This place was amazing.. starting from the welcome. You are required to remove your shoes because…read moreyou step into a beautiful place. The wooden floors and the seating, just makes this place feel like home. Service was excellent. For my family and I, it was the epitome of Filipino culture and hospitality.. starting from removing your shoes before you enter. We ordered the calamari rings, blue marlin, seafood karé-karé and lato salad. Calamari was tender, just right. The blue marlin, was like butter, so yummy. Each plate came with eggplant tempura, atchara and lato. The seafood karé-karé was delicious and really comforting. The lato salad was fresh, it had diced tomatoes, onions and mango. We truly enjoyed our meal and can't wait to come back.

Ambiance was stellar. Everywhere your eye caught, there are plants or artwork to satisfy your…read morecuriosity. This is the first restaurant in this island that collects your shoes upon entering the establishment and you're barefoot during your visit until you use their comfort room. They provide house slippers. Their bathroom was quite spacious and clean. This local seafood restaurant features traditional dishes from Philippines with a twist. We tried their local catch which reminds you of the red snapper fish but with a bouncy, chewy, texture and we tried it steamed with black bean sauce. The eel adobo was out of this world! Although it was considered a side dish, the portion was plenty! My favorite was the seafood kare kare! It had the familiar peanut butter sauce but with shrimp and squid instead of the usual beef.

A fast food chicken and more place. That had the typical kiosk ordering station. They had…read morechicken, burgers, spaghetti, sandwiches, fries and drinks. Staff were very friendly and helpful. They even had a guard at the front door.

Compared to other Jollibee's in the Philippines, this one was rather small and had more outdoor…read moreseating instead. This isn't exactly a bad thing, but can be a problem when the weather is rainy. Therefore, I wished this place offered more indoor seating. While my partner and I managed to find indoor seats, the place does get cramped. There are also three self order kiosks which helps make the ordering process faster by separating those paying by card versus cash. Luckily, those who pay by cash like me are quickly attended to by the cashier. This surprised me since most of the time in the USA the cashiers will ignore me and point me to the kiosk. The food was good and I think it's cute how rice is served wrapped like a burger. In the USA rice is served in a plastic cup but the sizing between the two felt about the same. The burger steak I think is also smaller here but tastes better. The meat tastes fresher and the spicy chicken here has a little spice. Unlike in the USA the spicy chicken lacks any spice. It used to be spicier but I don't know why they changed it to where it's not noticeable. As a result, I liked the way food tastes at Jollibee in the Philippines a lot more than the USA. The only reason why I won't give this place five stars is because of the cramped venue and slower service compared to other Jollibee spots in the Philippines.

Badjao Seafood Restaurant in Puerto Princesa really delivers on the full customer experience. The…read morestaff were incredibly welcoming and friendly, and even without a reservation they seated us right away, a true strong hospitality execution. We ordered the seafood platter, lobster w/garlic butter, seafood pancit and every single item was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Even the dipping sauces were on point and elevated the whole spread. The ocean view was world-class, the kind you can't help but soak in. Glad to shared this real, fresh Filipino delicious food with babe. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Palawan.

Everything was super! The food. The view. The atmosphere…read more The staff is so friendly and welcoming!!!

GREAT restaurant and with a view! Great foods and GREAT service! Highly recommend! Loved their…read moreSweet and Sour Tuna and my wife loved her Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich! Ang Sarap! Will be back again soon!

Fujisan is the bomb! Ate here twice in the last 3 days…read more Super fresh and affordable sushi and tabletop grill. Their 550 PHP ($11 USD) all you can eat , and all the beer you can drink special is the best deal on the planet!

This is definitely my favorite spot in Puerto Princesa. The food is delicious, the staff is very…read morefriendly and always working hard to give you the best experience. I have been there 3 times in the past week! I can't get enough of their all you can eat meats and all you can drink San Miguel's. Highly recommend this restaurant. Come hungry, you won't be disappointed!!!!

This place is right by the beach (clear water white sand beach) but I went at night and didn't even…read morerealize that it was by the water until I walked around. The place itself was really big and there are tables outside and landscapes, gardens, and of course the water. The restaurant is nice and spacious inside with a full bar and a patio area. I went on a Thursday night and the place was pretty dead at 9-10pm. They still had the full entertainment schedule going though with a cover band, pole dancer, and fire dancers. They keep the entertainment rotating constantly which is pretty cool. We ordered some food including the sisig and they were all pretty good. They came out hot and everything tasted pretty good. I ordered a red bull vodka but they don't have carbonated red bull there so it was really sweet and syrupy. Everyone that works there was pretty nice and hospitable. Pretty good place for a drink..snacks.. and entertainment.

The food is very good,price is just right. Chaolong and…read morefrench bread with coke,happy tummy! Tastes like I'm in Vietnam

I'd read that PP had a Vietnamese community back in the day and had made their own Filipino version…read moreof pho. Obviously, I had to try one spot, which was Bona's Chao Long House. It's open 24/7! I dropped in for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The place must have 100 chairs. Plenty of seating but beware, it's open style. There's a few fans swirling around but it's hot. The menu is up on the wall: 6 noodle soup options, French bread and beverages. That's it. - Herbs - you get a sprig or two of basil and interestingly, the bean sprouts are thin style. - Beef with noodles (#6) (75 PHP) - I added extra noodles (25 PHP) which turned out to be a good call. There's not much beef and the slices are overcooked. The noodles had a decent bite to them; I didn't love or hate them. The broth was sweet with hints of lemongrass but the depth was lacking. Worth a try but don't expect it to be like Vietnamese pho.

Ambience was pretty. The seafood sisig was just soggy cuttle fish. It's alright but when it was…read morelabeled seafood sisig, I genuinely thought it'd be a mix of seafood. Chicken tinola tasted homemade but a little salty. Their fresh lumpia is labeled as "spring roll" and that was delicious. It was lumpia ubad on the inside and wrapped in rice paper like Vietnamese spring rolls. It cost 300 pesos for a tricycle from our Bambu Suites hotel.

This is always our go-to whenever we go home to Puerto Princesa. The ambiance is always a hit among…read moreour visitors especially foreigners. This is the place to go for authentic Filipino food. I love all their shakes but some fruits can be seasonal. You get free dessert if you order for a big group. Wait time is reasonable. While waiting for our order, we usually explore the restaurant and always find interesting and unique decor.