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Carinderya: Carinderya- filipino native canteen

by master_oj

Out of curiosity, we went to Capones Island without bringing any packed lunch or something similar. We were expecting to find a local resto with rustic ambiance but no. All that we can find was several carinderya. Carinderya is a filipino word meaning canteen. They offer a handful of viands (home-cooked meals) and of course cooked rice, which we Filipino's can't live without =). The price ranges from 10 - 30 pesos (less than $1) depending on the viand plus 5 pesos for a cup of cooked rice. It was a very exciting experience but not I guess for our balikbayan guests. You can't afford to be "sossy/choosy" or else you'll starve to death. I love home-cooked meals especially native dishes. You can't find it in any star-studded restaurants. Experience basic living and eating typical yet delicious Pinoy food. If this is not your stuff, then just bring your own baon =)

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NO RESTAURANTS!: Fresh Seafood for Sale

by f8stop

There are no restaurants in Anawangin. You may opt to bring various canned goods and instant foods to spare yourself from cooking. Otherwise, you may test your culinary skills and cook up a feast. Don't expect any cooking equipment or ingredients to be available in Anawangin. It is best to bring your own. However, sometimes fishermen dock by the cove to sell their fresh catch. We were able to buy 1 small octopus (for P90 or less than 2 USD) and 3 fish (for P120 or about 3 USD). I didn't eat a bite of the octopus but my friends say it tasted good. The fish itself tasted OK, I think it was a little of the cooking that I didn't like. (I don't think seafood is my friend's specialty)I think it's also a good idea to bring something easy to cook like eggs or maybe something cooked already so you can just reheat it if you wish. We brought "pork adobo" (pork marinated in garlic, soysauce, pepper...

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Uncle Kees: Sizzling Sisig

by kakaroo

You can stop by this local eatery before going to the beach site. You just need to wait for the food to be prepared. And it is also cheapo here. Of course try the sisig.

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The Lighthouse Marina Resort  Subic

 2 Reviews and 92 Opinions  Located right on the boardwalk overlooking Subic Bay, the resort has a pleasant restaurant and bar... 

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Punta de Uian Resort & Hotel  Pundaquit

 3 Reviews and 22 Opinions  The food was guhreat!! Awesome service!!! Room was okay :) more pics and review here:... 

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Courtyard Inn  Subic

 2 Reviews and 26 Opinions  I didnt want to have to fork a lot of money for an overnight hotel stay in Subic, but I was also... 

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Restaurants: Cities in Province of Zambales
  1. Subic Restaurants
  2. Pundaquit Restaurants
  3. San Antonio Restaurants
  4. Candelaria Restaurants
  5. Subic Restaurants
  6. Uacon Restaurants
  7. Candelaria Restaurants

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Q:  Is there a van or car rental from Clark to San Narciso Zambales? Is it better to take a bus from Manila to Zambales? Or is... 

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A: 1. There are car/van rentals in Clark, but it's something that you have to arrange in advance. You may need referrals as Clark to San Narciso is considered a special... 

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