Coca Cafe

We have you covered if you haven't taken your loved ones out on a date yet!🤎
Celebrate love month by dining with your special someone, good friends, and family at Coca Cafe!

We've put together a unique selection for you to choose from. There are sets for couples and groups.✨

📌Php 2,300 for 2 persons! Available until February 28!

🟡Dine with us and toast the most romantic time of the year here at Coca Cafe in Herald Suites Hotel!
Contact us at these numbers:
☎️7759-6270 to 81
📞Globe/Viber: 0917-315-9247
📞 Smart: 0939-938-3715

How many types of pasta can you name? 🍝 Comment below the types of pasta you know! ✨
Pasta : Debunking Marco Polo's noodles

Many believe that the Venetian merchant Marco Polo brought back pasta from his journeys to China, but before Marco Polo, noodles were already popular in Italy among the Etruscans and the Romans. Well, Marco Polo might have done amazing things on his journeys, but bringing pasta to Italy was not one of them: noodles were already there in Polo’s time.

Cooking pasta is an art for Italians, a ritual, almost a religion. It is impossible for anybody else to be so obsessed with the process of cooking it as they are.
Pasta must be cooked al dente, firm to the teeth yet tender, often pasta is overcooked and becomes soft and mushy. A minute or two will give you authentic Italian pasta; less even for fresh pasta. Use a large cooking pot and plenty of water; this will stop the pasta from sticking and will also ensure every inch of pasta will be cooked through.

When it comes to making a pasta sauce it is really up to personal preference unless you are trying to follow a traditional recipe. A good rule to remember for the sauce is: simple pasta works best with simple sauces while complex-shaped pasta is ideal for thicker sauces.