Kuya's At The Fort / Jed & Julian's

You should have a local guide to take you there, as it's not easily accessible to tourists. But despite that, dining at this restaurant was a phenomenal experience of Filipino cuisine. The dishes were incredibly healthy and delicious, making it hard to believe they were even possible.

We were treated like royalty during our recent family dinner at this restaurant. The staff went above and beyond to make us feel special. However, we were extremely disappointed by the burnt and inedible food that was served. We will not be returning to this establishment.

The local cuisine at this restaurant is delicious, with dishes like roast pork, meat soup, and mongo juice. The names of the dishes are not always clear on the menu, so it's best to confirm with the waiter before ordering.

Great resto in bayani street with local favorites. you can bring your strange friends here to try crispy pata, kare2 and laing. they also have a full bar to go with their delicious appetizers.

That’s what their signage says. And it’s true. They do have a very wide range of cuisines other than Filipino, from Italian to American and other European dishes. We had the lumpiang hubad, bacalao, chicken Inasal, Pancit canton and bagoong rice with dilis. They were...all done well and service was swift. It’s not cheap but good value for money.