Best filipino food on the ridge. Clean restrooms. Relaxed ambience. It also has a large parking…read morespace. They serve a hearty buffet breakfast on weekends .

A beautiful restaurant,from the ambiance,interior is well done,piaya freshly cooked in the middle…read moreand friendly staff.Food is delicious and servings is for sharing.The view is so awesome and fresh air is unforgettable.This is a beautiful family oriented restaurant and we're so happy to be here.

Good food and ambiance. Passing by Silang and decided to stop and eat. Ordered chopsuey and…read morerice...very good. Without asking, was given a small bowl of heavenly bulalo soup. I wish I tried the bulalo. Setting is outdoors in a garden...very relaxing.

What a view! It was super windy the day I visited, but this was such a beautiful view while…read moreenjoying lunch. Ordered the KINILAW NA TANIGUE (fish Ceviche) & fried fish. Food was really good. Loved the fish ceviche. It was my first time trying this dish. Staff were ok. Great place to take pics.

Leslie's Restaurant in Tagaytay hasn't changed over the years: the menu, the sumptuous cacauphony…read moreof tastes and aroma that fills the air, and to-die landscape remains to be the elements, that drive thousands to this mecca of sorts. I've come back from afar and wanted to dine again, on their bulalo and voila, the crowds descended like hungry wolves which made my trip, more interesting and exciting. The mist from an unstoppable showers was complicit in creating an avant garde of magical beauty as we sat down and ordered our culinary delights. The huge one sized bulalo was to die for, bone marrow was salivating, meat was super tender and the soup reminds me of honey in some sense. Their dinakdakan was sliced and presented in its usual sense, aromatic with the spices and pork fat that to me, defines what truly was an epicurean Filipino classic dish. Their "grilled squid" was sliced perfectly and tasted like no other, chewy but tasty, squiddy but came with a combination of spices that reminds me of the sea. The tilapia was mainstream, grilled perfectly but and with fresly cut tomatoes and onions which enriched the usual restaurant menu. I can go on and on but the beauty of Tagaytay was in its View To A Kill, mist laden but as the sun came to slowly diminish the fog, a paradise of sorts appeared from the front of the restaurant like a gods was of Athena on a bright morning day. So, if you're in the Philippines, head to Leslie's Restaurant in Tagaytay and mix in with the crowd who come from all over towns and countries to enhance their culinary experiences in a nation of maikling and happy people. Oh one more observation, the servers were great, smiling as always, kind and knowledgeable about the dishes they serve... TGIS was an important part of the experience, too. So, as I go back home to California, I feel am truly richer than yesterday and more content with my visit of the Philippines with this stimulating culinary experience!

We took a day trip to visit friends in Tagaytay and decided to eat bulalo, the region's famous…read morespecialty. We chose Diner's because of its view of the Taal Volcano and valley between. We were greeted by all of the wait staff as soon as we entered. We were seated fairly quickly at a table with a fantastic view amidst the bright and airy dining room. After ordering, our food cane out quickly. We had the pork sisig, bulalo and tawalis with some steamed white rice. The sisig, chopped pork belly with red onions and spicy peppers was served to us sizzling on a hot cast iron plate. It didn't look exactly as pictured on the menu because the egg was already mixed into the dish instead of on top sunny side up. The bulalo came out on a steel pot with a burner at the bottom. The tawalis, mini fried fish, looked appetizing on top of a bed of lettuce, cucumber and tomato. All of our dishes tasted delicious. The sisig was pretty spicy because of all the chopped peppers but besides that it had a great combination of flavors that went well with the hot steamed rice. I thought the dish could have been pre-cooked just a little longer before it got to us or the skillet could have been even hotter though....was a little worried the pork didn't cook long enough. (This review was written several hours later and I'm happy to report there were no stomach issues!). The tawalis was ok. These were mini fish dusted with flour and fried. The batter was not heavy however I thought it could have had a little more seasoning. I dipped the fish in a calamansi/soy sauce mixture that helped a lot. You eat the fish whole...bones and all! The order came with twelve pieces and was plenty for our party of five. The star of the show, the bulalo, did not disappoint. Our order meant for four to five people was perfect. There were large chunks of beef shank and generous pieces of green cabbage immersed in the most amazing broth. The beef is slow cooked several hours so it is tender and oh so flavorful. It was a great experience eating the dish with a bit of steamed rice. It would have been perfect if there were a few more vegetables like potatoes and green beans. Overall we enjoyed our meal and thought the prices were reasonable. I would definitely come back the next time we are in the area!

