Craving for Ube Jam? You don’t need to go in Baguio just to have one. This specialty food is also available in Bahay Pastulan, a branch of Good Shepherd Baguio. Aside from their tasteful Ube Jam, they also offer polvoron, lengua de gato, angel cookies, choco crinkles, cashew brittle, oatmeal raisin chews, and peanut brittle that will surely add flavor on your day. For refrigerated section, they have tarts, leche flan, healthy veggie salad and others. If you are already hungry and craving while having your pasalubong shopping, you can dine here for a while and savour their delicacies. In keeping with Good Shepperd’s mission, the store promotes person-centered business ethics. Rosaries, scapulars and religious images are also available.
Some of their Products and Price list: Fruit Tart (10 pcs) - ₱125 Mango Tart (10 pcs) - ₱130 Ube jam ₱140 - ₱200 Buko Pie ₱80 - ₱120
Opening Hours: 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM Visit their store for your pasalubong at: Santa Rosa - Tagaytay Road, Tagaytay, 4120 Cavite
Mahogany’s Fresh Fruits and Beef City of Fresh Goods
If you are looking to savor the best of Tagaytay at the lowest price, you can go in Mahogany Market. With a market setting and Tagaytay fresh air, affordable goods are waiting for you. From steaming bulalo to pineapple and other fruits and to various herbs, bonsai and flowering plants, they are all huddled in this wonderful place. Prices of local grown ribs are as low as ₱180.00 per kilo and sirloin goes for ₱240.00. Pineapples are priced from 3 for P100 (small) and P50 each for big ones. Herbs and other plants can go as ₱50.00 per piece. And the best part is, these low prices can even go lower. So why don’t you test your haggling skills?