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Sinner or Saint Cafe is a homegrown Cordilleran café-restaurant born out of a love for local food, best known as the home of camote (sweet potato) cake. Its menu leans into Benguet ingredients and Igorot tradition — the Benguet-style shawarma stuffs whole-wheat pita with pork kinuday (smoked meat) instead of grilled meat, and dishes use chicken, shiitake, strawberries, and Arabica coffee grown in the Benguet mountains. Specialties include pinikpikan rice meals, kinuday sisig, roasted pork ribs marinated in linbeng/tapuy (rice wine), and tapuy ice cream, alongside a celebrated cake lineup and contemporary drinks like milk tea, frappes, and farm-to-cup Arabica coffee in support of local farmers. The name plays on "sinner" (indulgent treats) and "saint" (lighter, healthier options). This original branch sits beside the La Trinidad welcome arch near Bell Church — a cozy but compact space, with limited dedicated parking.
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Landmark: Beside the La Trinidad welcome arch, near Triniville School & Bell Church
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Their signature — a moist sweet-potato cake that is not too sweet, and the dish they are famous for.
A house layer cake of strawberry and camote (sweet potato).
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