WHERE TO EAT IN TAGAYTAY: Top Restaurants and Best Places to Eat in Tagaytay City

Where to eat in Tagaytay? Looking for top restaurants and best places to eat in Tagaytay? Perhaps, you also want to know where to buy pasalubong in Tagaytay? This is your ultimate Tagaytay food trip blog!

Tagaytay is one of the top tourist destinations in the Philippines because of its amazing views and cool climate. Its proximity from Metro Manila also makes it a favorite weekend destination among travelers and tourists seeking for a quick weekend getaway. Aside from Tagaytay's tourist spots and attractions, it is a "food haven", with its many restaurants, cafes and farms offering a wide array of food options.

When it comes to food, Tagaytay offers a lot of dining places that will surely stimulate your taste buds. Whether you're traveling with the whole family, with your friends, or with your special someone, you'll certainly find a good place to eat in Tagaytay!

Where to eat in Tagaytay? If you're looking for good places to dine, where to eat and what to eat in Tagaytay City, here's a list restaurants, cafes and food stalls that you should check out on your next trip to Tagaytay!

WHERE TO EAT IN DAVAO CITY: Bistro ni Tuding

Bahay ni Tuding Inn and Resto is also home to one of the best restaurants in the city that serves delicious yogurts as well as well-curated specialty dishes. During our stay at Bahay ni Tuding Inn, we got to try some of the best-selling dishes at their in-house restaurant called Bistro ni Tuding. Here are some of the dishes we got to try and I highly-recommend them for you to try when visiting Davao City.

Bicol's Best Toasted Siopao at 3N Bakery in Pasig City

One Bicolano specialty that you should try is the toasted siopao. It's not the same steamed siopao that we used to know but its like a "monay bread" stuffed with pork asado and bits of egg. It is actually not fried but baked until well done thus, "toasted". Its asado filling is saucy and very flavorful. You need not put siopao sauce anymore when eating toasted siopao. The bun also tastes good and its nicely toasted yet soft in the inside.

EAT-tinerary: Where and What to Eat in Cabanatuan City

Food is always part of every travel. As they say, you'll know more about the place you're visiting by trying out their food. That's what we did during our recent visit to Cabanatuan City. Since this is my 3rd time to visit the city, I decided to check on some of the city's well-loved food and dining places. Cabanatueños also take pride with their delicious food products, the city offers a lot of dining places that will surely satisfy your hungry tummy. Here are some of what to eat and where to dine in Cabanatuan City.

RESTAURANTS: Where to Eat in Davao City?

Where to Eat in Davao City?

Aside from the things to do and interesting places to visit in my destination, I also make sure that I search for good food that the place has to offer. When it comes to food, Davao City offers a lot of dining places that will surely stimulate your taste buds. Be it a fine dining restaurant, a "hole in the wall" diners or simply a street food kiosk, you will surely enjoy Davao City as there are a lot of food options to choose from. Where to eat in Davao City? Here's a listing of places where you can eat in Davao City and some of the places I've dined which I recommend for you to try.

Pinoy Food Trip: Hidden Tapsihan, Kawit Cavite's Best-Tasting Tapa

If there's one "hole in the wall" food stop that you should try in Kawit, Cavite, it has be the "Hidden Tapsihan". Located along an alley and indeed hidden in a residential area, they are famous in Cavite for having the best-tasting tapa in town. Their old fashioned pinoy tapa is marinated in a sweet sauce that definitely matches the Filipino taste bud; and oh, I have to mention that it's really tender.

Discovering the Flavors of the Philippines with Electrolux DiscoverE Food Festival

It's a weekend of mouthwatering Neo-Filipino food as Electrolux Philippines celebrated DiscoverE Food Festival at NBC Tent in Fort Bonifacio Global City Taguig City last June 15 and 16, 2013. The event which gathers different delectable Filipino cuisines from all over the Philippines was filled with fun activities that helped everyone appreciate and learn new Filipino discoveries with the help of Electrolux kitchen appliances.

Where to Eat in Tacloban City: Calle Z (Calle Zaragosa) Café in Tacloban City

Where to eat in Tacloban City? Aside from the sights and interesting places in my destination, I also make it a point to look for nice place to eat and good food to try in the place I am visiting. I've been to Tacloban City several times in the past and every time I am in the city, I dine at Calle Z Café for their famous bulalo.

EAT-tinerary: Where to Eat in Sagada (Restaurants in Sagada)

A Sagada experience will not be complete without sampling the dishes at known restaurants in Sagada such as Salt and Pepper Diner and Yoghurt House. As well as some hole in the wall diners such as Vincent's Coffee and Grill. Food is an integral part of every travel. Aside from the sights and interesting places to visit in my destination, I also make it a point to search on the internet for the good food to try in place I am visiting. When it comes to food, you will surely enjoy Sagada as there are a lot of food options to choose from. Where to eat in Sagada? Read on...

