Recommended food in Boracay Island, Philippines

In fact, Boracay has a lot of delicious food. Today, the editor will introduce some Boracay delicacies, most of which are Internet celebrity delicacies. Everyone can try it if you have time. After all, I’ve been to Boracay, so why not give it a try?

Internet celebrity restaurants

Every destination will be searched for Internet celebrity restaurants, which seems to be an unchanging rule. Some of these restaurants among Internet celebrities will become "local stars" that everyone praises, while others will become minefields. To accurately find a truly foreign and delicious internet celebrity restaurant within limited travel time requires everyone’s next “lightning rod”.

1. Smoking Restaurant

The name Smoke Restaurant may be understood by many guests who have never been to Boracay Island as a smokehouse or bar, but in fact it is the most authentic one in Boracay Island Restaurants selling Filipino national dish: beef bone soup (beef soup). The bone broth is delicious, with lots of beef chunks and a rich flavor. In order not to cover up the original flavor of the beef, the overall soup and taste are relatively light, which is definitely not a minefield. It may not be the first choice for diners with heavier tastes, but it is definitely a good place to bring children and the elderly.

Recommended dish: Beef bone soup (beef soup)

Per capita consumption: economical and affordable, beef soup: 140P for small portion, 210P for large portion Vegetable soup powder: 80P Chicken soup powder: 80P Beef Soup noodles: 100P. Tofu rice: 80P.

Address and transportation: Located at D'Mall, Pier 2, Baisha Beach, with a total length of 4KM. So if you're staying at a hotel on White Sand Beach, it's not hard to find it by walking along the beach.

2.Ol Spanish tapas, bar restaurant

Due to historical reasons, the Philippines has become a country with multicultural and multi-taste, so it is not enough to have an authentic Mexican restaurant here. Surprisingly, this is a proper internet celebrity restaurant in Boracay. To put it simply, you must queue up to eat because the location is very easy to find. After all, it is a seafood restaurant, and the price per person is higher than that of smoke. It specializes in Cuban, Mexican and Spanish cuisine. Compared with local Spanish restaurants in Spain, the taste will still be different. Generally speaking, it is suitable for Chinese stomachs! Suitable for young people.

Recommended dishes: paella, golden rice cooked just right, paired with various seafood and lemon juice, it is a perfect meal. Besides that, chorizo, Spanish sardines, serrano ham, Spanish manchego cheese, olives, salami are all delicious.

Per capita consumption: about 200 pence per capita.

Address and transportation: at Pier 2 of D'Mall, White Beach. If you stay at the White Beach Hotel, you can walk directly there.

3. Yellow Taxi

This is a chain pizza shop in Boracay Island, and it is also the only store in Boracay Island that can support takeout. It's very sweet. Because of his family's popularity, he would definitely have to queue up to eat. But are our Chinese friends suitable for taking out? We are all too familiar with selling food to the outside world. We ordered the food in advance and it was hot when it arrived. This pizza is really thin and filling, and it's large enough for group dining. In addition to pizza, his specialty canned ice cream is also one of the highlights. Many friends will come here to buy a can of ice cream, saying that the taste is definitely not as smooth as Haagen-Dazs, but it is very memorable. Generally speaking, it is a young restaurant with high cost performance and few features.

Recommended dishes: cheese bacon pizza, four seasons pizza, Hawaiian pizza, canned ice cream.

Per capita consumption: about 200 pence.

Address and transportation: Located between Pier 2 and Pier 3 of White Beach, you can walk there.

4. I like barbecue

This is one of the few barbecue restaurants in Boracay. I don’t know whether it’s because of the cute name or other reasons, but it has become a gourmet restaurant among Internet celebrities. But to be honest, it is not the best barbecue restaurant in Boracay, but it can be ranked second or third best. The meat is big and the ingredients are real. Steak and mushroom burgers, grilled ribs, grilled squid, shredded pork, barbecued pork, grilled chicken and onion rings will not disappoint you.

It is located at White Beach Pier 2, so why do many tourists choose to book their hotel in White Beach? It may also be because there are so many gourmet restaurants here, which is really suitable for food choices.

