Welcome to Siargao, where food is just as much of an attraction as the stunning scenery. From local Filipino favorites and fresh seafood to international cuisine, specialty coffee, and sweet treats, the island has plenty to offer every kind of foodie.
Here are some of our favorite spots to add to your Siargao food itinerary!
JT’s Manukan Siargao @jtsmanukan.siargao
Craving Filipino comfort food? JT’s Manukan is a go-to spot for authentic Filipino flavors and, of course, their signature grilled Chicken Inasal. Marinated and grilled over hot coals, it’s a satisfying meal for anyone craving a taste of home.
Looking for good food and chill beach vibes? Head to LOKA on Cloud 9 Beach for pizza, burgers, pasta, sandwiches, shakes, and cocktails. It’s a great spot to enjoy a meal before or after a day by the beach.
Kanin Baboy @kaninbaboysiargao
For hearty Filipino flavors, Kanin Baboy is a must-try. Known for its crispy lechon and other Filipino favorites, don’t miss their Kanin Baboy Special—a satisfying combination of lechon, pork BBQ, rice, and their signature flavors.
Las Barricas @lasbarricassiargao
Experience a taste of Spain at Las Barricas Siargao. From tapas and tacos to Spanish-inspired favorites and their irresistible tres leches, it’s a great choice for a fun dinner with friends. Reservations are recommended, especially during busy nights.
Cev: Ceviche and Kinilaw Shack @cevsiargao
Seafood lovers shouldn’t miss CEV. Located along Tourism Road in Catangnan, this cozy spot specializes in fresh ceviche and kinilaw dishes with a creative twist. And if you have room for dessert, don’t skip their Twix bar!
Jorene’s @joreneshomemadeicecream
For budget-friendly Filipino desserts, Jorene’s is a local favorite. Stop by for their famous halo-halo and other sweet treats—or grab one of their affordable burgers for a quick bite.
Kurvada Siargao @kurvadasiargao
Craving Filipino home-cooked goodness without breaking the bank? Kurvada Siargao serves delicious dishes carinderia-style and has become a favorite for hearty, affordable meals. They’ve also expanded, giving even more diners a chance to enjoy their Filipino comfort food!
White Beard Coffee @whitebeardcoffee
Start your day with a good cup of coffee at White Beard Coffee, one of Siargao’s favorite spots for specialty coffee and breakfast. They now have three locations on the island, making it even easier to grab your coffee, silog, French toast, waffles, and other breakfast favorites.
Happy Islanders Surf Shop and Cafe @happyislanders.surfclub
Happy Islanders has long been a favorite for rice bowls, smoothie bowls, refreshing juices, and laid-back surf vibes. They’re currently moving to a new location, so make sure to check their social media pages for the latest updates on where to find them next!
Experience a delicious mix of Hawaiian and Filipino flavors at Haole in Sta. Fe. Their baked scallops, fried garlic chicken, and Gino’s crispy sisig are just a few reasons this spot is worth the trip.
Satisfy your Singaporean food cravings at Siargao Hawker. From laksa and Hainanese chicken rice to other comforting Singaporean favorites, it’s a great dinner stop when you’re craving something different on the island.
More Siargao Eats to Try
Siargao’s food scene continues to grow, and there are always more spots worth adding to your foodie itinerary. Here are a few more places to check out on your next visit!
Meraki Bakery
Heading up north? Make a stop at Meraki Bakery and Coffee near Pacifico. Known for its freshly baked pastries, sourdough, breads, and coffee, it’s the perfect place to slow down and enjoy a sweet treat during your Siargao road trip.
Alma
For a more elevated dining experience, head to Alma in General Luna. This Spanish-inspired restaurant combines Mediterranean flavors with fresh local ingredients, offering everything from tapas and seafood to beautifully prepared Spanish dishes.
Amia’s Pizza
Pizza lovers, this one’s for you! Amia’s Pizza in General Luna serves freshly made pizzas alongside pasta, coffee, and sweet treats. It’s an easy choice for a casual lunch or dinner on the island.
Kanto Kakanin
For a taste of Filipino comfort food and traditional kakanin, Kanto Kakanin is worth adding to your list. Stop by to enjoy local rice cakes and Filipino favorites that make for a delicious snack or sweet treat.
Amon IAO
Amon IAO is another spot to add to your Siargao foodie itinerary. With its relaxed island atmosphere and thoughtfully prepared dishes, it’s a great place to slow down and enjoy a good meal during your stay.
Om Shanti
For flavorful Indian cuisine on the island, check out Om Shanti. From comforting curries to other Indian favorites, it’s a great choice when you’re craving something rich, flavorful, and different from the usual island fare.
amore.
Located at Kalinaw Resort, amore. is a lovely choice for an Italian-inspired meal. Enjoy pizza, pasta, and other comforting dishes in a relaxed setting—perfect for a casual dinner or a special evening out. Recent local guides continue to list it as a notable dinner option in General Luna.
So, the next time you plan a trip to Siargao, make sure to explore the island’s ever-growing food scene. From Filipino favorites and fresh seafood to Spanish, Indian, Italian, and other international flavors, there’s something for every palate.
Come hungry, explore beyond your usual favorites, and enjoy all the delicious flavors Siargao has to offer!
Source: Images, schedules, and descriptions of establishments mentioned were sourced from the establishments’ social media pages. While we make every effort to ensure that the information we share is accurate, we welcome any feedback, suggestions, or correction of errors. Please contact us at @diwasiargao.
