By: The Moody Critic
With its relatively cheap price, you can never go wrong with this dessert when you come to the shop to fill your empty stomach.
The cheesecake matrix was very compact but it slightly lacked the ideal texture that I was looking for.
Above the rich matrix comes the poverty-stricken caramel layer. If they managed to saturate this dessert with not just one, but two kinds of nuts, then they could have bathed it with lavish caramel sauce instead. I really struggled to find the caramel taste up to the very last bite and I tried to conserve what little caramel was available just to match the generous amount of the cheesecake matrix. Although disappointed, this layer was still the reason why I chose this particular dessert because the caramel was captivatingly arranged in a Medusa-like or devil's snare-like manner.
Surprisingly, I noticed that the base layer was quite softer compared to the other cheesecake bases I ate before from this restaurant so I managed to consume the dessert completely.
Presentation: 8.0Resto: Banapple Pies & Cheesecakes
Taste: 7.4
Texture and consistency: 7.8
Serving size: 9.0
Value for money: 9.0
Overall rating: 7.9/10
Mood: SATISFIED
Address: Il Terrazo Mall, Tomas Morato Ave., Quezon City
Full food name: Two Nut Caramel Cheesecake
Price: P105.00