Pinoy Food : Longganisang Lucban, Quezon's Famous Delicacy

Longganisang Lucban is a famous delicacy in the province of Quezon. It is commonly made in the town of Lucban where the annual Pahiyas Festival is held. It has a stronger garlic flavor and a bit sour compared to other longganisa recipes. Best eaten as a viand together with garlic rice and fried egg and dipped in vinegar for added taste.

Pinoy Food : Iligan City's Halang-halang

"Halang-halang", literally means anghang-anghang (spicy-spicy) is where chilis are the primary ingredient of this spicy soup dish. It has small bits of beef, served as a soup. You can add more chopped chillis and spring onions to sooth one's taste and preference. It is best enjoyed with a cup of rice and consumed while it's hot!

Isabela - The Saucy Pancit Cabagan, my 2nd Taste of this Famous Pancit

I had my first taste of Pancit Cabagan when my friend introduced it to me last year. We went to "Wok with Joc" located at St. Thomas Square in España Manila where they serve this saucy Isabela delicacy. It really tastes good! So, when I planned this trip, I see to it that I go to where it originated - Cabagan, Isabela.

Cagayan - The Delectable Pancit Batil Patung, Tuguegarao's Best!

When visiting Tuguegarao City, you must not miss their specialty dish and everyone's favorite, Pancit Batil Patung. You know that you're in Tuguegarao City because there's a panciteria in almost every corner offering their versions of this famous Cagayan delicacy. It is perhaps the city in the Philippines with the most number of panciterias.

Pinoy Food : Don't Forget to Bring Home Some Deliciously Creamy “Pasalubong” when you Visit Masbate

Masbate's best OTOP (One Town, One Product) specialty could be the "Carmelado", the province's version of the Pastillas de Leche. This native delicacy is made of pure carabao’s milk and a little of white sugar. Cut into thin rectangular shapes and wrapped in white paper, it can be found in the ports of Masbate and flea markets.

Zamboanga City - A Bittersweet Food Trip Experience

FB Status: I had a great time in Basilan.. Super thank you to my host, Ludwig and his family.. and to Dong Ho for all the help.. I just got back in Zamboanga City..

I went back to my hostel to freshen up. Then proceeded to Paseo del Mar to see things around. I took a jeepney bound for Canelar and walked towards Valderosa St. where Paseo del Mar is located.

Pinoy Food : A Taste of Baler's Ensaladang Pako

I must admit, I am not as Adventurista that you might think when it comes to food. Shame on me! Hahaha! I'm not just comfortable eating dishes that I am not accustomed to. Hehehe! But my recent trip to Aurora province changed it all when my friends from Baler introduced me to their “Ensaladang Pako”.

I’m not sure if this is native to the town or to the province, but I’m certain that the others also have their own version of this – perhaps, with a different name.

Pinoy Food : Pancit Cabagan of Isabela

Originated from the town of Cabagan in Isabela, Pancit Cabagan is a delectable medley of stir-fried, fresh miki noodles mixed with cabbage, chicharo, carrots, Baguio beans, spring onions and topped with crispy lechon de carajay. It also comes with a thick soy sauce-based soup which makes it different from other pancit versions.

Rizal - Balaw Balaw Specialty Restaurant and Folk Art Museum in Angono

Last January 29, 2011, we went on a quick trip to Angono, Rizal. We checked out Balaw Balaw Specialty Restaurant, one of the most well-known specialty restaurants in the province. The town of Angono is known as the Art Capital of the Philippines. When you visit this town, you shouldn't miss dining at Balaw Balaw. They offer not just good food, but an experience worth remembering.

I had SEx last weekend... Sarap!

Me, while waiting for SEx...
After the Sosyal Klaymers' Nomo Nights last Friday, I decided to go to Malate area and found myself in Nakpil St. looking for SEx. Actually, madaling araw na yun ng Sabado, at around 2:00 AM na. Di naman ako nahirapan sa paghahanap, alam ko naman kasi kung saan ito matatagpuan. Excited ako dahil matagal na rin akong hindi nakakapag-SEx.

Ayun na nga, nag-SEx ako, as in Sinangag EXpress... Di ko napigilan ang gutom ko eh! Hahaha!!!

Pinoy Food : ANG PINAKA Swak na Aphrodisiac

As I was surfing the net for the QTV 11's "Ang Pinaka", I came accross this very interesting topic: Top 10 ‘Ang Pinaka: Swak na Aphrodisiac’. Let me share this "Pinoy na Pinoy" list of aphrodisiacs with you.

Ano nga ba ang Aphrodisiac? Ayon sa aking kaibigang si WikiPedia, an aphrodisiac is a substance that increases sexual desire. The name comes from Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of sensuality and love. Throughout history, many foods, drinks, and behaviors have had a reputation for making sex more attainable and/or pleasurable. However, from a historical and scientific standpoint, the alleged results may have been mainly due to mere belief by their users that they would be effective (i.e., the placebo effect). In particular, Western medical science has no substantiated claims that any particular food increases sexual desire or performance.