The holiday season brings a natural pull toward shared meals and comforting flavors, and for over three decades, Cravings has been part of these moments, offering cakes and dishes that enrich Filipino celebrations.
This year’s holiday lineup highlights limited-edition cakes, including festive Christmas-themed creations such as the Puto Bumbong Cake, Orange Mocha Rhum Cake, and Bibingka Soufflé Cake, designed to capture the season’s flavors and enhance gatherings or gift-giving.
Popular staples remain available, including Chocolate Caramel Cake, Devil’s Food Cake, Cherry Walnut Cheesecake, and Carrot Walnut Cake. Cake Specials such as the Polvoron Cake, Strawberry Shortcake, Dayap Cake, and Mango Cashew Torte offer additional options for family tables, potlucks and presents.
Beyond cakes, the holiday selection includes party trays, bundles, and catering services for home or office celebrations. Customized catering options bring Cravings’ signature experience to events, from family reunions and corporate gatherings to intimate dinners.
The Noche Buena Set, featuring Roast Beef or Lengua con Champignon, provides a ready-to-serve centerpiece, while party trays feature favorites like Callos a la Madrileña, American Baked Spareribs, Three Cheese Baked Salmon, Chicken Relleno, and Classic Lasagna.
Holiday Bundles come in two curated options, offering convenient spreads for families and companies. Additional choices include hampers and DIY Christmas Gifts for creating personalized sets for colleagues, friends, or clients.
For smaller treats, Cravings offers s’mores, cookies, bars, and pastries in various sizes and packaging, ideal for stocking stuffers, tokens, or office giveaways.
Inquiries and catering arrangements can be directed to [email protected].
Follow Cravings on Facebook and Instagram at @cravings.philippines for holiday announcements and product updates. Full menus are available at cravingsgroup.com and cravingskitchenph.com.
Branches are located in Quezon City (28 Maginhawa), Alabang (Insular Corporate Centre, Filinvest City), and San Juan (312 Santolan, Little Baguio).