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Boracay Restaurants by Cuisine

• African
• American
• Asian
• Bakery
• Barbecue
• British
• Café
• Cajun & Creole
• Caribbean
• Chinese

• Hama Japanese Restaurant
  "Surprising find on an island!"
  "Who would have thought that we would find an authentic, terrific Japanese restaurant in the middle of a flea market in the middle of an island? Well, we did! Hama was a most pleasant discovery! Its simple but clean ambiance belies the cuisine. They will notnserve anything not fresh, even if it is on..." the menu. Price is a but high, especially since it is surrounded by ma y cheaper restaurants. If you're in Boracay and have a craving for Japanese food, hike over to Hama and be wo derfully surprised! " More >
• D'Talipapa
  "Skip the hotel restaurant, come here instead!"
  "Its an outdoor seafood market between stations 1 and 2. What to do here: Buy your seafood from the fresh seafood stalls. And then have them take it to one of the full-service cooking restaurants next door to have them cook it for you the way you want it for a small price Tip when buying your sea..."food: Walk around the entire thing once before you make a decision. This way you can tell which stalls have what. They have a good variety of fresh seafood. Note the pricing on the their boards. Tip when getting your seafood cooked: We always opt for grilled with lemon garlic on prawns/shrimp/lobsters. It mot definitely the best combo! They sell local beers at the restos too. BE SURE to take wet naps with you - napkins at the restos tend to be 1-ply and can get frustrating when peeling all the seafood. Cost of seafood: Definitely cheaper than restaurants on the beach or at the hotel. " More >
• Lemon Cafe
  "Wonderful"
  "I had been advised to go and try lemon cafe,the recommendation did not disappoint ,everything about the place was perfect foo,staff,and the best coffee on boracay,do your selvs a favour and check it out"