Säntis Deli-Cafe in Silang Cavite: Prime Meats and Premium Dishes in One Place
Aside from its main branch in Makati, Säntis Delicatessen has expanded to different parts of the Metro to provide premium and gourmet food products to its customers, who are mostly composed of expats.
In case you didn’t know, Säntis Delicatessen has a branch in Silang, Cavite that is complete with a dining space.
The gourmet delicatessen is widely known for its European sausages, cold cuts, and their prime meats like their Angus Beef.
Partner those with their premium wine selection and you’re in for a high-end homemade meal. Dairy and dry products, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables, are also offered here.
The branch in Silang called Säntis Deli-Cafe is located along Emilio Aguinaldo Highway and, as aforementioned, has a dining space.
It’s ideal for those who want a stopover from their drive down South but do not want to dine in a crowded fast food store.
Their bestseller is the Grilled Angus Ribeye Set inclusive of side dish and sauce. The price of the set depends on the weight and type of meat used but usually costs from Php 1,300 to Php 1,500.
You can also order their Pasta Marinara (Php 470) with a generous serving of fresh seafood! Choose between olive oil or tomato sauce as your dip.
Pasta Marinara (Php 470)
For drinks, Santi’s takes pride in their Green Fairy (Php 180) composed of blended lemon and basil juice.
Also read: Säntis Delicatessen in Yakal, Makati: A Haven of Fresh Gourmet Products and Fine Wines
How to get here
- By car: From Makati take the SLEX and turn right to Carmona Exit. From Carmona Exit, continue on Governor‘s Dr. to Emilio Aguinaldo Hwy. Säntis Deli-Cafe is located on the left side of the highway.
- By public transport: From the Ayala triangle, take the Erjohn and Almark bus bound to Tagaytay and then get off at Balinsasayaw situated on the left side of the road. Säntis Deli-Cafe is in front of the Christian Bible Baptist Mission. The usual bus fare is Php 77.
Images courtesy of Säntis Deli-Cafe
This first appeared in Philippine Primer’s Japanese and English Magazine November 2019 issue.
