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Tutubi's numerous trips to Baguio City made him visit many restaurants but left unposted on this blog due to his very busy schedule. Herewith is a list of his favorite restaurants in Baguio for your dining pleasure:
In search of exotic pinikpikan dish? try Cafe by the Ruins where you can watch a cultural presentation and demonstration on how to make pinikpikan by beating a chicken until blood clots appear on the skin then the chicken is roasted by a "flame thrower." Café by the Ruins also serves salads, upland rice, camote bread, organic vegetables and tapuy (Igorot rice wine). Open-air, cogon and roofs of cogon structure around the ruins of Governor General Whitmarsh’s home. With a traditional Igorot dap-ay for bonfire parties. Located at 23 Chuntug St., in front of Baguio City Hall. Telephone Number: +63.74.442.4010
For steaming hot bulalo in Baguio, try Rito's on Marcos Highway or Balajadia's Restaurant near Session Road
Rose Bowl for pata tim and other Chinese food Address: 7 Harrison Road, Phone Number: +63.74.442.4213; +63.74.443.9221; +63.74.443.9222; +63.74.442-9374
Mario’s with Spanish cuisine since 1971 Address: 16 Session Road Extension. Contact Number: +63.74.442.4241; +63.74.442.5445
Pizza Volante Baguio's best pizzas, pastas and other Italian food Address: 82 Session Rd. (the former Session Theater, Baguio’s first movie house), Tel. No.: +63.74.445.0777; +63.74.619.0466. Free delivery 24/7
Tabligan’s Kambingan: for kambing (goats) either kilawin, adobo, and sinigang Located on Scout Barrio St. (near Camp John Hay) Tel. No.: +63.74.445.5857.
If you have other recommended restaurants in Baguio City, halal food, or vegetarian fare, please leave a comment.
I heard tapuy from that Piolo-Juday movie where she got drunk from drinking too much. This seems to be a very interesting place to eat. I just wish there was a picture to go with this post.
I "used" to love this until last night... my bf and i were craving for great pizza last night so we went to volante. we ordered one 6 inches pizza and then crave for more this time we got 8 inches... Ok na sana until a COCKROACH crawled on our table... yung weird specie na ipis! We immediately called the waiter. He picked it up with a tissue... when we paid our bill, I reminded him that this might be brought to the sanitation department.. NO DISCOUNT nor SIMPLE APOLOGY...I'm so displease...
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