Platefuly - Sta. Rosa Silang

CheeseburgerChampion

Local Guide

10.0

Actually a good place to get their signature buko pie. It can rival the original buko pie in The Originals or Lettys. A bit pricier than usual but you get one of the most delicius and freshly served pies in the area. A must try for people passing along or going to Tagaytay.

HoneydewWhimsy

Local Guide

10.0

Something to try if you've become too accustomed with the other Buko Pies from the more popular brands. Their assortment of pies live up to their slogan, "Flakey and Buttery Crust", which provide a crumbly yet smooth and luscious sensation while being eaten. Will definitely return to try the other flavors as we've only had the Buko and Ube Pie.

PeanutButterPirate

Local Guide

9.8

The small savory pies are great! The Spinach and chicken variants are tasty.

MarshmallowMaverick

Local Guide

8.0

The 2nd branch of Platefuly which I always visit on the way back to Manila. It would be wiser to call and reserve a buko pie to be sure they have it when you drop by. But I do like roll the dice and so far I was able to buy a few boxes whenever I dropped by. The staff is always cheerful and helpful with product inquiry and suggestions. Food taste for free is something I never refuse everytime the staff would encourage us to try new products. Overall its more pleasant and easier to shop here since there is parking available unlike the one in Tagaytay. The place has a dining area now for a cof…

WildAppleSpirit

Local Guide

8.0

Not your ordinary buko-pie. Funny, we are headed to the “Original Buko Pie” shop but their baked goods are easily sold out so we went to the nextdoor store which sells this local brand. All I can say is that it is worth the price! The crust tastes like polvoron and buttery which is kinda good and it is fully filled with “buko”. It is best to serve in a warm temp but I like to eat it chilled. It was a bit expensive for P285/per pie but I guess it is a must try!