Hot spring resorts, grand festivals, tourist destinations, and cultural heritages are the famous attractions in Laguna. However, with the existence of well-liked restaurants of a community in Laguna is the very reason for guests coming back.
Are you planning to go on a road trip with your family and friends? If you’ve got the time and energy to spare, take a day trip out to Laguna and see what feasts you can partake. Here are our top choices for restaurants worth checking out in Laguna.
Ippon Yari is a Japanese restaurant located at the 2nd floor Piazza Building, Santa Rosa Estate, Santa Rosa-Tagaytay Road. Satisfy our Japanese food cravings and feel a traditional Japanese dining experience at a low price.
It was the year 1996 when Ippon Yari started as a small ramen shop on Makati. The owners were not satisfied just with noodles, so they decided to open l branches in Laguna, Batangas, and Cavite, with a more extensive menu that will serve both local and Japanese customers.
In Ippon Yari, you can order more than 300 Japanese dishes on the menu and more than hundreds of menu items that are available on a special menu on certain occasions. The restaurant is run by a Japanese owner who supervises highly skilled local Chefs ' preparation of the meals. If you want a quick trip to Japan trip, seek out Ippon Yari. With two branches in Laguna, one in Calamba and the second one is in Sta. Rosa City, they also accept reservations. Ippon Yari aims to serve only the most original and well-prepared Nihon-ryouri dishes. They specialize in their unique mixes of ramen, sushi, tonkatsu and katsudon as well as their tasty fried foods.
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Kanin Club is a Modern Filipino type restaurant and was once the hidden gem of Paseo de Santa Rosa, in the province of Laguna. Eventually, its popularity soared thanks to strong word of mouth, and this restaurant has since seen expansion to Metro Manila, particularly with its branches in Quezon City, Mandaluyong, and Makati.
The interior design of the Kanin Club appears like a Filipino home. From the tables and chairs that made up in dark-stained woods, walls that covered with big mirrors and are framed with capiz windows that give an illusion of looking out of the window and lights to provide the restaurant with a view of an old-style glow.
Kanin Club is a place where you can experience real deal Pinoy food without all the frills and fuss. Kanin Club still frequently packed, and people always line up for the original menu like Sigarilyas Express, Crispy dinuguan, Crispy Liempo appetizers, Green Mango, and Bagoong, and Nilagang Tadyang ng Baka. They accept reservations, but only for dinner while lunch guests are walk-ins only.
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Imagine sitting inside a nipa hut floating serenely on a giant pond. Picture yourself happily digging into your meal while a band serenades you and your loved ones. Sounds good? Make it a reality by dropping by Kamayan sa Palaisdaan. The Kamayan sa Palaisdaan sa Bay in Laguna is a floating restaurant—which means you eat in cozy Kubo huts that are “floating” on the water of the bay.
The fishes caught on the pond upon ordering that’s just beneath you, so no more worries about food which probably stored for days. There’s nothing like eating an ample spread of fresh food while appreciating the ambiance of sitting by the still waters. Kamayan sa Palaisdaan is also a great place to take kids, as there are numerous fish ponds to wonder at while waiting for the food to arrive.
Kamayan at Palaisdaan Resto Resort in Bay, Laguna, also offering accommodation in air-conditioned rooms. This place offers a 24-hour reception and guests are welcome to take a dip on their outdoor pools or dine on its nipa hut restaurants. There is also a play area for children, free Wi-fi access, and free private parking for visitors.
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Travel back in time and experience heritage dining in Sulyap Gallery Cafe and Restaurant in San Pablo, Laguna. The restaurant is an ancestral house that transported from Tiaong, Quezon, and was restored piece by piece in San Pablo, Laguna. Inside the property are the Casa Obando, Casa Alitagtag, Casa Del Remedio, and Casa San Juan. There are also restaurants, an art gallery, a swimming pool, and four houses are on sale. It is ample by different antiques, brandy barrels, and other historical finds.
Visit Sulyap Gallery Cafe and Restaurant and taste their best-selling Southern Tagalog dishes like Kulawong Puso ng Saging, with its smoked flavor coconut milk, and the deep-fried Lechon Kawali, with their traditional grilled liver sauce. Sulyap will genuinely give you the best the old world has to offer. It’s like dining as the Spanish elite.
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The Morning After is a trendy breakfast restaurant that serves classic and well-loved dishes from all over the world with a rustic flair and can satisfy your breakfast cravings any time of the day and located at Solenad 3 in Nuvali.
Once you enter the place, you will be welcome by its cozy indoor garden vibe. The vertical gardens on the walls, birdcage-like chandeliers, and minimalist windows will instantly make anyone feel relaxed. Every plate is pack with familiar flavors like Blueberry pancakes, Crispy chicken fingers, and waffles, Quattro Formaggio Pizza, Breakfast pizza with lots of ham, and Longganisa Burger.
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Nonna’s Pasta and Pizzeria in Ground Floor, Building G, Solenad 3, Nuvali, Don Jose, Santa Rosa is the quirky sister of Mama Lou’s, serving homemade Italian pasta and pizzas. The sister restaurant, although a bit different, carries the same love for creating freshly handmade dishes with a mix of both traditional and reinvented.
Nonna’s Pasta and Pizzeria serves the kind of authentic, rustic Italian food that can make anyone feel warm and restful on the inside with one bite. This snug yet glowing restaurant takes you to a Tuscany vibe home, giving you perfect Italian dining experience.
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Arabela is known as the best Italian restaurant in the area. Arabela named after the two daughters of Bobby and Antonnette Camello, Ara and Bela. It started in 2002 as nothing more than two tables in front of their shoe store along Gat Tayaw St.
The family-owned resto with its low ceilings and soft lighting has a warm, homey ambience that’s conducive for lingering over a slice of chocolate ganache cake and some piping hot coffee. Today, Arabela is Liliw’s only Italian restaurant. It now sits 50 people and serves some of the best pasta, steak, and pizza you can find in Liliw.
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If you are going to Pagsanjan Falls or Lake Caliraya, be sure to stop by Ted’s Kitchen. Ted’s Kitchen located along the Sta. Cruz National Highway, the restaurant, with its masterfully crafted signages, walls, and furniture that evokes the countryside vibe, is hard to miss.
Ted’s Kitchen is known for burgers, steaks, and all-day breakfast meals. Remember to leave room for their pastries—you wouldn’t want to be too full for their cream-filled, pistachio-dipped cannolis. Restaurants also have a beautiful space for kids, where the little ones can play.
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Bonitos is a bar and restaurant located in Los Baños and started as a school project back in 2004, as a requirement for management school. The town favourite offers its customers a mix of delights ranging from popular Pinoy dishes to Asian cuisine and Italian cuisine. They also serve grilled food, salads, and burgers.
Step by step, the menu is also incorporating more American dishes into their fold, including juicy ribs and hamburgers. A perfect setting to take a large group of friends who can’t comply on what to eat, as their menu is both versatile and mouthwatering to many palates.
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Faustina’s Restaurant is a traditional Filipino bistro named after the owner’s late paternal grandmother Faustina Flores-Habito and located in Lola J Building, 10278 Ruby Street, Los Banos Subdivision, Los Banos.
Faustina’s Restaurant was built in a contemporary, low-rise establishment that exudes a traditional Filipino restaurant ambience. When you get there, you will be welcoming with a warm interior that speaks volumes about the brand’s story of love. Tempting and mouthwatering food is the very reason for diners for stopping by.
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There are a lot of things to do and attractive places to see in Laguna. A long list can be made for all the beautiful sites to see here. However, with the existence of well-liked restaurants of a community in Laguna is the very reason for guests coming back. Vacationers will enjoy going here because there are a lot of restaurants that are unique and offers the best ambience and food.
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