Definitely bliss for the tummy, the eyes, and the heart! The Indian food is fresh and novel - we'll be back for more. My personal favorites are their No-Oink Sisig, Bliss Balls, and Lassi. The art space was a delight to be in. Every piece having a story of its own. Beautiful atmosphere to create and share memories in. Its... More

This place is wonderful. The staff are friendly and helpful, the food is fresh and delicious, the decor is relaxing. I had a fantastic vegetable curry and mango lassi. I'll definitely be back.

Bliss cafe is one of the few vegetarian restaurants in Baguio. The food was tasty, though priced a bit too high.

Its a small restaurant inside Hotel Elizabeth, its run by Shanti and Jim Ward. Jim is an american who turned vegetarian and its the only restaurant in Baguio serving indian food and also a very few of the whole of Baguio serving vegetarian food. We tried some indian platter and it was nice and cooked with lots of care and... More

One should try their dishes even they are not vegetarian. What's Fabulous: Bliss stawberry shake Fried Gluten- Veggie Chicharon Gluten sisig Tofu and Chili sticks Vegetarian Indian Curry What's need to improve: Vegetarian carbonara pasta Carrot soup

Just a small restaurant inside Hotel Elizabeth in Baguio. It serves vegetarian cuisines and decorated with come collection of art works. My husband and I tried the Bliss pancit and banana heart burger. So amazed esp. at the burger with chips. The burger patty is so delicious that you wont know its made of banana heart. Topped with other veggies... More

The food is delicious, though it all made from vegetables. The spinach soup is good, but i like it plain without milk. Once i was there, Shanti made it plain, but the second time i was there she put a little bit milk. The vegetables are fresh from baguio. If you live in a big city like Manila, you will... More

The food is really great. I would recommend anyone to eat here even if you're not a vegeterian. I love the way the cafe is designed it's really unique.

Four years post getting married, my wife and I decided to go back to Baguio. After a long drive, walks and heavy bags from the market, we wanted to have dinner somewhere highly recommended. So like all non-Baguio locals, we placed our fate on the internet... First thing that came up on the page was this not-so-fancy-looking photo of a... More