Noriter

Noriter means playground in Korean

 What caught my eye is the interior. there's are so much to see. there's so many cutesy/lovely stuffs display like dolls, stuffs toy, random figurines etc etc

The artsy ambiance is inspiring and promotes creativity. 

 You can sit on the wooden floor lofts with pillow mats and you're required to remove your footwear before going up the stairs like how Korean/Japanese do.

With the view of the busy streets outside. it's very relaxing to be seated in one corner with your friends enjoying your cup of coffee.

 My Drink - Expesso Choco Chips

 And yay for freedom walls, err in this case, "freedom floors" we were given colorful markers so we can write on our seats. I just wrote my blog to plug ahahha

I am so coming back

Noriter Cafe

2nd floor Reyes Bldg, Estrada st. cor. Taft Ave. 

Malate Manila, Philippines