Silly Lily | Must-try Korean Bakehouse in Los Baños, Laguna
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Silly Lily is a Korean bakehouse that specializes Korean-inspired cakes and pastries. It is located at Seoul Kitchen, which is their sister company.
Popular for their Instagram-worthy yet delicious croissants and wheels, priced between Php95 – 175, with the exception of Ddalki Croissant. These croissants and wheels are freshly baked daily, and available in limited quantities.
You can order Silly Lily's pastries when dining at Seoul Kitchen. During our visit, we ordered Kori Kopi from Seoul Café. Served with a glass filled with coffee cubes and bottle of milk on the side.
We paired our coffee with a Croffle, a croissant cooked as a waffle from Silly Lily
For dessert, after our Seoul Kitchen lunch, we tried one of Silly Lily’s best-sellers, the Ddalki Croissant, a Korean inspired croissant with fresh strawberries and cream.
Silly Lily also offer Tiramisu cakes.
We bought several more pastries to enjoy at home. Some of the flavors available are Matcha Croissant, Pistachio Glaze, Triple Choc Au Lait, and Strawberry Cream Wheel, to name a few.
Aside from the presentation of their pastries, the quality and size make them worth the price. If you happen to be in Los Baños, make sure to check out Silly Lily!
Recommendations: The Ddalki Croissant
Tip: Schedule your visit early as Silly Lily only makes limited quantities of pasties per day.
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Silly Lily Information
Website: https://sillylily.online/
FB: sillylilybakehouse
Address: F.O. Santos St., corner Pearl St., Umali Subd, Los Baños, Laguna
eMail: sillylilybakehouse@gmail.com
Contact Number: 0930 662 0977
Silly Lily Store Hours
Daily –11:00AM – 9:00PM
For Cakes, pre-order atleast 2 days in advance.
Cash and bank transfers accepted.
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