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Food and Drinks
If you think that several Filipino food have adapted the
Hispanic cuisine, wait till you try any of the dishes served. There is still a
distinctive Spanish taste quite different from Filipino cooking even with the
same type of dish, i.e. paella. Most meat dishes will also be complemented by
Sangria, the red wine. But it’s just for the meal and is not intended for
excessive drinking.
Be careful when food tripping especially if you’re not
really hungry or not dining with a group. If you’d like to try as many dishes
as you can, bear in mind that servings are quite generous.
As for the price, you can definitely have a full meal
with no more than Php 500 unless you order all types of dishes.
Ambiance
The Hispanic vibe within the restaurant is noticeable. It’s
specifically designed to resemble establishments in the Hispanic countries
mentioned. It’s also open so you get a view of passersby outside and other
nearby restaurants.
Service
You won’t miss waitresses in sexy uniform too. I’ve
overheard some of them speak in their local tongue. They depict the typically
amicable and hospitable people of Boracay similar to what I’ve experienced in
888 Seafood Restaurant.
Information
For the menu, location, and other information, visit the
official website of Ole Boracay Restaurant at www.oleinboracay.com.
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