Surprisingly, food in Boracay is pretty affordable. Although a lot of fine dining restaurants surrounded the shore, there are a lot of nice food joints to choose from as you walk inside the D' MALL at station 1. The variety of cuisine will definitely feed every hungry man's appetite, from traditional Filipino cuisine, to Indian, Mexican and American cuisine. You may not notice but common fast food joints found in our own cities are not found anywhere within the 3 Stations of Boracay. No common fast food restaurants like Jollibee, Mc Donald's and KFC, which I think is a good thing. You only get to experience the island once a year (twice or more for others) so it is only fair to eat the flavors that the island has to offer rather than binge at the same fast food joints you can find at home.
Mango shakes are everywhere! Almost every corner there is a mango shake stand which whips up refreshing ice cold shakes. Mangoes in Boracary are surprisingly inexpensive too. I couldn't resist having green mangoes and bagoong (shrimp paste) for snacks. What a heavenly treat!
Did I mention that the seafood is totally inexpensive? Some restaurants have tables outside that showcase a wide variety of seafood that you can buy and have these cooked anyway you want. D' TALIPAPA is a more casual food court style dining joint with different stalls selling the freshest seafood and more at very affordable prices.
A tray of seafood on display for you to choose from. And they cook it for you on the spot! |
The leaning tower of onion rings! Every meal is a masterpiece at I ♥ Backyard Barbecue |
Every good meal deserves a good desert and Don Vito Gelato is probably the most popular gelato joint in the island. For 100pesos, you can have 2 scoops of any flavor. I recommend the Cheesecake, Tiramisu and Ferrero flavors.
Confused on which flavors to choose from? Crowd favorites are usually containers that are half empty. |
When you go to a certain place, there are three things you should look for. The sights, the experience, and the food. And Boracay definitely passes those three criteria, because in Boracay, you will never go hungry!
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Unfortunately, you will see the ubiquitous golden arches of McDonald's the next time you will visit the island. An outlet has just been opened on November 11, 2012. How sad! But that's the way it is, I guess. Perhaps, Jollibee will follow suit in the near future.
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