Great place to dine when you're in Malapascua Island. More than the ambience and the variety of…read moredishes they're serving, it was the staff that added character in the establishment. They were friendly, courteous and very approachable. There was never a request they've ignored. The whole experience was like a home away from home. Their menu has a wide variety of dishes starting from Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, American, TexMex all the way to Italian. The servings were for sharing and were very affordable (price-serving ratio, speaking). They also have homemade gelato with 3-4 mouth-watering flavours. Alcoholic drinks and liquors were also available.

Any tourist coming to Malapascua island is not looking for party as in Boracay or Alona Beach, but…read moreoccasionally one needs also fun. Since certain hours entertainment choices on Malapascua island is very low, if not zero, but this place open 24 hours a day. Belonging to a resort, it has a large living room with sea view and a terrace on the beach. It also has a pool table and a football game table. It has an extensive breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, as well as drinks.

After a whole day of traveling from manila to bantayan island, this is a good place to refuel and…read morehave a beer. The sizzling squid is highly recommended.

Friendly staff, easy to understand menu and fair prices. The food is not that exotic, but it might…read morea good to introduce yourself to Filipino food.

Angelina's came recommended by our dive master during a dive trip I took with a close friend. We…read morecame here for lunch in between dives and was a lil hard to find since there weren't many signs. Lucky for us, all of the local people here on Malpascua are super friendly and helpful. Sat down and we both ordered a pizza. Little did we know how big they were. One is definitely more than enough to feed 2-3 people. The pizzas were tasty and the mango shakes were awesome. I personally didn't think prices were astronomical and were in line with other pizza shops back home. We will most likely be back and would recommend anyone coming to Malapascua to dine here. 2 pizzas and 2 mango shakes cost us 1180p which was worth it as we have enough leftovers for a snack before our night dive.

In Malapascua Island is said in this place it is made the best pizzas, and I must admit that is…read moretrue, but it is also true that I was surprised how expensive it was for me too. I ordered a pizza which I did not finish how big it was and a Coke. In total, nearly 10 euros. The place is not very big but has a terrace at the foot of the beach which also has many tables. The service was correct and quick. There is wifi.

The CouCou Bar's in-house restaurant offers breakfast, linch and dinner. Breakfast menu has…read moreAmerican, Continental, and Filipino options and at php195.00 is still affordable. Tried their popular halo-halo and it is as advertised - what halo-halo should be! The restaurant is spacious and the interior well-lighted and well ventilated but the problem - flies, lots of them!! I even had one enjoying my honey spread! Overall, it's great but there are better options out there. Don't be afraid to go out and explore!

So many choices for food. Pizza (duh), Italian cuisine, burgers, Korean Grill, shabu-shabu,…read morespecialty coffees, smoothies, boba tea, gelato and of course Pinoy cooking. We were a large group of 16 and we got orders of those large family sized pies and a barkada combo consisting of pancit bihon, lumpia shanghai, sweet 'n sour fish, bicol express and a platter of rice. Food was great. Service excellent. There was an outage, which meant no AC and deal with the heat by fanning your face off. Still 5/5.

I hate to be too harsh, because it is what it is... I mean there are just certain things you can't…read moreget in the Philippines- decent coffee, a decent cheeseburger, a decent taco, and yes, you guessed it, decent pizza. We (I) actually had high hopes when we spotted this place. I mean the name says it all, right? It should be "rockin'." But it's not. The ambiance is nice, a good dining area decked out in good bamboo furniture. Plenty of fans to keep you cool, so that's nice. The service? Not the greatest... kitchen staff doesn't know how to prepare multiple dishes simultaneously, so one person's dish would arrive seemingly 15 minutes before the next. And the drinks came out after the food arrived... what? Who does that? The pizza? Nope! Sorry, not hideous, but nothing to get excited about. We tried two, a large "cheeseburger" pizza, which in theory is new to their menu, and a classic "Hawaiian" which was better. A major glitch? The smaller Hawaiian pizza came out on a wood platter type thing, and seconds after it was placed on our table we noticed it was covered with ants. Yes, ants! We alerted our waitress right away, she took it back to the kitchen and in a few minutes it returned on a presumably new wood platter. So the ants? I suppose most of them were gone, but knowing they just slid the pizza off and onto a new platter kind of drove the poor service vibe home even further. No real apologies for the ant gaff, just an "oh, ok." Pizza joints in this part of the world aren't exactly bountiful, so you learn to accept what is available, but given the choice I don't think I'd go back.

Top tear chicken. Top tier chef. Some of the tastiest chicken I've ever had. Great atmosphere and…read morefriendly service. Recommend if your on the island

Must be the Philippines, but this place was slow like all the others. The foot long hot door was…read moreactually 2 feet long, kinda dry and mediocre. The mango shakes were good & sitting outside at night was nice. But the food? A real question.

Hard to believe this girl is in Bogo... but she is, and she's awesome!…read more The wings, yo... The ambiance is nice, open air, and it's free for all seating - so be quick, it fills up fast. Give 'em a go, i think you'll be pleasantly pleased. Prost!