Awesome beachfront bites! Delicious wood fired pizza on the beach. What more could you ask for?!…read moreThis adorable little establishment looks out on the beach in Sabang just a 5 minute walk away east from Sharidon hotel beach. Amazing pizza! Good prices! Awesome service! And beer!!! Listen for the music they usually have playing. Round sign is out on the beach road. Just before basketball court. MUST STOP HERE!!

Located in our hotel; makes it convenient :-)…read more Tried a Vigan specialty, Vigan Longanisa. Service was friendly and timing great!

I was wondering along the beachfront when I spotted Happy Bar. Their chalkboard menu of seafood…read moreoptions peaked my interest so I decided to stop in for a bite. I dropped in on a scorching Monday afternoon (around 2:00pm). They have tons of seats right on the beach but only two functional umbrellas for shade. They sat me by the small hut which had some shade cover. The menu is small with only 8 main dishes. They also have all day happy hour drink specials. - Grilled fresh squid (250 PHP) - comes with rice, vegetable curry (potatoes, green beans, carrots and eggplant in coconut milk) and lemonade. Reasonable set meal. Squid was legit; you get the tentacles and rings. Grilled well but the rice was mushy and lemonade watered down. Decent food but the drinks are better value. Buy a beer and get a free rum and coke!

Over our four day/three night stay, we basically tried every Filipino dish on the menu. We were in…read moreel nido before Daluyon and the resort we were staying at did not have pinoy food (sadly), so we were so excited to have pinoy food at pawikan. Favorites: seafood kare-kare, pancit with lechon kawali, and seafood sinigang. If you go here, definitely get those dishes! And garlic rice. So good. What I really enjoyed too was how authentic the dishes are. They were all very flavorful and served in very generous portions. Lastly, the staff is excellent and provide great and attentive service. I'll miss the food when I am back stateside!

Very good hamburger (Hawaiian) like last review, only, I would say one half piece of bacon needed…read moreand half more fies! Very good reminded me of good burger I have missed in the great northwest.

Food was excellent. We had 8 in our party and everyone said the food was great. I had the aloha…read moreburger with pineapple and it was one of the best burgers I've ever had. And the fries were killer. Highly recommended!

Solid spot for some authentic Filipino cuisine. The vibe is chill / island themed, with lots of…read moreinteresting art work all around. Servers are super polite. Your tour guide will likely take you here after the first excursion. There are also areas to explore after your meal. The shake stand is awesome and provides fresh fruits for all your micro nutrient needs. As for the buffet, lots of great items to choose from. Don't miss the pork adobo and king chicken! Seafood items are alright. Try the Tamilok with the vinegar sauce if you dare. You've only truly been to Palawan if you eat it, and this is now the only restaurant that serves Tamilok!

I hadn't noticed previously but there was a restaurant right by my hostel called Olive's Crib. It's…read moreright by the popular local bakery. I dropped in on a Thursday evening (around 9:00pm). There were only a couple tables occupied. There's a bunch of pet cats roaming around and randomly, country music playing in the background. The menu is up on the chalkboard by the counter; sizzler plates, main dishes, pasta, salad, pizza and d(r)inks. - Stingray with coconut milk (250 PHP) - I added garlic rice (20 PHP), which is always worth it in my books. Good flavour but a tad small portion wise. The stingray was excellently cooked and there was SO much of it (too much even). I would have preferred more green beans. Sauce was creamy and rich but too heavy. Eating a whole plate was difficult. I'd definitely come back to try OC's other seafood dishes (grilled squid was my second choice). Good find, slightly hidden as it's off the main pathway.

I've been eating too much Western food since I've been in the Phillipines so it was time to get…read moreback to the local food. Gacayan Restaurant does a mix of Filipino and Western food. I dropped in multiple times for breakfast. It was busy every visit. There's a TV on mute playing random movies/sports. There's also fans all over the room on full blast to keep things cool. The menu is up on two walls. Wall #1 has 6 breakfast combo options, sandwiches, omelettes, salads, burgers, pasta and pancakes. Wall #2 has soup, desserts, pizza, appetizers, paella and main meals. Sashimi was an unexpected option... - Filipino breakfast (120 PHP) - your choice of meat (I opted for the fried fresh fish), garlic rice, two sunny side eggs, fruit (banana) and coffee/tea. Tea is your generic Lipton tea bag. Garlic rice was tasty and a very filling portion. The fish was nicely cooked; almost like a tuna steak. Not overdone. All the Filipino breakfasts I've had have been excellent. - Pumpkin in coconut milk (50 PHP) - came back for their pumpkin soup. It comes with rice and coffee/tea. I'm not sure why there's a pumpkin soup on the menu for 180 PHP; just ask for this one. Pumpkin pieces were tender yet still had a nice bite. Soup was creamy with the coconut milk. - Filipino breakfast with tocino pork (120 PHP) - you only get 3 small pieces of pork in a sweet sauce. Good but the fresh fried fish was better. Awesome little hole in the wall for cheap Filipino eats.