Good food. Compare with other restaurant around, it can taste great Philippi cuisine.read more

Good food at good price! Spicy noodle soup is very appetising and the crispy intestine is also…read morevery good.

Lamoy Restaurant is one of those places where patience pays off. It will test you, so enjoy outside…read morewhile you leave a person behind (lol) and ask for the Wi-Fi password so they can look at their phone. The wait is real, but there is a reason. The food is cooked fresh. You actually pick your seafood before it is cooked, especially the squid and the crab. Nothing feels rushed, and it shows once the plates hit the table. The fried squid was worth waiting for. Crispy on the outside, tender inside, and not greasy. You can tell it was fresh and cooked to order. The crab was the same story: sweet meat, well-seasoned, and not drowned in sauce. We also ordered pancit bihon, scallops with garlic, pork BBQ skewers, and a small cup of rice. The pancit bihon was flavorful and not dry. The scallops were soft and garlicky without being overpowering. The pork BBQ skewers had that classic smoky sweetness and were nicely charred. Service is straightforward and the vibe is casual. This is not fast food. If you come hungry and in a rush, you will get frustrated. If you come expecting fresh, cooked-on-the-spot Filipino food, you will leave happy. This is the kind of place you go to slow down, eat well, and enjoy food that is made properly. Enjoy time with family and talk; it's nice to enjoy your time while waiting for the food.

not too salty or oily good portions to share but no left…read moreovers do you dont carey it around pick your crab to cook! or bring your own

Centrally located, easy walk from our hotel, but honestly, food did not appear too fresh, so not…read moreso appetizing. There are so many other places you can try, where food on skewers appear fresher and will probably taste better. We ended up at another spot less than 300 feet away. Apparently, many others knew about that place, too, cuz it filled up fast!

Excellent!! Professional courtesy clean and great ambience. I would highly recommend and will…read moredefinitely go back!

I came here looking for their halo halo. This cafe is on Alona beach. Downstairs is a small store…read morewhere you can buy goodies. Upstairs is an open seating area that overlooks the beach. Service was ok and the halo halos came quickly. You had a chiice of what ice creams you wanted, so I chose durian and mango, and the bf asked for ube and dragonfruit. The halo halos had fresh cut fruit as their goodies, not the typical candies and gellies you would expect. This disappointed me at first, but I appreciate the healthiness of if. We got up and left quickly after we finished, as one group of people was starting to get rowdy.

The crab is just great! I wish We had ordered more. Seafood…read moresoup, BBQ fish, Shrimp Shanghai rice are great. I am not a fan of puso salad (the one with banana bloom in it). It taste like kimchi and ginger in coconut milk. The spring rolls are fine. The oyster is straight to the point. Not too impressive, compared to the later plates.

Late lunch, took an unusually long time to get our food, the calamari was okay but tasteless…read morewithout the Thousand Island sauce, the Sizzling Marlin was tasty but too salty and very dry and tough. The mango shake was great as well as the San Mig Light beer. I do not recommend this place unless you have few other choices in the area.

Dumaguete is a haven for expats. This is one place where you can actually get authentic…read moreinternational cuisine. Sometimes much better than the local food. Although it's really hard not to find good Chinese food in the Philippines. We have been disappointed with the oysters in Dumaguete that we opted to try this place. As with any dimsum place, one should be very careful in ordering. It may appear cheap per serving but you end up getting a lot which adds up to the bill. This is the case with our visit here. Unfortunately, the food was good that we ended up ordering a lot. I would say it satisfied our dimsum craving that we didn't even know existed at that time. A little advice, though. The place appears to be popular so try to come in early. Otherwise, they may not anymore have the dish you want.

I had some time to kill before my ferry ride from Larena to Cebu (with a stopover in Tagbilaran)…read more Portside Cafe was the closest spot and prices were reasonable so I decided to give it a shot. I dropped in on a Wednesday afternoon (around 1:00pm). The place was busy, both inside and out, with their shaded covered picnic style tables. They were playing NBA on the TV screens. The menu is a mix of Western and Filipino food; burgers, fries, pasta, combos, crowd favourites, meats (seafood, pork, beef and chicken), breakfast, platters to share and desserts. For drinks, there's coffee, frappe, shakes, juices and beer. Price range is 50 PHP to 190 PHP (excluding the platters). Super cheap. - Special pancit guisado (120 PHP) - this is a dry noodle version of pancit that came with some chicken, red and green bell peppers, cabbage, celery and carrots. Really bland and boring. Try your luck elsewhere if you're stuck near the Larena port.

Super Nice little Cafe...Stopped in after a Ferry Ride and needed an Ice Cold Coke...Lucked out as…read morethey had made from scratch pancakes, stuffed hot buns, dumplings, and a great little take~out sandwich of pork fritter, cucumber, and extra mayo on a sweet bun...soo good we took half a dozen home. Nice people ready to please and smiles all around including mine;)))

Dagsa Restobar in San Juan, Siquijor is a unique and popular place to visit if you're hungry or,…read morelike us, in need of a birthday cake! It is a restaurant with a bakery on the side. Thank goodness for that because it was my friend's birthday and I couldn't find a cake anywhere else. Usually, they have a few options for premade cakes (as well as cookies, pastries, etc) but I went to late in the day so had to settle for the two last slices that were left of a bigger cake. It was father's day weekend so they had been very busy. Fortunately, they sliced the two pieces into three pieces for us and wrote a nice message for my friend. They even gave us a candle! The cake was tasty and we were all happy. Wish we'd have had time to eat there but we were across the street at Monkey Business and left the island the next day. The locals say the food is very good, as well. Might see ya there!

I was getting a little tired of the same menu items at my resort so I found Dagsa on Yelp. It was a…read morequick motorbike ride from Coco Grove where I was staying. Easy to find along the main road plus they had a very bright sign. The staff were very friendly and greeted me with a smile. I loved the setting right next to the beach. I timed my dinner to coincide with sunset. I loved seeing all the local dogs enjoying the beach as well. Made me miss my dogs at home even more. I ordered the mixed seafood. It was served on a sizzling platter. It had lots of seafood - fish and shrimp and the coconut sauce was very tasty. I also ordered the Pinakbet vegetables. Also very well done and a huge serving. They were out of eggplant but that didn't matter. The other fresh vegetables made up for it. They let me know before I ordered. The sunset here was spectacular. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone wanting to get out of their resorts and try a local restaurant.