Even as a self-proclaimed milk tea lover, I can’t say I am the best reviewer of this popular drink because I rarely get to snap a photo of the drink before it’s too late. See Exhibit A.

Exhibit A
Even as a self-proclaimed milk tea lover, I can’t say I am the best reviewer of this popular drink because I rarely get to snap a photo of the drink before it’s too late. See Exhibit A.

Exhibit A
Apart from Yabu, there’s another katsu place that people are raving about—Crazy Katsu. Took me a while to finally get a taste of the much-hyped chicken katsu because it isn’t that accessible (don’t hate me—my definition of accessible is “in malls”).

Crazy Katsu’s menu
Maginhawa was always just “Simple Line Quezon City branch” for me. It’s a couple of steps away from the milk tea store, in case you’re wondering.
Crazy Katsu’s exterior is almost nondescript, save for the contemporary signage which gives a hint of what’s in store. The interior was pleasant but lacks in accessories. Since the place was packed, Crazy Katsu’s little on the noisy side but that’s because there are no soft furnishings for the sounds. But then, what the heck, concentration goes to food once it’s served in front of me. Also, I don’t engage in conversations while eating (or maybe that’s just me. Eating is srs business, haha).

Better than I expected
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Tagged chicken, Crazy Katsu, Maginhawa, Quezon City