Niche food

Smoked beef bone soup, I love barbecue, CYMA Greek restaurant, Yellow Taxi pizza. But a major feature of online celebrity restaurants is that people queue up to eat. There are quite a few, and we can’t bear to go hungry every meal, so it’s time to dedicate those little-known niche delicacies to everyone and spread the word.

1. Walkera Crab Noodle House

When you come to Boracay, you always think of having a seafood feast. Delicious, authentic and affordable. What attracts this shop is that it serves this big red crab with a smile. The walls of the store are also decorated with many crab shells, with messages from customers from all over the world, warm details, and the signature dish spicy crab. Even if you can't eat spicy food, the spiciness is very acceptable. It's fried Singapore style and has a delicious tomato and chili sauce that's sweet and spicy. Stir-fried prawns, fresh tiger prawns are quite big, and there are several sauces to choose from: salt and pepper, creamy garlic paste, sweet and sour, Italian sauce. It should suit the taste of the Chinese population, more like fried prawns. The grilled squid filling also contains lemon peel, tomatoes, garlic, onions and other ingredients. It should be grilled outside. The onions inside were still a bit raw and tasted a bit spicy. One of the characteristics of Boracay’s seafood is its freshness. It is said that they are all transported from nearby islands. For the sake of ecological balance, fishing is prohibited in Boracay.

Recommended dishes: stir-fried prawns, grilled squid, and curry crab.

Per capita consumption: about 200 pence

Address and transportation: D Shopping Center, located on the main road of Boracay Island, can be reached on foot or by tutu.

2. Noni’s

The breakfast shop of Hue Hotel. The interior decoration is light industrial style. Like many cafes and light restaurants in Shanghai, it is bright and comfortable, and it is also the cleanest restaurant we have encountered in Boracay Island. We would love to get up early and have breakfast here. The dishes are green and healthy, light but unique. The combination of meat and vegetables is perfect. The tart fruit and vegetable salad is appetizing. Two sweet-boiled eggs mixed with glutinous barley are quite delicious. If you want to have an appetizer in the morning, you can choose a bowl of oatmeal and fruit salad, which is exquisite in color and nutrition. The most surprising thing is that the coffee brewed in the pressure cooker is neither sour nor bitter, and has a mellow taste.

Recommended dishes: Salmon vegetable rolls, beef black rice, corned beef sandwich with Bundhit egg, pineapple and pandan pancakes, curry fish and shrimp with coconut milk black rice, Pandn waffles.

Per capita consumption: about 300 pence.

Address and transportation: Pier 2 of White Beach, next to Hue Hotel Resort. If you stay at this hotel, breakfast will be arranged here.

3. Hawaiian Bar-B-Que

The barbecue restaurant in Boracay is called the second place, not the first place. The meat was delicious, cooked on a hot grill until browned on both sides. When you take a bite, the mixture of gravy and seasonings stimulates the entire taste buds, and the aroma of meat penetrates the entire mouth. Compared to my love for barbecue, this is a small restaurant, but there is absolutely no regrets. It can definitely be called the pinnacle of barbecue restaurants. Located at Pier 1 of White Beach, the seats are designed in the open air. Enjoying delicious food while admiring the stars and the sea is one of the greatest joys in the world. It is also a unique aftertaste of Boracay Island.

Recommended dishes: seafood soup, grilled chicken, mango smoothie, grilled prawns, grilled ribs, mango grilled pork belly, chocolate Oreo milkshake, BBQ platter.

Per capita consumption: 400 pence

Address and transportation: Near Boracay S2 Beach, walk for a while from Dmall near the beach to Starbucks.

4. Dalipapa

This name is very interesting. When you go on a Tutu bus, you just tell the driver "Hit your daddy" and he will know your destination. It can be said to be a very cheap name. This is not a simple restaurant name. This is a seafood market loved by foodies. You can purchase fresh seafood ingredients yourself and ask the seller to process them. What you can see is fresh and what you can eat is affordable.

This is a traditional local seafood market and a place where locals buy seafood, so it has not been hyped by tourists and is still a pure land.

Recommended dishes: Seafood processing of your choice.

Per capita consumption: about 200 pence.

