Islas Pinas

datedream

Foodie

9.0

This place is perfect for outing with family, friends and relatives.There's a lot of spot to choose from where you can take instagrammable pictures. You need to acquire a gate pass card which is for free. You can buy souvenirs too. They have variety of restaurant ro dine in. SEE PHOTOS for i stagram worthy pics.

meringuemarvel

Foodie

8.6

Hi guys, if you're looking for a place to eat, with a Filipino Cultural vibe. This is the place to be. Their food ranges from ₱100-₱200+ ($2-$5) they serve not only dish but also Filipino street foods and other delicacy like halo-halo! There is an souvenir store if you want to buy. It's a little bit pricey. The place is also insta friendly. In the entrance you will be given a card and be sure to take care of that, cause it will cost you everything! (Just kidding, I think it's 1k, but for me it's everything) And also, if you're going to commute here. It's easy, your landmark will be the Doub…

plumpleasure

Foodie

8.0

A Filpino food themed buffet resto, owned or managed by famous Chef Margarita Fores. Wide, spacious and lots of tables and themes to choose from. Amazing plaze, and can handle large groups to celebrate parties. Accepts credit cards.

spacesalad

Foodie

7.0

The place is well-planned and wonderfully executed. Showcasing the different Philippine sites in one large food and heritage hall is an awesome idea. We brought our Indonesian friend when we went here and he was amazed to see the different themes. As for the food, I would not say that it is exceptional but it is a good way to introduce non-Filipinos to our culture.

raspberryrevel

Foodie

5.0

The place have nice interiors and IG worthy corners. It showcases different unique places of the Philippines. It has stand out food like beef rendang, and leche fan but overall the food is not worth the price you pay. Definitely we not be back soon at Islas Pinas. P.S. they also have a pasalubong center for the different native products of the different regions of the Philippines.