Mabuhay! PSA to all tourists from across the world: This article will be your best friend when you visit one the most beautiful tropical countries with delicious cuisine– the Philippines. Don’t forget to bookmark this site for your future reference! 
Locavore
Start your foodie journey with Locavore, a well-loved restaurant that brings nostalgic Filipino comfort food into the modern age. Think pakwan salad, inasalitos, and pusit kare-kare. It's perfect for first-timers who want a playful yet authentic experience.
Locavore
Price range: Php 350–Php 750 (main courses) 
Branches: S’ Maison, Eastwood, Greenhills, Kapitolyo, BGC, Estancia
Abé 
Source: InstagramAbé celebrates the culinary excellence of Pampanga, often called the food capital of the Philippines. Known for its flavorful dishes like sinigang na boneless bangus and cocido, Abé is ideal for travelers who want traditional fare in a cozy, family-friendly setting.
Abé
Price range: Php 400–Php 900 (main courses)
Branches: BGC, SM City Megamall, SM City Mall of Asia, TriNoma, Solaire, Gateway
Lunes Everyday Dining
Source: FacebookThis chic Filipino bistro in Makati offers a refreshing twist to food, serving delicious dishes like beef short rib sinigang and grilled pampano in a sleek and cozy space. Great for laid-back mornings with friends or partners.
Lunes Everyday Dining
Price range: Php 300–Php 700 (main courses)
Branch: 6060 R Palma, Makati
Manam
Source: InstagramManam is a crowd favorite for a reason. Known for its "classic" and "twist" versions of dishes like sisig, sinigang, and pancit, it’s perfect for foreigners who want to taste Filipino flavors in a fun, approachable way.
Manam
Price range: Php 300–Php 900 (main courses)
Branches: Ayala Malls Manila Bay, TriNoma, SM City North EDSA, Glorietta, Ayala Triangle Gardens, Robinsons Magnolia (and many more) 
Lorenzo's Way
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Lorenzo’s Way serves elevated Filipino dishes in an elegant setting, with crowd-pleasers like black pata and bulalo. Don’t skip their desserts which are standouts.
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Price range: Php 260–Php 850 (main courses)
Branches: Greenbelt, BGC
Toyo Eatery
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One of the best fine dining restaurants in the Metro, Toyo Eatery offers a tasting menu rooted in Filipino traditions. Ideal for special occasions or those wanting to see Filipino food at its most artistic and refined. 
Toyo Eatery
Price range: Php 6,500+10% service charge (8 course tasting menu) 
Branch: The Alley at Karrivin, Karrivin Plaza, Chino Roces Ext., Makati
Guevarra’s by Chef Laudico
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A favorite for big groups and family gatherings, Guevarra’s offers an impressive buffet of Filipino dishes in a charming old Filipino house. Expect warm hospitality and plenty of delicious options. 
Guevarra’s by Chef Laudico
Price range: Php 699–Php 899 (buffet per head)
Branch: 387 P. Guevarra St, cor Argonne, San Juan
Bistro Remedios 
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With over 30 years of history, Bistro Remedios is a beloved spot for hearty, soulful dishes like sinigang na bangus na bayabas and kare-kare. It's a must for those craving true Filipino comfort food. 
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Price range: Php 400–Php 900 (main courses)
Branches: Malate, SM City North EDSA
Sentro 1771
Source: FacebookSentro is known for transforming traditional dishes into beautifully plated meals with creative flair. Their sinigang na corned beef and breakfast offerings are a hit with both locals and tourists.
Sentro 1771
Price range: Php 250–Php 1,200 (main courses)
Branches: Capitol Commons, Greenbelt, BGC
Lampara
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Lampara is a contemporary dining spot in Poblacion serving “neo-Filipino” dishes—creative, visually stunning, and bursting with flavor. If you want to experience a stylish take on Filipino food, this is your spot.
Lampara
Price range: Php 520–Php 1,750 (main courses)
Branch: 2/F 5883 Enriquez Street, Poblacion, Makati City
Whether you're into buffets, brunch, or fine dining, these restaurants offer a wide range of flavors and experiences for any tourist wanting to understand Filipino cuisine beyond adobo and lumpia. Add them to your itinerary and taste the Philippines one bite at a time!
