Food tripping in Boracay
After showering and resting, my husband and I went for a walk on the beach. The girls wouldn’t get out of bed and we didn’t persist in waking them up. At around 4.00 p.m., we were out of the hotel. We figured we had enough time to wander leisurely, check out the action, have merienda and take photos before sunset.
In Boracay, you just have to walk along White Beach to survey the food. Look, look closer, check the available varieties then choose.
Grilled seafood is the most popular. These large clams and oysters looked enticing.
There are plenty of barbecue stalls. Some offer varieties of seafood; others have seafood, pork, chicken and the usual hotdogs. I noticed though that pork ears and isaw (intestines) weren’t popular items in Boracay. Not popular with foreigners, I suppose. Balut vendors were a-plenty though.
Boracay offers local and international cuisines. At least three establishments along White Beach sell fancy crepes a la Crazy Crepes. One of them, Rock and Roll Crepes, named their crepes after famous rock artists.
But it wasn’t only in stalls and restaurants that food could be found. These men were transporting live lobsters in an ice chest. They even accommodated us by lifting the cover to allow us to take photos.
We didn’t just walk and take photos, of course. We did have our afternoon snack. Click on the link to page 3 to find out where.
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I had a nightmare with Sunset Turo-Turo. We had lunch the first day at 2 pm because that was the only time we arrived, but when the orders arrived it appeared that they weren’t able to take my order and only prepared one of 2 dishes we ordered. What’s bad is, it took them 20 minutes the first time. I wasn’t about to wait for another 20 minutes seething at the stupid waiter. I ended up having lunch alone at La Carmela de Boracay hotel’s restaurant.
I really like the pictures you took Connie. I may not have been to Boracay but its nice to see it through pictures only.
When we went to Boracay last year, my friends and I were looking for a quick dinner. We went over to Goodah! for a tapa fix. All hopes for getting a quick dinner were dashed when the server repeatedly told us to wait for her to finish serving the other table before taking our orders. It took 25 minutes before our orders were taken and around 15 minutes more to serve it. Goodah Boracay is super slooooow
the pictures looks great, and mouthwatering! nakakagutom! i’m still hoping that the next time we go back home, we’ll be able to visit boracay, although, it’s getting over populated, i’d still like to experience it!
Connie: awesome pictures! i have been in NYC for a while, and looking at these pictures made me a bit homesick. you guys REALLY eat well, i must say!
Hey Jude! lol. i go to that bar every single night whenever I’m in Boracay. just looking at your wonderful photos made me miss Boracay even more.
you are making me hungry, even though i’m sick today.no appetite here and i’m losing weight.
i was going to the philippines but nobody wants to go with me.i love grilled squid…..
I love your site. I never miss a day without logging in. It makes me drool all the time and gives me a big appetite. I usually log in before i prepare dinner and gives me ideas on what to do. More power!
Hi Ms. Connie,
I’m coming home in May and going to Boracay for the first time. Thanks for sharing all this information. I heard about the talipapa but was not keen on it at first, but now I’m actually looking forward to eating there. Have you tried the Crab House and McSandro?
hi ms. connie! hmmm i just wanna ask how do you put your name in your photos? i think they are called ‘water mark’ if im right coz i too take pictures, the type you guys take. i also wanna post them on some site but before i do i want to put my signature in it.
and also i admire your site! it is exactly the type i wanna have! unfortunately i have no means….. so really i love your site! as im a frustrated food photographer and stylist…. kudos!
Adobe Photoshop or GIMP, Kath.