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Pineapple and bacon🥓🍍 and our best selling Cheese🧀 overloadOverload Order today🫰🫶
08/01/2026

Pineapple and bacon🥓🍍 and our best selling Cheese🧀 overload
Overload Order today🫰🫶

The family that eat Overload burger 🍔together stays together🫰🫶Thank you for ordering overload burger with us @ Road Trip...
29/12/2025

The family that eat Overload burger 🍔together stays together🫰🫶
Thank you for ordering overload burger with us @ Road Trip Cafe
Till next order👌

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Quality is our Recipe💯

Cheese overload with fries 🍟🧀 Here at Road Trip Cafe Quality is our Recipe👌
24/12/2025

Cheese overload with fries 🍟🧀
Here at Road Trip Cafe

Quality is our Recipe👌

22/12/2025

THE JAPANESE LIKE BENGUET COFFEE (Arabica)

Benguet farmers now have more reason to plant coffee as demand begins to grow in Japan. According to a local media outlet, the town of Minamimaki has expressed interest in buying and importing locally produced Arabica coffee from Benguet.

Benguet coffee isn’t just a morning caffeine fix; it is a masterclass in high-altitude viticulture. To understand why it consistently outperforms mass-market beans, you have to look at the intersection of geography and tradition in the Cordilleras.

The primary driver of Benguet’s quality is its elevation. At 1,500 meters above sea level, the air is thinner and the nights are colder. This stresses the coffee trees in a productive way, slowing down the maturation process of the cherries. While lowland coffee grows quickly and can taste "thin," Benguet Arabica takes its time, allowing the sugars to fully develop and the beans to become dense and flavorful.

There is a reason the Slow Food Movement inducted Benguet Arabica into its Ark of Taste. The volcanic soil of the region provides a mineral complexity you simply cannot replicate in a lab. When you sip a cup from Tublay or Itogon, you are tasting a specific terroir, a mix of pine-scented air and rich earth that manifests as a distinct citrusy brightness and a floral aroma.

In an era of industrial harvesting, Benguet coffee remains stubbornly artisanal. Because much of it is grown in backyard plots or small forest cooperatives, the harvest is done by hand. Farmers practice "selective picking," meaning they only harvest the deep red cherries at their peak ripeness, leaving the green ones for later. This level of quality control is nearly impossible for large-scale commercial plantations.

For a long time, Benguet coffee was the Philippines’ best-kept secret, often blended away into generic "Barako" mixes. However, the rise of the third-wave coffee movement in 2025 has put a spotlight on single-origin Benguet beans. By utilizing the washed process, local producers are now highlighting the bean's natural acidity and "clean" finish, allowing it to compete on the global stage alongside legendary varieties like Jamaican Blue Mountain.

Ultimately, Benguet coffee is "good" because it refuses to be rushed. It is the result of a slow-growing cycle, a unique mountain microclimate, and a heritage of farming that prioritizes the land over the yield. For those looking to support local producers, you can find certified single-origin beans through the Philippine Coffee Board.







Hello everyoneEvent alert‼️Our foodtruck is here this coming📌December 13 2025Kafé Efemera We will serve Overload burger ...
07/12/2025

Hello everyone
Event alert‼️

Our foodtruck is here this coming
📌December 13 2025
Kafé Efemera
We will serve Overload burger and fries
Take out or dine in on our truck🍔🍟
See you all
Tara roadtrip to foodtrip sa Road Trip Cafe
We are rolling🍥

Ready to Roll for the weekends 💯
13/11/2025

Ready to Roll for the weekends 💯

Our 2nd roll for todayHere Sampaloc Lake San Pablo Laguna
08/11/2025

Our 2nd roll for today
Here Sampaloc Lake San Pablo Laguna

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