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lauro says:
it is difficult for me to describe this chinese restaurant in the philippines, because the best way to describe this is in tagalog language, because the humor is at its best!
located deep in the heart of manila, in one of the oldest district - chinatown is the urban legend eng bee tin.
the wor…
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the_bloodsucker says:
Anyone who’s been to Bohol would agree that there’s no better way to spend your lunch than take the Loboc River Cruise. But sometimes, all floating restaurants get full, leaving those that cannot be accommodated anymore with extreme disappointment.
But on the contrary, during my last visit…
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the_bloodsucker says:
If you happen to hit Manila, it truly pays to inject Chinatown visit in your itinerary. Why not? This review will tell you why.
BEST HOPIA
Eversince the ube-flavored hopia (moon cake) was introduced in the market more than two decades ago, Eng Bee Tin has been the favorite merrienda, and…
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lauro says:
located in the outskirts of the town of sagada, there is a very peculiar cafe that's all painted yellow. i havent seen this when i was in sagada few years ago. it was new to me.
ben and me decided to go to the first ever cafe/restaurant in sagada after our gruelling camping at the peak of ampakaw…
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Isabetlog says:
Grandpa's was a real gastronomic Ilocandia treat. They had everything I wanted to try on the menu - bagnet (crisp deep-fried pork), pakbet - a tastier version of the Manileño one, poqui-poqui - an eggplant salad, dinengdeng - a vegetarian soup with bagoong (shrimp paste), plus other exotic dishes o…
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JasonLaw says:
Yats Restaurant and Wine Lounge is really luxurious. Prices are high if you compared to regular restaurants but not if you compare them to restaurants in Makati and the Fort for example. p650 for an entree is more than reasonable for a place like this.
The wine selection is indeed out of this w…
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lauro says:
since living in europe for years, i am always accustomed to eat cold breakfast like cereals (which i am also used to at home back in the phils), toasted bread, assortiment of cheeses, finely chopped salmon, wursts (sausages), salamis and cold cuts and germans go ga-ga over me if i eat rice and warm …
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Jemalin says:
I had dinner here some time Christmas 2005 and I loved it. It was my first night in the Philippines after a long flight and all i wanted was Seafood. Mmmmm.
My brother, myself and my mother shared 1 MASSIVE, and when i say massive i mean giant, mudcrab. My mouth still waters 3 years later when i…
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lauro says:
in the philippines, a day is not complete if we dont eat 3x a day, make it 4 for the afternoon "merienda" or snack.
my country is diverse and cosmopolitan since it was conquered by the spanish, americans and the japanese - a mixture of the old world, the new world and eastern asian. when it comes…
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KaLui
1 review
#10 of 87 restaurants in Philippines
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tj1777 says:
KaLuis is a fish restaurant in Puerto Princesa. It has made it to the Authors choice in Lonely Planet 2006, which usually means the quality of the place will drop dramatically. Hence I had decided not to go there. But I heard from many people that they had been and it was really great - and this wer…
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nyotek says:
The taxi-driver had a hard time locating the restaurant. Well too b honest I can imagine. Early evening, around 7:30, sun was going down fast. Abaca is a bit hidden behind a big wall only indicated by a small sign that states that you should use the horn to alert the guards.
The gate opened while …
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Josephine
1 review
#12 of 87 restaurants in Philippines
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blurbmoi says:
A must-eat restaurant in Tagaytay that was popular among my friends. We went there to celebrate a surprise birthday party for me and 2 other friends.
The scenery is breathtaking, with the Taal Lake picturesquely situated right in front of our chosen table. There are so many spots to take picture…
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rederen_jonsen says:
Suprised to find such a excellent restaurant here in the province. Very delicate interior and superb atmosphere. They really try their best to give the guests a good experiance.
The food is very tasty and the price is really affordable. From the menu you can select Filipino dishes as "Sugpo sa gata…
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Bollywood
1 review
#14 of 87 restaurants in Philippines
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dehexicals says:
This is a nice Restautant in Manila,
located in the Makati ,Green Belt 3
They serve Great Indian Food, what i have to say is the Best Indian Restaurant in Manila, Philipines is Bollywood.
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Isabetlog says:
Arabela's is probably the only place of its kind in Liliw. It's a tiny air conditioned restaurant that seats no more than 30 people. The ceiling is low so be warned.
I was amazed not just at the menu, but at the quality of the food they served. It wasn't just good for provincial standards, it wa…
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