Any good restaurants in PG?
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What cuisine are you interested in?
Wisnu
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Not much choices, I like big apple and tamarind
clgsamson
Koya Kap
The Club Mabuhay restaurant is also good (you'd need lots of patience though to wait on your order to be served)
jonix
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yup toko's is good. el galleon is high on my list as well. there's also this pizza shop in sabang carlo/chip swear by it
shugar
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Tokos (atlantis) - excellent
El Galleon - also excellent, slower service than tokos though... do reco the aussie breakfast (w/c i order the night before so it's ready when i am hehehe)
Club Mabuhay - yeah good food but looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong service... if you're hungry DON'T go there...
Le Bistrot - owned by a french guy (michel)... haven't been there since 99 but i remember the food being EXCELLENT... better than many a place in manila... the shue le creme is to die for... postively orgasmic... sucks they moved beyond capt'n greggs... they used to be near big apple... it's just so far for a lazy bugger to walk to from small lalaguna
but if you do the 15 minute walk it ought to be most worth it...
The Point Bar - not a resto, but PG just isn't the same w/o chugging down a few here
Jag
El Galleon - also excellent, slower service than tokos though... do reco the aussie breakfast (w/c i order the night before so it's ready when i am hehehe)
Club Mabuhay - yeah good food but looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong service... if you're hungry DON'T go there...
Le Bistrot - owned by a french guy (michel)... haven't been there since 99 but i remember the food being EXCELLENT... better than many a place in manila... the shue le creme is to die for... postively orgasmic... sucks they moved beyond capt'n greggs... they used to be near big apple... it's just so far for a lazy bugger to walk to from small lalaguna
but if you do the 15 minute walk it ought to be most worth it...
The Point Bar - not a resto, but PG just isn't the same w/o chugging down a few here
Jag
Tokos? sure, gecko is the menu... nice 
CODMAN
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In small Lalaguna there is teh "full moon "bar/restaurant that is very very good for the price! They are very nice also. There is also a great grilled meat/seafood place ( I forget the name) along the beach on your way to small lalaguna. They always expose their fish for you to choose. It's a bit pricier, but the fish/seafood is always great and fresh.
I personally tried to eat more locally when possible. Try the coconut fish from one of the food stands. It's cheat and really good. So is the fried eggplant. And who can resist Tap-si-Long(sorry for the spelling!:doh2 for breakfast before a dive...
There is lots to choose from! Don't be affraid to try different places!
I personally tried to eat more locally when possible. Try the coconut fish from one of the food stands. It's cheat and really good. So is the fried eggplant. And who can resist Tap-si-Long(sorry for the spelling!:doh2
for breakfast before a dive...There is lots to choose from! Don't be affraid to try different places!
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