Fling Frozen Yogurt and more Tagaytay pictures

After lunch at Antonio’s and shopping at Bag of Beans we went to Taal Vista Hotel to take the prerequisite photos with the Taal volcano as a backdrop. Parking at the hotel for those who don’t eat or stay there was P100 but with some chutzpah I got our parking stub validated at the restaurant. Shhh don’t tell the owners.

Taal volcano

I wanted to show Mila Cliffhouse which houses a number of restaurants and has a great view of Taal volcano. The first time I went to Cliffhouse was at night. I was so impressed with the ambiance. Paired with the cool evening breeze I felt I was in another country. It doesn’t look as beautiful during the day but it was still impressive.

We got lost looking for Cliffhouse so here’s some directions on how to get there. From the Tagaytay rotunda, turn right and drive past Antonio’s Grill, Carlos Pizza. It will be on that side of the street. By the way, Antonio’s Grill is definitely not Antonio’s nor is connected in any way.

Even the entrance to the bathroom was nicely decorated.

Only Jane had decent pictures. Mila and I had hair all over the place due to the breeze. Frightening.

Even though we were still so full from lunch we couldn’t resist trying out another brand of frozen yogurt called Fling. Among all the frozen yogurt brands I’ve tried Fling has the most sour taste. It’s as sour as Pinkberry in the US. It was too sour for my taste.

I had the small yogurt with apple pie filling. The filling was good but a bit sour too.

small yogurt P85 + 25 per topping

Mila’s yogurt w/ strawberries

Jane’s plain yogurt

On the way back to Manila we stopped to buy some fruits from one of the numerous fruit stands lining the street. I took pictures of tropical fruits that are abundant in the Philippines.

langka or jackfruit

mangosteen

inside a mangosteen

guyabano or soursop