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Dagsa - Sunset from the dining area

Dagsa

4.5(4 reviews)
149.6 km

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.

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Dagsa - Go early in the day or pre-order to avoid sold out shelves!

Go early in the day or pre-order to avoid sold out shelves!

Dagsa - The front of the bakery is on the side of the restaurant and across the street from Monkey Business.

The front of the bakery is on the side of the restaurant and across the street from Monkey Business.

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Dennis Coffee Garden - Jualan, Pitis, Bang-bang bundle- biyaki, daral, wadjit

Dennis Coffee Garden

5.0(7 reviews)
180.4 km
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Had an amazing experience at Dennis Coffee Garden! The food was delicious and served quickly. The…read morestaff were very friendly and attentive, which made the visit even better. The ambiance is lovely--perfect for relaxing. Highly recommended!

Visited this coffee shop/cafe twice and we enjoyed the experience both times. Their Kahawa Sug Php…read more70 ($1.20 Sulu coffee or Sulu robusta) is the best choice. Straight up caffeine for the purists. Sulu is a province in the Philippines, measuring 1600 Km2 and is known for their pearl beds. We Ordered the following on our second visit: Pastil 65 Php ($1.15- Hand pies with bean sprouts served with sweet spicy sauce)u Jualan Saing (65 Php)- Deep fried bananas served with a coconut jam dip Palih Kambing: 65 Php ($1.15 Deep fried banana balls; Pitis: 65 Php ($1.15- Glutinous rice flour sticky with sweet coconut filling wrapped in banana leaves) Patulakan: 65 Php ($1.15- Pounded rice mixed with milk & grated coconut wrapped in banana leaves. Dulang: P950 ($16.40) - Tray with Tiulah Sug (Beef soup with roasted/charred coconut, Utak Utak (fried fish cakes) Beef Kulma (stewed beef in coconut curry sauce) Chicken Pianggang, Kangkong (watercress) in Kulma Sauce, cucumber slices with sambal . Good for a group of five. Bangbang Bundle: 230 Php ($3.95- 3 pcs daral, 3 pcs wadjit, 3 pcs biyaki, 3 cups of coffee) Daral: Moisture-rich crepe with sweet coconut filling Wadjit: Purple glutinous rice cooked in pure coconut milk Biyaki: tamal- sweet corn steamed in corn husk (sweet corn tamales) Panggih-Panggih: 65 Php ($1.15-Soft and chewy flour rings "banana churros") Chicken Pianggang - P170 ($2.95- Chicken marinated in roasted coconut and spices) served with scoop of rice and cucumber slices with sambal. Satti Ayam: P135 ($2.35- Grilled chicken strips and cubed rice in a bowl poured with sweet and spicy sauce. Hot calamansi - P55 ($0.95) Philippine lime 4 regular coffees, (1) 12-oz coffee with hot milk, 5 bottled waters. The entire meal was P4000 ($69) including tip. This was for 9 persons.

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Dennis Coffee Garden - Satti with chicken skewers, hot clamansi, jualan with coconut jam pastil

Satti with chicken skewers, hot clamansi, jualan with coconut jam pastil

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Dennis Coffee Garden - Pastil (Hand pies with togue served with sweet spicy sauce) Juwalan- deep fried bananas w/ coconut jam dip.

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Pastil (Hand pies with togue served with sweet spicy sauce) Juwalan- deep fried bananas w/ coconut jam dip.

Luca Loko Restaurant

Luca Loko Restaurant

4.7(3 reviews)
147.6 km

Holy smokes! Easily one of the best places to grab really fresh and yummy healthy food. There are…read moreplenty of restaurants along the road in San Juan, however my girlfriend and I both agreed that this was the most energizing and refreshing meal we had. There was open seating and very chill and the staff was hospitable and friendly. They recently had a blackout so they were taking a while with the order but it was okay because the food was worth the wait. We ordered various smoothies and the best in my opinion was the peanut sauce that came with the bowls oh my gosh. So many lovely textures in the bowls and spices. We are definitely coming back here when we head to Siquijor again!

There's a ton of restaurants all over San Juan so we've been scootering around and stopping at new…read morespots for breakfast each morning. Luca Loko Restaurant was the last breakfast for me before I headed off to another island. We dropped in on a Wednesday morning (around 10:00am). The place is very laid back but staff are friendly. Food did take awhile (about 30 minutes) to come out even though there was only two other tables. The menu is split into starters, salads, Italian dishes, vegetarian dishes, fusion dishes, waffles and desserts. There's also a breakfast menu (10 options) and drinks. Interesting that LL makes and sells fresh yoghurt! - Banana yoghurt shake (115 PHP) - a little icy but my two buds really enjoyed their yoghurt shakes. - Tosilog (95 PHP) - tocino (Spanish cubed bacon), fried egg and rice. The bacon was on the greasy side and the fried egg a little salty but if you mixed everything together, it was a satisfying and cheap Filipino breakfast. - Shakshuka (135 PHP) - two eggs cooked in tomato sauce with spices, Parmesan, basil and bread. Looked fantastic and flavours matched. My buddy loved it as it was his first time having shakshuka! - Jove (190 PHP) - two eggs your way, bacon, butter and bread. The jove was almost the same as my Filipino breakfast except twice the price and all you got extra was two small pieces of bread. Skip it. Super chill spot to grab some food before you scooter around and explore the waterfalls/island.

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Luca Loko Restaurant
Luca Loko Restaurant
Luca Loko Restaurant

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