Ridge Park Kainan sa Kubo

At Ridge Park Kainan Sa Kubo, the experience is nothing short of delightful, with a menu that truly captures the essence of Filipino comfort food. Their bulalo is a standout, with a rich, savory broth that envelops tender beef shank and bone marrow, creating a heartwarming dish perfect for any occasion. The crispy tawilis are another highlight, fried to perfection with a golden, crunchy exterior that contrasts beautifully with the delicate, juicy fish inside, making each bite a satisfying treat (I loveeee it!). Rounding out the meal is their pancit, flavorful stir-fry of noodles, meats, and v…

We recently celebrated my wife’s birthday here at Ridge Park Kainan sa Kubo, and it was an incredible experience. The atmosphere was perfect for a family gathering, with a stunning view that made the whole celebration extra special. The sight of Tagaytay’s landscape added a wonderful touch to the ambiance, making it an ideal spot for special occasions.

The food was fantastic! We especially loved the Kare Kare – the flavors were rich and memorable. The sisig had just the right amount of crispiness, and the bulalo was so tender it practically melted in our mouths. Every dish added to the joy o…

Great view of taal, comforting foods and pet friendly! Has a wide parking space and and a lot of dining tables and kubo. Lunch time is very busy during weekends and you will have to wait for your food but it's okay as you can take a lot of photos while waiting.

Food was great with good servings and service was kind of fast.
The place are so spacious which good for family and relatives reunion.

However, it took long to served the dessert which faster than requesting for the bill.
Food prices are inclusive of service charge so expect it's pricey range
Please take note of minimum orders while staying at this place.

Overall, We'll try to come eat here again.

It has one of the best views of the Taal Vulcano. We had our breakfast here and I say the serving is pretty good for its price. We ordered Tapsilog and Bangsilog, and kape barako. It's really sulit. Though the free soup (bulalo) doesn't really tickle our senses. But hey it's free, so no hate there. One of the places I don't mind coming back to.