Magnum Manila Says Goodbye With Five New Desserts

Magnum Manila, the House of Pure Pleasure and our favorite make-your-own ice cream pop-up store is closing very soon, July 26, 2015 to be exact.

Since it opened last April 2014, Seats For Two has dined-in a couple of times. We can say it’s one of the best dessert houses in the country. Imagine, you can make-your-own Magnum Ice Cream for only P100 that comes with your choice of toppings.

Unfortunately, some things never last. Magnum Manila will soon closes its door.

So before waving our goodbyes, we got a taste of their five (5) new Magnum Creations.

Magnum Manila
Must-try Magnum Manila Additional Five Desserts

Mains Before the Dessert

We started with Cajun Spiced Chicken Poppers (P180 / US $4) which is not really spicy and has a little sweetness care of the spiced honey and white bacon gravy.

Magnum Burger
Magnum Burger

Hubby Jonel had a huge serving of Magnum Burger (P400 / US $9), a special Wagyu burger topped with cheddar cheese, underneath are lettuce, tomatoes and special sauce. It comes with potato fries on the side as well.

I had my favorite Salmon Soba. I remembered ordering the same dish the last time we were here. Who would say no to salmon anyway? 🙂 The cold noodles was tasty and cooked just the way I wanted. Fresh arugula complements with Salmon. I will definitely miss it.

Salmon Soba
Tasty Salmon Soba with Cherry Tomatoes and Fresh Arugula

Magnum Desserts

Although it saddens us to say to goodbye to Magnum Manila. We were glad to have five (5) new addition to the Magnum desserts.

Starting off with Crepe de Jour, a soft crepe topped with Magnum bar, chocolate shavings, some mangoes and strawberries.

Magnum Manila: Crepe de Jour
Magnum Manila: Crepe de Jour

Next, toasted marshmallows cover a Magnum Bar served with graham crackers on the side is the Campfire S’Mores.

Campfire S'Mores
Campfire S’Mores

The third one really popped! Although I’ve seen a lot of desserts made out of pop corn, the Magnum Popcorn is still recommended for people who loves popcorn. It’s a Magnum Bar served with sweet popcorn and mallows.

Magnum Pop Corn
Magnum Pop Corn

The fourth will melt your heart. Make My Heart Melt is magnum covered with frozen chocolate and topped with caramel syrup upon serving. Check out the next photo and find out why it’s called “Make My Heart Melt“.

Make My Heart Melt
Make My Heart Melt
Make My Heart Melt
Make My Heart Melt

Last but definitely not the least, my favorite was the Magnum Anniversary Cake. On top is a lighted, golden candle and a cake at the bottom.

Truly, a beautiful gift for your partner as it sets the mood for romance.

Magnum Anniversary Cake
Magnum Anniversary Cake

It could be a pretty surprise to your loved one on your special day, so I recommend you visit Magnum Manila before July 26, closing time.

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We were supposed to leave Magnum Manila at 1pm but we couldn’t help but indulge in these pure pleasure – one spoonful of dessert after another. We will visit once more, perhaps before my birthday on the 23rd. 🙂

Jonel & Marjorie Uy

Mr. & Mrs. Jonel & Marjorie Uy are the blogger couple 'seated' behind SeatsForTwo.com, Know more about her at LivingMarjorney.com and him at BloggerManila.com

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