We went for the view....from the open seating you can see the whole valley and the volcano. Saying…read morethe view is stunning isn't good enough....it's more like incredibly stunning, yes, that's more like it! But....view alone would not make us want to come back....as there are several other places with that same view. What will bring us back is the delicious local cuisine! We ordered the Special Bulalo. It's a hearty beef soup served in a clay pot. It's made with fresh beef shanks and bone marrow. It says it serves 2-3 people....I'd say 3 for sure if you're ordering even one more side dish. We also ordered Adobong Manor as Gata, a chicken Adobo slow cooked in coconut milk and soy sauce. It had a hint of ginger and was a bit salty, I ate it served over garlic rice.....very nice dish! Last but not least we ordered Christy Tawilis....fried sardines. Next time I'm getting the fresh coconut for my drink....the next table over ordered that and I instantly regretted my beer choice!

Great food recipe. Authentic as it can get. Service was great and servers were friendly. We were…read moregiven accurate info on the food while ordering.

Food was good but pricey. Servings were not that big. I feel like we really just paid for the…read moreview... but if you're not seated by the edge where you can actually see the lake and volcano while you're eating then what's the point. Service is good... the wait staff are nice. I feel like they could do better as far as cleanliness. There was a lot of flies that we couldn't really enjoy our meal coz we were too busy trying to make sure they don't land on our food. Bathroom was a little stinky. I feel that it's not worth driving here thru traffic from Manila and you're not even sure if you can get in... it's hard to find parking at noon so either come early or late but don't come at noon. I was gonna give it 3 stars but the wait staff were nice... they deserve another star.

So delicious! I felt like i was in an oasis where the scenic balcony and delicious seafood just…read moreoverwhelmed my senses! Upon entering it doesn't really look like much but when you step in you first see a shop filled with authentic traditional philippine decor. From dining plates to beautiful handcrafted vases and local artwork I was amazed. Service- We were seated promptly and all the staff were so friendly and courteous. They went through the menu and answered all questions and even gave us a tour of the balcony sitting area. Food- Delicious.. We had multiple dishes since we were a big group. We had the Seafood platter. Grilled black calamari sounds and looks weird but it was one of the best tasting dishes I ever had! Okoy seafood fried cakes fried garlic rice and grilled oysters. It was definitely a treat. The portion sizes were big and everything cooked to perfection. The view was amazing from the balcony where you could also be seated. the lush hills of greenery is a great backdrop for photos or just to admire the view. Everything was perfect. Definitely a place to see!

Traditional Filipino food in an amazing location. Ambiance- The view is amazing - grab a porch…read moretable! Parking-- on a really busy day, not sure how these guys make the parking work.. Service- pretty slow considering there were tons of servers. Food-- this is a family style restaurant- hence every order is for 2-4 people. Appetizer- we had boneless crispy pata-- crispy, fatty and definitely a must have here. Main meal- we ordered Bulalo(Beef and tendons kn broth), something Binakol, and the grilled native fish. The flavor profile for Bulalo and Binakol was really subtle- and not at all impressive. The grilled fish was actually pretty good. Garlic or plain white rice is ordered separately, and I recommend garlic if you are eating dry food. We didn't stick around for desert.. but they do offer a pretty good selection.

Came here to eat around 1pm after the Taal volcano hike. The place was pretty packed as we had to…read morewait about 15 min for a table for 2. I don't remember everything we ordered, but I do remember the ones that stood out. The cucumber cooler drink is very refreshing - a must get. Fresh lumpia was good, but the best thing was the bulalo. It is a beef bone marrow soup and is absolutely delicious. The broth is addicting, and the beef chunks are very tender. This is a popular, lively, open spaced restaurant that has very nice views of the Taal lake. A great place to grab a bite and relax and enjoy the views, or to celebrate or for group gatherings.

