Comments on: Coffee Break at Cafe Uma http://www.lagawan.info/2009/08/04/coffee-break-at-cafe-uma/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:30:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Gifts, Part III « Kanlaon http://www.lagawan.info/2009/08/04/coffee-break-at-cafe-uma/#comment-1338 Gifts, Part III « Kanlaon Wed, 05 Oct 2011 04:45:20 +0000 http://www.lagawan.info/?p=1177#comment-1338 [...] had her last “splurge” meal at Café Uma:  Monsignor Gigi’s French Onion Soup (cheese so thick you have to cut it with a knife.  [...] [...] had her last “splurge” meal at Café Uma:  Monsignor Gigi’s French Onion Soup (cheese so thick you have to cut it with a knife.  [...]

]]> By: sturmSS http://www.lagawan.info/2009/08/04/coffee-break-at-cafe-uma/#comment-1135 sturmSS Sun, 13 Mar 2011 12:04:04 +0000 http://www.lagawan.info/?p=1177#comment-1135 It is better than drinking coffee at starbucks mainly because of the ambiance. In starbucks there are droves of jeepney stopping right in front of you besides the fumes this broken down monstrosities emit the thing that bothers me most is the load of poor people that ride them. they always give me the 'eff you you rich inconsiderate bastard, sipping coffee on an air conditioned room while the rest of the country live on three rice meals a day. eff you!' look and that throws me off every time i go there. At least when you go to Cafe uma you dont see to many poor people around and your elitist a$$ can just sit back conscience free. totally recommend this place! perfect hang out for politicians, businessmen in league with politicians, social wannabe's and demigods ehem! I mean foreigners. sorry. filipino mentality. you probabaly wont approve my comment as you want the world to think that everything in this country is fine and dandy. hahahahaha It is better than drinking coffee at starbucks mainly because of the ambiance. In starbucks there are droves of jeepney stopping right in front of you besides the fumes this broken down monstrosities emit the thing that bothers me most is the load of poor people that ride them. they always give me the ‘eff you you rich inconsiderate bastard, sipping coffee on an air conditioned room while the rest of the country live on three rice meals a day. eff you!’ look and that throws me off every time i go there. At least when you go to Cafe uma you dont see to many poor people around and your elitist a$$ can just sit back conscience free. totally recommend this place! perfect hang out for politicians, businessmen in league with politicians, social wannabe’s and demigods ehem! I mean foreigners. sorry. filipino mentality.
you probabaly wont approve my comment as you want the world to think that everything in this country is fine and dandy. hahahahaha

]]> By: Wahdaholic http://www.lagawan.info/2009/08/04/coffee-break-at-cafe-uma/#comment-766 Wahdaholic Wed, 01 Dec 2010 16:14:23 +0000 http://www.lagawan.info/?p=1177#comment-766 wow, this all look yummy, maybe one day i'm going to try Cafe Uma. Good day! wow, this all look yummy, maybe one day i’m going to try Cafe Uma. Good day!

]]> By: AudreyRose http://www.lagawan.info/2009/08/04/coffee-break-at-cafe-uma/#comment-765 AudreyRose Sun, 30 Aug 2009 05:37:54 +0000 http://www.lagawan.info/?p=1177#comment-765 Sandy, no problem. It's a pleasure to share your blog to Lagawan's reader for your blog is really informative and great :D MsRay, yup the greens in cafe Uma are all organic and fresh. Hope you could visit Bacolod in the near future. Sandy, no problem. It’s a pleasure to share your blog to Lagawan’s reader for your blog is really informative and great :D

MsRay, yup the greens in cafe Uma are all organic and fresh. Hope you could visit Bacolod in the near future.

]]> By: MsRay http://www.lagawan.info/2009/08/04/coffee-break-at-cafe-uma/#comment-764 MsRay Thu, 13 Aug 2009 03:31:03 +0000 http://www.lagawan.info/?p=1177#comment-764 Cafe Uma (in its original location beside the Negros Showroom) was my favorite hang out for lunch when I was still in Bacolod. I especially loved their organic salad greens. Cafe Uma (in its original location beside the Negros Showroom) was my favorite hang out for lunch when I was still in Bacolod. I especially loved their organic salad greens.

]]> By: sandy http://www.lagawan.info/2009/08/04/coffee-break-at-cafe-uma/#comment-763 sandy Sun, 09 Aug 2009 15:09:16 +0000 http://www.lagawan.info/?p=1177#comment-763 Looks very nice. I don't tend to buy coffee out, I like here at the house before I go out in the morning and then don't drink more through the day. Too much caffeine for me. But, it's quite popular to visit friends and drink coffee all day long. I would never sleep at night if I did that. Stopped in to say thanks for placing my ad, it's appreciated. Hope you'll swing by for a visit, the welcome mats always out. Sandy Looks very nice. I don’t tend to buy coffee out, I like here at the house before I go out in the morning and then don’t drink more through the day. Too much caffeine for me. But, it’s quite popular to visit friends and drink coffee all day long. I would never sleep at night if I did that.

Stopped in to say thanks for placing my ad, it’s appreciated. Hope you’ll swing by for a visit, the welcome mats always out.

Sandy

]]> By: abelle | Only in Silence http://www.lagawan.info/2009/08/04/coffee-break-at-cafe-uma/#comment-762 abelle | Only in Silence Sat, 08 Aug 2009 00:57:43 +0000 http://www.lagawan.info/?p=1177#comment-762 Wow, Audrey. These foods look so delicious. They make me wish Cafe Uma is just here in Quezon City or somewhere in Metro Manila. I think I'm going to like the club sandwich and the Limoncello Shrimp Pasta. Siighhh . . . . . Wow, Audrey. These foods look so delicious. They make me wish Cafe Uma is just here in Quezon City or somewhere in Metro Manila. I think I’m going to like the club sandwich and the Limoncello Shrimp Pasta. Siighhh . . . . .

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