Updated as of September 29, 2022, 3:37 a.m.
(SPOT.ph) Cheesecake is a classic dessert that highlights the tanginess of cheese (cream cheese, usually), thus tasting great on its own or as a vehicle for other toppings and flavorings. It’s well-loved by Filipinos and can be found at just about any pastry shop—but some versions stand out among others. We round up the best cheesecakes you can get delivered so you don’t even have to head out of the house to quell your craving.
Hit up these places in Manila for the best cheesecakes you can order for delivery:
Mary Grace Cafe
Mary Grace Cafe proves time and time again to be a reliable option no matter what pastry you’re after. Their Mary Grace Cheesecake (P497/small, P1,397/whole) is just on the right side of dense, with a silky-smooth body and a subtle sweetness that makes it great paired with their famous hot chocolate. You can get your fix by ordering from Mary Grace’s website two days in advance, or through GrabFood.
For orders, check out Mary Grace Cafe’s website or find them on GrabFood.
Etxeko
This purveyor gives classic desserts sophisticated flavor spins, taking inspiration from other confections from other parts of the globe. In particular, their Fruit & Nut Truffle Cheesecake is a must-try, what with its Middle Eastern-leaning combo of dried fruit (apricots and figs), nuts (pistachios and walnuts), and just a hint of earthiness from truffle.
For orders, contact 0918-838-9356. You can also check out their Instagram page.
Nono’s
Yup, there’s more to Nono’s than their famous Chocolate Oblivion: their Blueberry Cheesecake (P175/slice, P1,655/eight inches) is one of our favorites in Manila for its dense and rich cheese filling, chunky crust, and thick and tart blueberry topping. You can get this cheesecake by calling the store nearest you or by ordering through Grab or Foodpanda.
See a list of Nono’s branches and their contact numbers. You can also order by finding Nono’s on GrabFood or Foodpanda.
Mamou
No meal at Mamou is complete without a serving of their New York Cheesecake with Schlagsahne (P325/slice, P2,900/whole), which is properly dense and creamy as a New York-style cheesecake should be. You can order it delivered by calling the Mamou branch nearest you.
See a list of Mamou branches and their contact numbers. For more information, check out Mamou - A Home Kitchen’s Facebook page.
M Bakery
M Bakery’s Caramel Pecan Cheesecake (starts at P305/three inches) is a great alternative to the usual fruit-topped takes on the dessert. It takes the indulgence factor into overdrive with its buttery caramel and lightly toasted pecans—and it sure doesn't hurt that its cheesecake base is rich and thick without being too dense.
For orders, find M Bakery on GrabFood. You can also contact 0917-822-1262 (Rockwell), or 0917-6331718 or 8847-9829 (BGC). For more information, check out M Bakery PH's Facebook page.
Bizu Patisserie
Bizu makes some of the most elegant pastries in town, and their cheesecakes are no exception. There’s the Blueberry Chiboust (starts at P415/personal), their take on a classic blueberry cheesecake with a creamy cheesecake base, shortbread crust, and blueberry topping. Bizu also makes Strawberry (starts at P650/personal) and Mango (P455) variations of the dessert. You can place your orders through their website.
For orders, check out Bizu Patisserie’s website.
Mom and Tina’s
There’s no scrimping on Mom and Tina’s Blueberry Cheesecake (P265/mini, P995/six inches), which has a creamy cheesecake base, a good amount of crust, whipped cream, and a fruity blueberry sauce to take the dessert to new heights. You can order through GrabFood or Foodpanda. Out of their coverage area? You can also give them a call, then book your own courier for pickup.
For orders, contact 0999-885-0092 or 8571-1541. You can also find Mom and Tina’s on GrabFood or Foodpanda.
Wildflour
As the name implies, Wildflour’s take on the cheesecake—dubbed the Mascarpone Cheesecake (P300/slice, P3,15/whole)—uses mascarpone cheese for an ultra-velvety mouthfeel. You can get this simple but stellar pastry from Wildflour’s website.
For orders, check out Wildflour’s website.
The Delightful Miss Joyce
The Delightful Miss Joyce plays on the pairing of cheesecake and coffee with their creamy-bittersweet Cappuccino Cheesecake (P950/six inches, P1,600/nine inches). They also explore the use of other cheeses for the said dessert, as in the Manchego Curado (P1,500/six inches, P2,800/nine inches). Curious? You can try them for yourself by placing your orders through their order form.
For orders, check out this order form. You can also check out The Delightful Miss Joyce's Facebook or Instagram pages.
Your Critical Baker
This home baker's Mango Lime Cheesecake (P1,470/six inches, P2,470/eight inches) is creamy yet light and lush, imbued with the tropical profile of mango and tanginess of lime. You can message them on their social media accounts to get your fix.
For orders, send a message to Critical Baker on Facebook or Instagram.
Honorary mentions
Workshop
Workshop has offered the Basque Burnt Cheesecake (P1,500) even before the said cheesecake style started trending in our shores, and their version is wonderfully creamy and lush on the tongue. As of this 2022 update, it no longer appears on their website.
For orders, check out The Grid Food Market’s website.
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