Restaurants in Philippines

Most of the Philippines is safe, but the country’s southern region should be avoided. Travelers should remain vigilant in Metro Manila and Quezon City where foreigners can be targeted as victims of robbery. Also, leave valuables at home, and always keep a low profile.

Filipino cuisine is one of the most diverse in the world. Because of its colonial past, it has influences from the west as much as it has oriental roots. However, the cuisine is meat-heavy, and vegetarian or vegan guests traveling outside major cities may find it hard to look for restaurants that provide vegetarian or vegan options.

Yes. Budget travelers often choose the Philippines over nearby destinations, like Thailand, because of its cost-effective accommodations (and equally stunning beaches). A mid-range hotel can be booked for as little as $35 per night, while a more high-end option might only set you back $100 per night.