayala Malls Manila Bay in Pasay officially opened earlier this year, followed by a second branch in Estancia Mall in Pasig.
With the main goal of making the Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory brand and products more accessible to Filipinos, the first café -- and flagship store -- at Ayala Malls Manila Bay in Pasay officially opened earlier this year, followed by a second branch in Estancia Mall in Pasig.
Besides the obvious draw of Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory’s popular confections that were previously not available in the Philippines like the milk pie and the pancakes, the café also aims to be a major player in the Yoshoku (Japanese-style Western dishes) cuisine market in the Philippines.
Besides the obvious draw of Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory’s popular confections that were previously not available in the Philippines like the milk pie and the pancakes, the café also aims to be a major player in the Yoshoku (Japanese-style Western dishes) cuisine market in the Philippines.
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“There are quite a few players in the market, so it’s a good opportunity,” said Bryan Tiu, the founder and CEO of I-Foods Group, Inc., which brought Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory to the Philippines.
“There are quite a few players in the market, so it’s a good opportunity,” said Bryan Tiu, the founder and CEO of I-Foods Group, Inc., which brought Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory to the Philippines.
Yoshoku dishes include popular Japanese dishes like omurice, pasta, hamburg, among others. During our visit, the café served a selection of their dishes.
Yoshoku dishes include popular Japanese dishes like omurice, pasta, hamburg, among others. During our visit, the café served a selection of their dishes.
Here were our favorites.
Here were our favorites.
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