I have nothing against batchoy, I just personally don't crave for it and my sister, too. In our recent trip to Iloilo we tried all sort of food we feel like trying. I didn't make my own research at all, but good thing my sister have a list that she wanted to try. So we followed her list in our little food trip.
Unfortunately La Paz Batchoy was not on the list, she likes pasta but not so much into Batchoy. However, if you really like batchoy, Netong's Batchoy in La Paz is highly recommended.
Ditse's Food Trip List;
GRILLER'S OYSTER HOUSE
According to Iloilo.net.ph When you say Griller's it is synonymous to Baked Talaba (Baked Oysters). They have probably the cheapest and the most delicious baked Oysters in Iloilo City. It's one of the must-go-to food places in Iloilo City to experience authentic Iloilo dish.
My sister Eunice was frequent here with her co-missionaries. And I love it here too.
MADGE CAFE
Madge Cafe is another must-go-to food place in Iloilo City. They are known for their original blend of coffee. And as a coffee lover myself, this should not be missed. Went here twice during the stay.
The first on was in their kiosk at Smallville, the second one is in their cafe at Atria Iloilo.
PUB EXPRESS
Facebook must have heard my cry, when it suddenly pop into my feed. Pub Express is having their unlimited chicken wings in a Wednesday morning. Eunice was up for it, so we head to Pub Express at Molo to check it out.
As expected it was jam-packed with customers, but we were able to secure our seats and indulge in gastronomic goodness.
PITSTOP
Pitstop is originally from Guimaras Island but they already have a branch in SM Iloilo City - South Promenade. I wasn't able to try this in Guimaras because of a hectic schedule with SFC Pre-icon, good thing I was able to check them out in SM which is just across
Injap Tower Hotel where we were staying.
Now if you love BATCHOY of course don't miss out trying Netong's Batchoy in La Paz. It tastes really good.
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