Hannah goes to The Dessert Museum

Doughnuts. Marshmallows. Candy Canes. Cotton Candy. Gummy Bears. Bubble Gum. And other sweet things.

Don't drool! Kidding 😜

All these desserts, you can find in one place: THE DESSERT MUSEUM; a place to feel the sugar rush as you enter 8 different rooms.  Wait, there's more.  You won't only feel the sugar rush, but the kid in you will also be awakened through the different trivia's and interactive spots in each room.  You can slide, ride the swing, swim in the ball pit, get inside the bubble, ride the seesaw, jump on the mini trampoline and so much more. You can also take a loooot of instagram-worthy pictures.

The Dessert Museum is located INSIDE S Maison Mall, Conrad Hotel Manila, MOA Complex.  In our case, we rode a taxi and dropped by the entrance of the mall.

We bought our tickets online at their site to get a 100 peso discount.  We chose the 10:15 am time slot on a Sunday. Note that the mall opens at 10 am, so that means, you can only get inside at 10 am too.

See a glimpse of the museum.  Scroll down!

1. DOUGHNUTS

2. MARSHMALLOWS

Since it was Sunday and Father's Day, the group of people we were with were families, which made me realize that the dessert museum is truly for everyone, kid or adult.  Yet, the picture-taking was a struggle since there were a lot of people so you gotta steal the timing.

3. CANDY CANES

Note: You are only given at most 15 minutes in each room, so make the best out of it!

4.  ICE CREAM

Take note again: there is a free dessert in each room. Don't forget to claim it.

There is also a ball pit in this room.

5. BUBBLE GUM

Wieee!!! So happy.

6. GUMMY BEAR

7. COTTON CANDY

8. CAKE POPS

Here's to an additional trio to my list of trio's! 

To more memories with Ainna, and my blood sister, Ate Nica.

After the 8th room, there is this cute souvenir shop.  

The whole experience totally made me feel so much younger!  Favorite room? Hmmm, all of them! Haha! The price we paid was worth it. 

We were given a total of 2 hours to finish the tour, in which the time allotment in each room is somehow hard to balance; especially when you want to take a lot of photos and enjoy the facilities and the free desserts!  Also, there were fun facts in each room.  What we did was we took pictures of it and read it after the tour.  

Ootd? Wear something light-colored. White/pink or white/blue combination is a perfect pair.  I bought my pink pants for 10 pesos. Don't bring lots of stuff so that you can enjoy roaming around :) Lastly, make sure to visit on weekdays to avoid too much crowd.  

THAT'S A WRAP!

radiating sunshine,

Hannah Borja