Sagada: Where to Eat?
After an hour long hike to Bomod-Ok Falls or touring and sightseeing around the Echo Valley, or an extraordinary caving experience in Lumiang and Sumaguing caves, time to reward yourself a good meal. Here are some food establishments that you can try in Sagada.
The restaurant is located upstairs on the second floor, which also have a balcony. They offer American and traditional dishes, sandwiches, steaks as well as vegetarian dishes. They cooked their food in a very homey style and have a big serving for each plate.
A Korean restaurant and bar with a reggae vibe. Restaurant walls are filled with recycled displays like empty bottles and bottle caps. They have a wall where you can write something. Besides Korean dishes, they also serve Filipino dishes. We didn't try the Korean dishes since it will take a while to prepare so we ordered something easy to cook. The food tastes average. The place is perfect to chill out and have some drinks.
We haven't tried their specialty which I read is sandwiches and subs since we were leaving soon so we just ordered what is already cooked. Their breads is also a must try here.
Aside from yogurt, they also serve rice meals, sandwiches, and salads. The place has a nice ambiance. It's a 2-storey house with a balcony, but still it's always crowded. You'll also need patience while waiting for your food. The food was great, but their yogurt was just okay.
Your Sagada trip won't be complete if you didn't try this place. This place is popular, of course, because of its lemon pie. But aside from lemon pies, they also serve rice meals and other desserts like egg pies and seasonal fruit pies. The place has a nice wooden interior that makes you feel you're inside a cabin. A must try here also is the lemon tea. Btw, if you are ordering a whole pie, you need to reserve it a day before.
Recently opened in 2013, Sagada brew serves excellent coffee. The place is not that big but has a cozy ambiance. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. You will just need to wait to be seated since this place is always jam-packed. The food is great and it's worth the wait. They also sell coffee beans, cakes, and cookies.
If you're looking for a buffet, then here's the place you can go. Log Cabin has a Saturday night buffet (yes, Saturday night only) that starts around 7 pm until 10 pm. For 500 PhP, you can have different types of dishes. Just make sure you make a reservation ( +63 915 671 7949) or you will have to wait to be seated. The restaurant has a cozy log cabin ambiance. The place has a lot of antique decorations, candles on the table and a nice fireplace. The food and service were great. It's really a must try restaurant in Sagada.
That is just a few of the food places you can try in Sagada. There are several others that I haven't tried yet, but hope this gives you an idea where to eat in Sagada. You may also check out my travel guide for tourist spots and places to stay in Sagada. Thanks for reading!
Salt & Pepper Diner
- Location: 2619 Sagada South Road. Besides SAGGAS' (Sagada Genuine Guides Association) office
- Restaurant Hours: 6:30 am - 10:00 pm
- Price Range: PhP 90 - 200
- Personal Rating: 4/5
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| Stir Fried Veggies with Rice |
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| Rosemary Inutom |
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| Lemon Pie |
Kimchi Bar & Restaurant
- Location: Sagada South Road
- Price Range: PhP 150 - 300
- Personal Rating: 3/5
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| Bottle caps and cigarette boxes |
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| Fast order, Chicken Curry |
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| Pork Adobo |
Masferré Restaurant
- Location: Sagada South Road
- Price Range: PhP 100 - 200
- Personal Rating: 3.5/5
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| Spam, egg and Melon breakfast |
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| Their breads |
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| Pretzel and chocolate bread |
YOGHURT HOUSE
- Location: Sagada South Road, near Yellow House Inn
- Restaurant Hours: 8:00 am – 8:30 pm
- Price Range: PhP 90 - 200
- Personal Rating: 4/5
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| Soup of the day: Corn soup |
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| Roasted eggplant in basil pasta |
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| Chicken cashew favorite |
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| Fruits in Season Yoghurt |
Sagada Lemon Pie House
- Location: Sagada South Road, 5-7 minute walk from Yoghurt House
- Restaurant Hours: 6:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Price Range: PhP 25 - 200
- Personal Rating: 4/5
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| Cozy cabin feel |
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| Onion and cheese omelete with longainsa |
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| Lemon tea and pie |
Sagada Brew
- Restaurant Hours: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
- Price Range: PhP 100 - 200
- Personal Rating: 4.5/5
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| Peppermint chocolate |
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| Coffee |
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| Longanisa with egg and mountain rice |
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| Corned beef with mountain rice |
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| Forgot the name of this cake, but it's really good |
Log Cabin
- Location: Sagada West Road, near Ganduyan Museum
- Restaurant Hours: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm (Mon-Fri) / 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm (Sat) / 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm (Sun)
- Price Range: PhP 150 - 500
- Personal Rating: 4.5/5
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| Menu |
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| Restaurant interior |
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| Our very accommodating and friendly waiter |
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| Veggies |
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| Carrot bread |
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| Chicken stuffed with something |
That is just a few of the food places you can try in Sagada. There are several others that I haven't tried yet, but hope this gives you an idea where to eat in Sagada. You may also check out my travel guide for tourist spots and places to stay in Sagada. Thanks for reading!
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| Cheers from Sagada! |
