In just two weeks, Andrea Ruiz and Rabbie Lumboy were able to transform their pickup truck into a mobile café. IMAGE Courtesy of Andrea Ruiz and Rabbie Lumboy 

Meet Andrea Ruiz and Rabbie Lumboy, former Singapore-based OFWs who started a mobile café called Lost Rangers. 

Due to the pandemic, Andrea and Rabbie—who used to work as a barista and a bartender—had to return to the Philippines. Fortunately, they found a new source of income back home! 

"Naisipan namin [mag tayo ng coffee shop] nung nag punta kami sa [Paligue, Candaba, Pampanga,] Gusto namin mag kape pero walang establishment na mabibilhan," Rabbie tells Summit Media. 

IMAGE Courtesy of Andrea Ruiz and Rabbie Lumboy 

In just two weeks, they were able to transform the back of their pickup truck into a makeshift kitchen, where they serve coffee, milk tea, as well as alcoholic drinks. 

"Pagod kami pero 'yong pagod na fulfilling," shares Andrea. "Iba pala pag sarili mong negosyo." 

Watch the video below to see how Andrea and Rabbie started their mobile coffee shop: