The service and food was great. My favorite is chicken sisig and chicken inasal. You like to come…read moreback again

The food is good the chicken is well cooked and the sinigang is great. the ambiance is also nice…read morespecially in the night time. Good for family gathering and other events because the place is very spacious. The service is also good, the food is served fast and hot.

CRUNCHY PALABOK... YUM!!! And why does EVERY SINGLE PERSON here, have a Halo-Halo?!?! We were…read moretold this is THEE spot locals hit to get their halo-halo fix in Puerta Princesa, Palawan, PI. It sure was the looks of it, as every table was indulging in this Filipino dessert when we walked in! Not many car parking spots available outside, but that's kinda the norm here. Trikes are main way to get around and about town. AC is in full blast and its Counter service here. It's better if you speak Tagolog here, cuz my broken Tagalog wasn't gettin' me anywhere. Yup, boo boo face! :( Quite a few entrees prepared in front to see, as well as a wall menu to order from. So we ordered a few things... *CRISPY PALABOK: Never had this version of palabok before, and I LOVED it!!! The crispy noodles?!?! Oh, that just changed the game on this popular Filipino dish. So much I craved it the rest of our trip around the Philippines! Sauce was perfect and topped with lots of chicharron crunch. So GOOOD, we had to get a second plate, even, lol! *HAMBURGER: The young squires each had one of these with fries and not very impressive. The meat patty is tiny, almost the same size as the cucumber and tomato slices that was came with it. The hamburger came out first, separate from the French fries. Ehhh. *HALO-HALO with ICE CREAM: Perfect dessert to cool off from the humid hot atmosphere outside, and they do this dish WELL here! Big scoop of ice cream, a slither of leche flan, filtered water for ice is used and it is crushed very fine. Lotsa condensed milk and jackfruit, red beans, & sago sit at the bottom to mix. A perfect mix of YUM!!! Shoulda came here more often for their palabok & halo-halo while we were here. Certainly missed out on that yumminess! Avoid the burgers & stick with the dishes, and you'll be a happy camper ;)

More on vegetable foods which is delicious and its good for all vegetarians . All service crew are…read morevery approachable. The ambiance is cool and relaxing. The place is very accessible along the whole city.

GREAT restaurant and with a view! Great foods and GREAT service! Highly recommend! Loved their…read moreSweet and Sour Tuna and my wife loved her Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich! Ang Sarap! Will be back again soon!

Food was devoured before I even thought of taking a picture. The french toast was great, and so was…read morethe alfredo grilled cheese. Portions are huge so beware! The only thing was they were out of oat milk for my matcha; but definitely not the end of the world.

By far, my favorite cute little coffeeshop and cafe here in Puerto Princesa, Palawan. Coming here…read morealmost everyday throughout my stay in the main city was definitely a treat with the local staff's friendliness and upbeat attitude. We got exceptional attentiveness with the quality dishes and delectable drinks and desserts. Not to mention the cute and clean interior. Coming to Eightynine Cafe with a tricycle was difficult because most locals couldn't find it, but since it's located on the main road of Rizal, it is easy to find without precise directions. Located next to a local hotel with tourists, this cafe is new and modern with brown wooden tables and chairs. Its homey feel is more catered to tourists and millennials. The food items they serve are innovative and fun from inspirations from various countries like Indonesian to French with a Filipino twist. It is the top pick for specialty coffee to food bloggers. I love their Spambol and its katsu-like take on spam. You think it's like a spamsilog, but it's definitely a special breaded spam. Everything has a beautiful but simple presentation. Ask for garlic rice if needed but it might be an additional $$ to the bill, though it was well worth it. I felt like I was in a local cozy Taiwanese cafe. The drinks are definitely a main thing to get in this cafe. The latte art is exceptional when they design it. Try all the special coffee like the Charcoal Latte or the Yuen Yueng. Wifi available. No CR. Go outside of the cafe to the hotel. There's no toilet paper so bring your own wipes. Cash only. Open decently late. Mangaon ta!

Fresh seafood cooked to perfection, great service, a beautiful locale and spectacular view... What…read moreelse can I say? I've only eaten here once, but I loved it. It's tucked out of the way and not easy to find on your own, so take a cab or trike if you want to get there in a timely manner (remember, though Puerto Princessa has a small population, the actual acreage of the city is enormous: it's very easy to get lost). One other thing that makes this place interesting, exciting and just a little scary is the sign at the bridge entrance warning people to stay out of the mangroves surrounding the restaurant, as they are full of cobras. Other than that, bon apetit!

Badjao Seafood Restaurant in Puerto Princesa really delivers on the full customer experience. The…read morestaff were incredibly welcoming and friendly, and even without a reservation they seated us right away, a true strong hospitality execution. We ordered the seafood platter, lobster w/garlic butter, seafood pancit and every single item was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Even the dipping sauces were on point and elevated the whole spread. The ocean view was world-class, the kind you can't help but soak in. Glad to shared this real, fresh Filipino delicious food with babe. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Palawan.

Ambience was pretty. The seafood sisig was just soggy cuttle fish. It's alright but when it was…read morelabeled seafood sisig, I genuinely thought it'd be a mix of seafood. Chicken tinola tasted homemade but a little salty. Their fresh lumpia is labeled as "spring roll" and that was delicious. It was lumpia ubad on the inside and wrapped in rice paper like Vietnamese spring rolls. It cost 300 pesos for a tricycle from our Bambu Suites hotel.

This is always our go-to whenever we go home to Puerto Princesa. The ambiance is always a hit among…read moreour visitors especially foreigners. This is the place to go for authentic Filipino food. I love all their shakes but some fruits can be seasonal. You get free dessert if you order for a big group. Wait time is reasonable. While waiting for our order, we usually explore the restaurant and always find interesting and unique decor.

Oh yea... this place is really good for authentic Filipino dishes. I love the open, outdoor…read moresetting. It feels fresh. The service is slow, nobody is in a hurry and why should they be? This is island time so enjoy it. Their fruit shakes are really good like watermelon and mango. The mixed drinks are fantastic- pina colada puts a smile on everyone's face. Favorites: Sinigang baboy, special pancit, garlic rice and Shanghai. Bulaklak was perfection! Ate here five times while visiting the island. Never ever got tired of it.

This is a popular spot among locals and visitors from other countries. According to our tour guide…read moreit is owned by a German man who is into racing and sports. The food is a fusion of Filipino and German cuisine. The traditional beef soup is bomb and includes veggies / bananas. The traditional eggplant pancake goes well with rice or your proteins. Although the pork leg is not really my thing, the sauce that accompanies it really blew me away. Last, finish off with the sizzling fish, which is sweet, savory, and smokin'. The crowd here is chill. It's popular among both civilians and military personnel looking to eat and relax. Be respectful and make sure to tip.

Altrove was another restaurant that we ate at to get a break from all the Filipino food that we had…read morebeen eating. I wish they were open for lunch too, but this location is only open for dinner. It looks like Altrove Express, which is around the corner, may be open earlier, probably for lunch too but we had not ventured there for lunch. I enjoyed that it was a shoeless environment from the start. Their bathroom was broken on the day of our arrival but they were apologetic and accommodating in walking us to a clean bathroom at Atmosphere, apparently a bar owned by the same owner. I had no complaints as the bathroom there was clean and the waiter waited for me to return and walk me back a few buildings down back to the restaurant. We were happy with the salad and their margarita pizza that we ordered was enough for 2 people. We don't eat a lot portion wise, in general, but their portion size was perfect for us. We sat towards the back on their Thai style pillow chairs which was a nice touch to the restaurant and enjoyed the window seating minus the usual mosquitos throughout Palawan. Our servers were friendly and helpful. I found the restaurant to be very clean, as well. Their house wine was a nice compliment to our meal. I would definitely come back for their pizza. It was a nice touch as we were visiting from the US and missed having a variety of options to choose from.