Found this gem on the island. The brick-oven pizza is legit. Had a glass of red with the Bolognese, and it worked. Cozy spot, walls covered in art. A bit on the pricier side, but the drink pairing made it worthwhile.

Perfect for a quick hotel breakfast with the family.

Cozy little spot inside Robinsons Manila. Tried their chicken pesto pasta and a glass of house red. The pasta was nicely al dente, pesto had a good punch of basil. Wine was just okay, a bit simple. Decent for a quick lunch.

The dim sum selection was limited but the food was superb, making it a worthwhile experience despite the wait for orders.

No. 8 of Fine Dining  in Cebu

Nice spot near the waterfalls. The menu is big, but they actually have everything on it. Tried the Pork Kebab Orientale and Chicken Breast Baltimore. Both were juicy and well-seasoned. Portions are good for the price. The booths are really comfy, which I appreciate.

The pho here is on the sweeter side, Saigon style. I like that. It&#39;s a solid choice when I&#39;m craving something reliable. Just a heads up, they only take cash. Had to run to the ATM down the street.

Kayla was super helpful with her recommendations, and she reminded me to order dessert before the kitchen closed.

The kare kare was so good, I couldn&#39;t stop thinking about it. The oxtail was super tender and the peanut sauce had this rich, savory depth. Definitely the star of the meal for me.

As a well-regarded Chinese restaurant, Xin Tian Di excels in Cantonese cuisine. The dim sum and Peking duck are highly recommended, making it worth the premium prices for a sophisticated dining experience.

Prices here are pretty fair for what you get. Portions are generous, and the food is solid. Definitely better value than those places right on the sand.

If you&#39;re looking for a culinary adventure, this restaurant is the place to be! The dishes are beautifully presented, and the flavors are a perfect blend of Peruvian and Japanese influences.

Restaurant in Sheraton Cebu Mactan Resort

No. 4 of Fine Dining  in Cebu

The vegetable lumpia was a pleasant surprise. It had a nice, crisp texture. The mango shake was pretty good too&mdash;thick and not overly sweet. A decent spot for a casual bite.

They had a live singer last night, really talented! Made the whole dinner feel so much more relaxed. Just a nice vibe to have in the background while you eat.

Spicy Kaldereta was my first time trying it here. The beef was really tender, and the sauce had a nice kick without being overwhelming. Portions are big, I couldn&#39;t finish my salad. The Banoffee Pie is a nice ender, not too sweet.

Love that they let us bring our pup! 🐶 We got a spot near the door so he could people-watch. Food arrived super fast and was still piping hot, which was perfect because we were catching up with friends and didn&#39;t want a long wait.

The pimiento bagel was the star. The cream cheese spread was thick and had a really nice tang to it. Went great with their mocha, which was just the right strength.

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