6. Immaculate Concepcion
Visit a church that started since 1872 and revel in its architecture. Over a century old, Puerto Princesa has been doing a great job maintaining and preserving this beautiful landmark.
7. Plaza Cuartel
This is just across Immaculate Concepcion church and reeks of rich history. 150 American POWs were burned by Japanese soldiers in World War II here. This is also beside the ocean where some were able to escape and even survived to live to tell the tragic story.
8. Kalui Restaurant
You go here for both the food and the ambiance. Make sure you call in beforehand for a reservation because this place is always packed. Just walking in (you have to leave your shoes in the front) you instantly bask in the details and knick knacks of decoration around. What a feast for the eyes! As a wedding photographer, I loved the details and had so much fun capturing the interiors in Kalui.
The food was equally superb as well and service was fast. Kalui presents their food remarkably too. We had the Kaluti Special of the Day set – PhP 435 good for 2 already.
Fish Roll in Coco Cream – the flavors & texture are crazy! Must try.
Fish Steak.
Prawns in Butter.
Seaweed (Lato).
Fruits.
I loved this place. Also how relaxed the whole dining experience was. I gotta attest to how clean & shiny the floors are because you get to dine barefoot!
To make a reservation contact them here : (048) 433 2580 | +63 928 753 9621 | online@kaluirestaurant.com
CONTINUE READING for your major reason to be here in Puerto Princesa.
Serving ng Lato ang mahal nabili namin sa Coron 10pesos isang tumpok boatman na nag prepare we’ve been there last week.
The food servings are very small. It is not enough to satisfy one’s craving for food after all those activities.
informative, thank you,,it’s more fun in the Philippines 🙂
AMAZING PHOTOS! love this post!