Address and transportation: Located in the middle of the S2 and S3 terminals, it takes about 15 minutes to walk along the main road to S3. It's more convenient to go there by car.

5. A Korean BBQ restaurant without a name

Finding this restaurant really depends on fate. Because there are many Korean tourists in Boracay all year round, naturally, local businesses have opened many Korean restaurants to cater to the tastes of Korean tourists. This restaurant is not opened by locals, but by a Korean oppa. Authentic Korean restaurant, attracted by the beautiful scenery of Boracay Island. In fact, Korean barbecue and bibimbap are also more suitable for Chinese stomachs. If you’re tired of seafood and pizza in Boracay, come here for some miso soup and pickles. His BBQ and team pots are truly one of a kind.

Recommended dishes: tofu hot pot and barbecue.

Per capita consumption: about 200 pence.

Address and transportation: It is located on a street in South Korea, Main Street, on the one-way road leading to the S1 Terminal, opposite Dmall. Walk about 20 meters.

Dessert

Travel to a tropical island. Tropical fruits are an inevitable “ticking time bomb” for foodies. If you don’t eat today, you will eat tomorrow. You’ll always have a hearty fruit meal during your trip. Sweet fruit with sweet ice cream, it’s worth it! There are several dessert shops in Boracay that are really worth recommending. Of course, the taste is the same, just the style is different.

1. Yanmang

Online celebrity stores are strategically recognized and selected by major websites. Compared with other types of restaurants, they are often the first choice among online celebrities. For example, it is called Hello Mango and specializes in mango series desserts, mango sundaes, mango smoothies, etc. There are always long lines. You have to queue up and pay to take your order, and then usually wait for more than 10 minutes before your number is called and then go forward to get your food. Not even a long queue can stop its popularity. The mangoes processed in this shop have achieved its most glorious life in Boracay.

Recommended desserts: mango sundae, mango smoothie, mango milkshake.

Per capita consumption: about 80 pence

Address and transportation: Located on the main road of D'Mall, within walking distance.

2. Lemon Cafe

Actually, this is not a dessert shop, but a simple Western restaurant. But the lemon meringue here is so delicious that you can call it! The sweetness of the upper layer of cream combined with the sourness of the lower layer of lemon tart will shock your taste buds and whet your appetite. Take a sip of coffee after eating. It has a rich taste and a layered texture in your mouth. Sweet but not greasy.

3. Coco Mama

The specialty here is coconut ice cream, packed in half a coconut shell. The waiter will scrape the coconut meat and bury it at the bottom, then add two balls of coconut-flavored ice cream, put chopped fresh mango on top, and finally top it with some nuts. Overall, the taste is very layered. You can have coconut meat, or you can have mango and ice cream. Holding this special coconut shell will make you the prettiest kid on the street.

Recommended dishes: mango ice cream, coconut ice cream, mango coconut ice cream, fresh coconut water.

Per capita consumption: about 80 pence

Address and transportation: In D'mall shopping mall, opposite the cigarette.

4. Share tea

The milk tea in this store only has one rhetorical question: "Oh, it's not bad." A cup of warm milk tea outside will warm you up during your journey to a foreign country. Drinking a cup of milk tea in Boracay is actually not easy. Unlike Thailand, the Philippines prefers milk tea and coffee, so this store can be regarded as a pearl on the white beach!

Recommended dishes: milk tea with milk cap and bubble tea.

Per capita consumption: around 80P.

Address and transportation: Within D'mall shopping mall, within walking distance.

5. Crazy Crepes

This is a very girly dessert shop that specializes in crepes.

I have said before that apart from China, Boracay has many tourists, namely Korean tourists. This store also meets the decoration of a dessert shop in Korean dramas, with pink as the main color and gorgeous camouflage lights. In addition to the soft and glutinous crepes, we also recommend their ice cream, which has a large amount of ingredients.

Recommended dishes: Mango smoothie, chocolate ice cream, banana split ice cream, mango vanilla caramel crepe, ice cream crepe.

Per capita consumption: around 180P.

Address and transportation: Center of D'mall. You will definitely pass by it when visiting D'mall.