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Islas Filipinas Food Products, Inc. established in 1997 welcomes everyone to the web-home of Choco-Late de Batirol,
the most awarded and recognized food service business located in Scout Hill, Camp John Hay, Baguio City.
The garden-resto has a very nice ambiance. Good for a cozy cool meal with hot choco. "We are not a fast food...," Jojo
Castro, would tell his customers eager to get their food to their table. "We serve home-cooked, quality fare, prepared with
tender, loving care." To ease the wait, the resto gives their patrons a cup of their house specialty, the Chocolate de Batirol.
They serve filipino dishes for breakfast, lunch and snacks.
Their hot choco, served in tiny Vigan clay muglets (?)
prepared with a flair is the restos specialty, great for Baguio's cool climate. To accompany this delectable concoction you
can have a choice of their oh, so special "bibingka" or "turon". All you need to do next is to relax either with
a good book or just sit back and enjoy the pine fresh air and scenery.
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"The moment you enter this garden-restaurant you are hooked, and you will keep coming back." And that is exactly what
happens when you visit Choco-Late de Batirol right here on Scout Hill, Camp John Hay.
The garden is a hodge-podge of wooden artifacts all set-up the way the owner wanted it. It is a nature-lovers paradise
filled with recycled materials from the tables, chairs, roofing material and what have you. You have to see it to feel
it.
Choco-Late de Batirol is a blend of old world charm and new world convenience.
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