Bacoor Restaurants

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Despite the name, and though it does serve good pasta, this is not an Italian restaurant. Managed by three sisters surnamed Conti, the restaurant features an eclectic mix of Filipino, European (the lengua estofada and calamari... more

Tokyo Tokyo offers Japanese food targeted at the young generation. Modern dining chairs and fixtures in red and white are complemented by a characteristically Japanese decor. Set lunches consist of one course, rice and drink. S... more

At Harbor View, you get the sensation, that you are on a cruise on Manila Bay, but the restaurant actually sits on a jetty. From here you enjoy a marvelous view of the bay and Roxas Boulevard. The nilasing na hipon (deep-fried... more

Found in its original location opposite the Cultural Center of the Philippines (with a newer branch in Ayala Center), Furusato Japanese Restaurant is frequented by business executives, tourists and politicians, whose animated... more

Take a breather from work and dine with a beautiful view of the Makati skyline from Top of the Citi. Simply styled for casual dining, this restaurant is patronized mainly by executives from Citibank and nearby offices. On the m... more

Named after a major port city in southern Philippines, Zamboanga is best known for seafood dishes. It is also one of the few places in Manila where foreign visitors can enjoy a cultural show with their dinner. The restaurant is... more

Guernica's evokes the sunny Spain of bullfights and flamenco. An arched doorway leads into a spacious dining area with large windows framed by wrought iron grills. In the evening, a trio of musicians may wander to your table, g... more

Frequented by upmarket patrons from nearby business and residential areas, Stonegrill offers an alternative culinary experience. Diners grill their choice of meat (trimmed of fat) or fish on a heated stone and without cooking o... more

There was a time when The Aristocrat was a household word for eating out in Manila. As befits a restaurant that has been synonymous with Filipino food, the décor revolves around a native motif, while the menu brings you the joy... more