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Greenbelt and Glorietta Manila
42 Reviews Part two of My Umu Japanese restaurant tips with more pictures. Umu Japanese restaurant in Dusit Hotel Manila in Makati City is knowned for really expensive but very satisfying japanese cuisine and...
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Native Restaurants Manila
20 Reviews ADO'S Panciteria or Pancit ni Ado has been pleasing Pasiguenos since 1952 and has become an iconic restos to the surrounding communities and anyone who happens to stumble upon it. Situated just down...
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The Podium Manila
17 Reviews Part two of House of Wagyu Restaurant with more pictures! one of the most expensive steakhouses in Manila, offerring Australian Raised Wagyu Beef. (Wagyu is a generic term for cattle derived from...
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Malate Manila
16 Reviews Part Two of my Fire Place Steakhouse tips with more pictures. the Fire Place steakhouse of Hyatt Manila and Casino Hotel is one of the more popular luxe steakhouses in the Philippines. it is voted...
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Rockwell Manila
7 Reviews This restaurant is located at the Rockwell mall. They mostly served Italian food, so if you want to add some Italian on your journey, simply go here. But I tell you, its not cheap! Infact, this...
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Jollibee Manila
13 Reviews You can't escape Joliibee when you are in the Philippines. Even more omnipotent than McDonald. There is one restaurant along any major roads. Very popular with the locals as the chain offer local fast...
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Greenhills Manila
6 Reviews It's not easy for Muslim traveler in Makati. After few days of searching for Muslim restaurant, finally one of local Muslim suggests to visit Greenhills mall. Whenever you're there, not only food...
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El Pueblo Manila
6 Reviews a lot of the japanese expats from the asian development bank eats here so i guess they approve about the quality of food, only is too expensive for me. total bill of 796.37 - tenderloin steak - 2 coke...
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Located in the Greenbelt of Makati along Legaspi Street. Cosy atmosphere with good old New Orleans Jazz, a trumpet player - trying to imitate the voice of old Satchmo. My preference are the excellent steaks and Barbecue Rips.
Delicious yogurt.The prices are affordable.Serving is good,too.This is owned and operated by the family. You can also order food ahead of time so you dont need to wait.Good and accomodating people.Nice music inside the resto. I love the yogurt and the plate of chopsuey.
Greenwich Pizza , its the number one pizza chain in the country having more than 200 stores. Its all over the metropolis and key cities in the country... being owned now by the owner of Jollibee, it becomes one of the fastest growing pizza place.. Bigger than Pizza Hut or Shakeys..The food is great, there is a variety of pizza, pasta and rice dishes it offer... Almost on monthly basis, there is a new product being introduced.. The pizza's is truly cater to the taste of Filipino, sweet and full of toppings.. Lasagna, Baked Macaroni and Spaghetti are some of the pasta dishes..Stores are always clean, well lighted, spacious, staff are always nice & efficient. The waiting time for pizza is always just short, probably because of pizza are thin crust..The store come out now with meal for only 59 pesos or approx 1 US dollar. Chicken wings, java rice, macaroni salad and regular coke. Really...
Jollibee is the country's leading fast food chain. Its the brand that beats Mc Donald's and only (I think) in the Philippines that a local fast food company beats Mc Donald.The stores are well lighted, spacious, and colorful, and considered to be child friendly.. Almost all kids in the country dream of kiddie party with Jollibee.. Service is fast, but there is always a long queue at the counter. (lots of people and kids). I avoid it on weekends.Jollibee is special to almost all Filipinos including me, because its Filipino owned and captures the local taste buds. Chicken Joy is my favorite, its fried chicken that is so crispy, and tasty..They also got spaghetti, but its sweet, best liked by children.. Pancit Palabok is one of my other favorite, its good.. The burgers like Yum are not one of their strong points.. its not like the usual American burger taste, its different
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Here are some Philippine foods you might try:Sinigang - lightly boiled fish in a sour stock with vegetables and fish sauceKalamansi - a citrus fruit halfway between an orange and a limePatis - fish sauceBagoong - shrimp pastePansit - sauteed noodles with kalamansiLumpia - Filipino version of spring rollsAdobo - a pickling sauce made with olive oil, vinegar, garlic, thyme, bay leaf, oregano, papricka, and salt
I'm sure this treat can be had at some Filipino restaurants but this one is from one of my fave places to eat--- my Mom's kitchen! This treat is called "turon". My mom makes it by using plantain bananas coated with sugar and as an extra yummy feature, she adds pieces of sweet jack fruit then wraps them in egg-roll wrappers. It's fried until golden brown. One of my favorite Filipino "meryenda" (snack). Maybe you would like to try this treat?
Leslie's has 2 restaurants in the Tagaytay Area. It is always full specially on weekends. The view is simply breathtaking. The ambience to die for. O yeah, did I say the food as well. The must eat is its famous Bulalo. The soup is very tasty and goes well with rice. Its other dishes are as well worth trying. Definitely Bulalo
Philippines has every lovely restaurants big and small with delectable, mouth-watering dishes. I like trying every kind of restaurants from the sidewalk carenderia or turo-turo, open-air food joints (al fresco) to the expensive restaurants. However, some of these restaurants captured my heart and of course, my stomach. I cannot rank them for i love them all. I like Kamayan restaurant for their native specialties, as well as Cabalen. I also love to eat at WokInn in Malate (their pinsek prito or fried wonton and stuffed squid... oohh i love the sweet and hot taste of it), Pilugaw (katipunan) for their crispy tokwat-baboy(fried mixture of pork and tofu with vinegar, onion and soy sauce) and their big bowl of congee. Another one is Anahaw Grill ( dunno if it still exists), they have a wide variety of seafoods for grill, fried or steam and its very cheap too. Next is ChinaTown in Banawe...
As Philippines is located in SEA(South East Asia) , there's always this tag that there's a common traits after all, a street foods..stalls along the busy highways, but it's good to try some of them but just be careful! In my country, you can take your breakfast, lunch,and dinner in those small Karendirya's(Restaurants) which are mostly family owned and it's very cheap! Why would you take your eating time in those cloned fastfoods that can be found also in your place back home..as a tourist, I guess, trying another cuisines isn't that bad and also Filipino foods has alot of foods that can be bragged off! But someone in here told me he don't like Filipino foods we'll sorry...but love it and will love it always!!! Sinigang(Tamarind Broth) with Lapu-lapu(milkfish) ...And Adobo and Fried gay crabs too:-) and and and..We have great foods too but still love thai foods!
Makati Shangri-La Manila Manila
17 Reviews and 406 Opinions This is my Makati Shangrila Tips with the Newer Pictures. The Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts is a...
Dave's Straw Hat Inn Boracay Island
10 Reviews and 451 Opinions Let me start this by saying Dave's is amazing, really. The staff was friendly, Always had a smile on...
Rock Inn Sagada
4 Reviews and 24 Opinions When we went to Sagada, we tried looking for accomodation in the town proper but had really a hard...
Reviews and photos of Philippines attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Philippines sightseeing.
Q: Hi There I'm going backpacking with 3 other friends for 5 days in the Philippines and was wondering if anyone has any...
A: Some suggestion of mine: Shooting the rapid at pagsanjan falls then spend the night at tagaytay. 2nd day, taal trek, a bit of city tour and then a 45 drive to Lago de...
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