The Peninsula Manila's curated menu of signature dishes is available for takeout and delivery until September 30.
For P1,976, you can also get the following dishes that are good for two-three persons, with your choice of side dish: either cauliflower gratin, lobster mac and cheese, corn off the cob, ratatouille, or truffle mashed potato:More detailed descriptions of each dish can be found on The Peninsula's Facebook page.
The bakery is open, too, selling muffins, ensaymada, big cookies, cinnamon buns, and donuts for P44 each. For P197.60 you can also get The Peninsula's French pastries, such as eclairs, strawberry tartlet, mango cheesecake, vanilla mille-feuille, coconut calamansi bars, banana bread, chocolate truffles, and breads.
Whole cakes are also available at P1,876 each, in truffle chocolate, cashew sans rival, New York cheesecake, strawberry shortcake, and in small sizes for P444. To place your orders, you can message The Peninsula Manila on Facebook or contact them at 88875747 or 88872888.
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