Iconic Baguio fast-casual Chinese-Filipino chain. Massive portions, low prices, open 24/7.
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After-dark food cluster on Harrison Road. Skewers, dumplings, isaw, and the famous strawberry taho.
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Traditional tablea hot chocolate served the old way — whisked with a wooden batirol. Inside Camp John Hay.
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The original heritage Good Taste branch near the top of Session Road — same legendary buttered chicken and massive low-priced platters, old-school diner feel.
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Historic cafe known for native breakfast and locally-sourced meals. The cultural-eatery institution.
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Authentic Italian wood-fired pizza in a converted Quonset hut. House-made pasta. 24-hour breakfast.
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Greek and Mediterranean food on Outlook Drive. Extensive vegetarian section. Great valley view.
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Old-school Cantonese-Filipino restaurant, a Baguio classic since 1962, now on Upper General Luna Road.
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Family chain known for tacos, pan-chicken, and oversized pancakes. Reliable for kids.
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Eat-all-you-can Korean BBQ buffet in a cozy house-turned-restaurant with free hanbok try-on.
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Wood-fired pizza and Italian pasta on Outlook Drive. Family-run with a stone oven.
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Globally-influenced restaurant inside Casa Vallejo. Spanish, Indian, and Filipino dishes share the menu.
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Local craft beer brewery and gastropub. House lagers, IPAs, and bar food. Live music on weekends.
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Hearty American-Italian comfort food in big sharing portions — loaded pizza, lasagna, truffle pasta with kiniing, and crispy fried chicken. Cozy rustic interior; branches on Gibraltar Road and Upper Session Road.
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Third-wave specialty coffee shop set in a lush garden with rustic interiors and signature dirty horchata.
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Vegetarian artist's restaurant atop La Azotea building. Bohemian, art-filled, and 100% meatless.
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Authentic Cordilleran lunches near Tam-Awan Village — pinikpikan, pinuneg, etag rice.
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Homey log-cabin Japanese restaurant serving sushi, sashimi, tempura and rice bowls on Legarda Road.
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Hole-in-the-wall serving slow-cooked beef ribs that fall off the bone. Cash only, seats fill fast.
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Home-grown Filipino restaurant since 1972 at Burnham Park, known for kare-kare, pancit palabok and puto bumbong.
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Famous for its hometown strawberry shortcake. Long lines on weekends. Birthday-cake essential.
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Japanese yakiniku with unlimited grill set served at your table. Tabletop charcoal cooking.
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Old-school Baguio institution since 1957 on Session Road, famous for its mami noodle soup and siopao.
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Old Baguio house turned restaurant. Paella, lengua estofado, salpicao in heritage dining rooms.
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Heritage Filipino restaurant with city views above Session Road. Lengua, kare-kare, and Cordillera-rooted dishes.
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Cantonese dim sum and noodle house on the ground floor of The Orchard Hotel, with a 2-5PM dim sum promo.
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Baguio's longest-running Korean restaurant, known for buffet-style samgyeopsal and ample parking.
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Mediterranean menu paired with on-site Witchcraft craft beer brewery. Brick-oven pizza, wood grill.
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Cordillera coffee specialist. Strong on single-origin Sagada and Itogon beans.
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Fine-dining at The Manor Hotel — Filipino-Continental tasting menu in a colonial-era room.
Reservations recommended
Long-running Spanish-Filipino classic. Tableside Caesar salad, paella negra, salpicado.
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Modern Filipino tasting plates by Chef Waya. The black-pasta palabok is the standout dish.
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Spanish-Filipino dining in a restored American-era house behind Baguio Country Club. Paella Valenciana, wood-fired pandesal, and local craft beer.
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Long-running halal shawarma joint famous for its signature red and white sauces, biryani and samosas.
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Quiet artist-cafe with bookshelves, native coffee, and Cordillera-influenced bites. Garden seating.
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Cozy Japanese ramen house — tonkotsu, miso, and chuka soba bowls, plus single-origin coffee. Tiny seats fill fast.
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Mid-range Italian-American pizza chain. Garlic-parmesan sticks, baked spaghetti, and family combos.
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Highly-rated Indian kitchen in Campo Filipino serving butter chicken, biryani and cheese samosas.
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Big-portion Cantonese banquet dining. Steamed fish, dim sum, and family-style seafood.
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Famous Japanese ramen chain serving customizable Butao tonkotsu bowls, gyoza and karaage.
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SM City Baguio branch of the Korean restaurant — a fast-casual mall setup with an outdoor balcony grilling area.
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Chic boho café on the ground floor of Bloomfield Hotel near SM Baguio — all-day brunch, pasta, specialty coffee, and a weekend breakfast buffet. A laid-back spot to read or work.
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Affordable Mexican-Filipino fusion cantina serving burritos, nachos, fajitas and unlimited sauces.
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Authentic French bakery by Chef Didier Derouet with croissants, pain au chocolat and Benguet-coffee tarts.
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Charcoal-fired brick-oven pizza, fresh pasta, ribs and burgers with an open kitchen on Upper General Luna.
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Open-air alfresco branch of the Pancake House chain at the Ayala Technohub in Camp John Hay — pine views and the cool Baguio breeze.
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Downtown branch of the family-run Italian kitchen — wood-fired pizza and pasta near the central business district, steps from the Victory Liner terminal.
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The BenCab Museum's garden café, named after BenCab's muse. Farm-to-table plates, chicken inasal, Benguet coffee, and duck-pond forest views.
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The reborn Forest House — log-cabin comfort food and crispy bagnet, now in Suello Village.
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Affordable unli-samgyeopsal plus Korean and Chinese classics, with kimchi and grocery items to go.
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SM City Baguio branch of Chaya — a streamlined mall iteration of the Legarda Road Japanese restaurant; walk-in only.
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Specialty coffee roastery and microbakery serving pourovers, espresso and house-roasted Benguet beans.
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Session Road branch of the home-grown Filipino restaurant — a fast-paced spot for breakfast or a quick downtown lunch.
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Kisad Road branch of the French bakery — a smaller, low-key setup for grab-and-go pastries and coffee.
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SM City Baguio outpost of the Camp John Hay tablea-chocolate institution — a quick mall fix for hot tablea and kakanin.
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Pastry and coffee shop at Baguio Country Club with indoor seating and a garden patio overlooking the golf greens.
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