23 Boracay Food: Restaurants in Boracay (Where to Eat in Boracay)
Boracay Island is one of the most popular destinations in the Philippines. You can read below all our travel guides in Boracay Island. But today we will write about Boracay food, restaurants in Boracay and where to eat in Boracay.
Read here our favorite Filipino street food
There are many options of food to try in Boracay Island for all budgets. We got surprised that we found also a place serving food from Pampanga since we are from Angeles City and we spent 2 weeks in Boracay we tried different restaurants local and luxury ones.
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WHERE TO STAY IN THE PHILIPPINES
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Boracay Food: Restaurants in Boracay (Where to Eat in Boracay)
There are a lot of cuisines in Boracay Island. You can find local choices from all over the Philippines to Western food. On a budget and luxury. Street food is also served in Boracay Island. Check out below if you are looking for accommodation or tours in Boracay Island:
Restaurants in Boracay
1. Try Pampangan Cuisine
We tried different restaurants in Boracay since we stayed a couple of weeks on the island. Our local carinderia was from Pampanga, so we ate like we were at home: Angeles City. They offered delicious food for affordable prices 50-60 PHP. They were really nice people and we enjoyed most of the meals there. Check them out!
2. Fresco Restaurant
They serve Filipino Food and their restaurant has sea views. The restaurant is located at Discovery Shores Boracay in Station 1. We loved the food, the service and of course, the sea views. It’s a perfect place for the sunset!
3. Indigo Restaurant
One of our favorite choices in Boracay Island for Western food and drinks. It’s a perfect spot for dinner listening to the waves because the area is quiet and calm. Prices are starting from 200-500 PHP per dish just in front of the sea in Discovery Shores Boracay. It’s one of the restaurants in Boracay with seaviews.
4. Food and Wine Tasting in Boracay
We were invited to a food tasting event in Boracay. It was amazing to try their food. The meat was delicious and well cooked. The wine was great and we had so much fun meeting new friends. We had so much fun and we were so lucky to get invited. We only had to fill the survey and give our feedback! Plus we got some meat takeaway to share with more people.
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5. French Toasts
As there are many foreigners in Boracay Island one of the most popular breakfasts is French toasts. We have to say this is Rachel’s favorite breakfast. She loves them! It’s usually included for breakfast if you stay in a mid budget or luxury hotel
6. Pancakes
Pancakes are popular for Filipinos and Western people. It’s a perfect way to start your day and it’s served in most of the hotels and restaurants in Boracay Island. It’s usually included for breakfast if you stay in a mid budget or luxury hotel.
7. Tapsilog Breakfast
The most popular Boracay food for breakfast. It’s served everywhere. Steam rice with fried egg and you can add hot dog, sausage, chorizo and a few different more options. There are local restaurants especially in Station 2 and 3 offering this breakfast starting from 80-150 PHP.
8. Eat Budget Meals
If you are looking for budget meals around D Mall, there are a few local restaurants where you will have a great dinner or lunch for an affordable price. Our favorites were Inasal Chicken always crowded and Androik. In both of these restaurants, you can have dinner starting from 100-150 PHP.
9. Chicken Inasal
A popular Filipino franchise where the most popular dishes are chicken with unlimited rice. It costs 100-120 PHP. It was always a big line to get inside. Ruben’s favorite anytime where to eat in Boracay Island.
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10. Seafood Restaurants in Boracay
Obviously seafood is a must to try in Boracay food. Crabs, prawns, lobster and more fishes you will find in the restaurants. So delicious! Prices starts are from 100 PHP to 300 PHP depending on the place that you choose and the side dishes.
11. Ruf Resto Restaurant
Our favorite place for dinner was The Ruf Resto on the rooftop of Ferra Hotel. Located well inside Boracay and farther from the bars and restaurants, it’s actually a few minutes walk from Bulabog Beach and the White Beach.
The ambiance is perfect, and if you actually visit at the right moment, you’re actually eating with the amazing views of the sunset. There is a daily theme for music, and you can enjoy dining in tables or couches, whatever you’re feeling on that day.
The food was exquisite, Asian fusion, so we were actually able to enjoy Chicken Satay, Pork, Nasi Goreng with the rest of the local choices. Big portions, and very delicious. We tried different options, Malay, Indonesian, Thai and of course Filipino dishes. Also, there are nice cocktails to start the night. Rachel’s first mojito (and surprisingly, non-alcoholic, ha!)
12. Romantic Dinner
If you are traveling as a couple, or lucky enough to meet someone special in the island, you can’t miss a romantic dinner by the beach. We had dinner under the palm trees and the twinkling stars, with our feet touching the sand, while hearing the nearby waves of the sea! Perfect surroundings for an evening of sumptuous food and excellent conversation. Not a moment to miss!
Nowdays since the reopening in Boracay Island isn’t allowed anymore but you can stay close in the restaurants enjoying the view but not in the sand anymore.
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13. Chinese food
Can’t really separate food with travel! During our first few days of stay in the island, we had an amazing Chinese lunch. Rachel and I are fond of Chinese cuisine all the time. We enjoyed noodle soups, desserts, rice and authentic Chinese dishes.
The Chinese decoration is also very inviting, something they really know how to do, what with all their beliefs surrounding design and architecture. Loved the Chinese food in Wang Shan Lo Restaurant. Highly recommended!
14. Jollibee and Mcdonalds
Yes Jollibee and Mcdonals are also in Boracay. If you are traveling with kids sometimes you can’t avoid them. Well they serve ice creams, burguers, spaguethis rice, fried chicken and French fries mostly. Prices per meal can go around 100 PHP per person depending on your order.
15. Chowking
It’s open anytime and we love it Chinese food. Chowking is one of our favorite at home. And also when we traveling around the Philippines. Dumplings, siomai, tofu and the soups are our favorite to eat there. Prices are affordable 70-150 PHP. And you can always find open.
16. Coffee
For those days that we have to work having coffee with a view of the White Beach was our favorite. In Boracay Island apart from beautiful place the internet connection works great!
17. Red Horse Vs Pilsen San Miguel
A perfect time to relax and enjoying cold beer before dinner or partying! Which one is your favorite one San Miguel or Red Horse?
18. Enjoying Happy Hour in Boracay
Walking around the beach you will see many bars offering long Happy Hours can be from the noon until 8 pm. It’s perfect to refresh yourself and enjoy! You have to look for those Happy Hours during the sunset! Especially for us since we were bringing our little one during this trip we didn’t party hard.
Street Food in Boracay Island
If you are walking around the beach during the day. You can’t miss these refreshments:
19. Buko
The weather is so hot in Boracay Island and as street food the king is the Buko for sure. Prices are starting from 60-100 PHP depending on the station that you buy them. As you know things are cheaper in Station 3 than Station 2 and 1.
20. Taho
In the mornings you will see street sellers around Boracay carrying in their shoulders a big pot. Taho is a sweet food made from fresh soft tofu and sago pearl. This snack costs 30 PHP in Boracay.
It’s the most popular dessert in the Philippines. The ingredients are kidney beans, sugar palm, coconut, ice cream, purple yam and evaporated milk. Prices are less than $1 USD.
22. Ice Cream
There are delicious ice crams starting from 20-150 PHP and you can find them almost everywhere.
23. Barbecue
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Another famous street food in the Philippines is barbecue. It can be pork barbecue or chicken barbecue. You can find them in street food stalls offering different charcoal grilled meat and internal organs of pig and chicken. You can buy pork barbecue in the Philippines for as low as PHP 10!
How about you did we miss Boracay food? Will you be adding more places where to eat in Boracay? Which one of the restaurants in Boracay of the list you would love to try?
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