Ikigai Kakigori Cafe

coffeecharm

Foodie

10.0

Went here after doing rounds on ukay. Place have a lot of seats. Staffs were nice and accommodating. Matcha kakigori tastes great with good size of serving! Will definitely be back to try their foods and other kakigoris.

lavenderlush

Foodie

9.5

After eating at Manmaru Japanese restaurant, I was craving for dessert and surprisingly passed by this hidden gem located in Makati Cinema Square. It’s a Japanese themed cafe that offers Kakigori (similar to Halo-Halo or Bingsu) and some Japanese cuisine which has vegan options too. I ordered their solo sized Ichigo Yogurt and is actually good for sharing. The prices of their food is very affordable and serving size is reasonable. I would love to go back and try their Japanese dishes soon.

lemonlush

Foodie

9.5

Absolutely loved the ambience of this place! Perfect for hanging out after pigging out near Little Tokyo, this place should be your go-to dessert destination. They also offer snacks and meals, but since they have a more laid-back atmosphere, I prefer to bring my drinking buddies here for a good time. Will definitely go back to try out their other kakigori flavors.

coconutchill

Foodie

9.4

Reality is the same as expectations. We ordered kakigori and dumplings. Both were so delicious. I was surprised that the food especially the kakigori irl looks beautiful and high definition :00 The place also has good atmosphere and decor. The prices are okay for what you get

hummusheaven

Foodie

9.0

Nestled snugly in a cozy nook at Makati Central Square, this hidden gem of a Japanese shaved ice haven, Ikigai Kakigori Cafe, is like stumbling upon an oasis in the desert of summer heat. Being a devout aficionado of both Kakigori and Matcha, stepping into Ikigai Kakigori Cafe felt like finding my own personal dessert sanctuary. The Matcha Kakigori, a divine concoction of sweetness and green tea goodness, was an absolute treat for my insatiable sweet tooth. In a daring act of friendship, I dared to sample my friend’s Mango Okinawa, and oh my taste buds, it was a flavor explosion I nearly ha…