This Tagaytay Museum's Buko Pie Is Not Like Your Usual

Up for something different?

People go to Tagaytay for the weather, the scenic surroundings, and a huge bowl of bulalo that's commonly sold along the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway. When it comes to pasalubong, buko pie is almost always on the list. Everyone loves this pie, but if you're not a purist and you want to try out a different kind of buko pie, you should try the Coconut Cream Pie at Puzzles Mansion.

Puzzles Mansion has a small dining area that sits around four to five people. In that dining area is a tarpaulin sign that tells you this is the place to get the famous Coconut Cream Pie (P100/slice; P400/whole).

PHOTO BY Bea Faicol

What makes the Coconut Cream Pie different from the traditional buko pie is that it's made with a sweet cookie crust, pastry cream with young coconut strips, and topped with a generous amount of whipped cream. Compared to other buko pies which are served warm, the Coconut Cream Pie is served chilled and the texture is reminiscent of an ice-cream cake. 

Puzzles Mansion is at Cuadra Street, Barangay Asasin, Tagaytay, Cavite.

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