Actually went to Papa Doms. It was fun. Service was good and quick. Very nice venue with view of…read moreTaal Volcano if you arrive early enough. Food was good = had typical rice with steak-a-la-pobre which I requested. I knew cook and ask server to have him come out of the kitchen. Cook was surprise to see me. Brought me back Heineken hahehe. I'm not giving the place a perfect score of five yet. Will recommend. I will be going there again; very soon :)

I loved this placed! Was visiting the Philippines and came here with family. We had a fairly large…read moregroup and they sat us upstairs in a private room. We had a space to ourselves with a small balcony and a lovely view. I believed we ordered the set menu and the food was sooo delicious! I'm not a lover of Filipino food but I definitely fell in love with it. Service was excellent and friendly. I truly enjoyed all the dishes but especially liked the black squid calamari (I believe that was the name). I took pics of almost everything we ordered and while the pics look delicious, the taste was 100x more! We were full but still decided to order dessert with the hot chocolate which was the perfect ending. Highly recommend this spot!

Good food, nice resto with an excellent view. Service was waaaay better compared to their Greenbelt…read morebranch, although there were only 3 occupied tables during our visit. The team has very good knowledge of the food they serve! I just find it annoying that our food didn't arrive together (we-gents received our food a good 5 minutes before the ladies received theirs). Place has very limited free parking. Will definitely visit again.

Wow the food are so delish If I only live around here I…read morewill eat here regularly highly recommend and must try the bulalo

Note: This is a 3.5 Stars Review!…read more I've said it in my previous review, my Tagaytay trips will never be complete without eating Bulalo! So, while Carlo's favorite is LZM, this is my favorite place to get my Bulalo fix. It's just across the LZM restaurant and, be warned, not really the cleanest restaurant I've been to. BUT, I keep coming back for their food (which is saying A LOT!). This is the only restaurant I know in Tagaytay that serves Bulalo for 24 hours. Yes, you can get Bulalo at 3AM! The main reason I prefer the soup here is because you can taste the richness of the beef in the broth. I mean, if they are boiling all those bone marrows in one pot 24/7 then that soup is perfect any time of the day. Also, this restaurant serves "exotic" meat dishes such as crocodile meat and horse meat. I have tried the Horse Sisig and...it was surprisingly delicious! The meat was lean but so soft. Plus, the flavor of horse meat is not gamey at all. It's actually quite sweet. Please don't hate me for eating horse meat! I just had to try it. Honestly, the horse sisig tasted way better than the pork sisig. Again the HUGE downside of this place is that it is VERY dirty and looks more like a shanty than a restaurant. However, you must try the food. Way cheaper than LZM! :)

Well this is one of the most obscure museums I have visited. This is literally a collection of…read morehundreds of puzzles of all types. I worth a visit but not worth a large chunk of time. Interesting though.

One afternoon in Tagaytay, my friends and I were looking a place to go for a quick bonding (we had…read moreto leave Tagaytay early to avoid the heavy traffic). We had just eaten lunch so another restaurant with a view was out of the picture. We heard about this Puzzle Mansion but we were hesitant to go because it just sounded boring to most of us. But we were almost halfway out of Tagaytay and we needed to go somewhere before we change our minds and just head home. So we took a left turn going to the Puzzle Mansion. The road going to the mansion was quite steep so we decided to park our car nearby and just go for the jeepney shuttle they offer to guests (for 10 pesos). That was the most fun part of the tour for me. The Puzzle Museum was interesting; they showcase over a thousand of puzzles from the most basic ones (think Disney Princesses and Barbie) to the more elaborate ones. The owner also holds the Guinness World Record for completing the biggest puzzle in the world. At the second floor, there's an area where you can have your picture made into a puzzle, and for those inspired by the museum, there are some tables where you can practice your puzzle-solving skills. They also have a garden where they sell different kinds of plants and we bought around five pots. This place was just okay for me. It would probably be a nice stopover for an educational field trip, but it scores low on the fun meter, and is not a place for friends or family bonding.