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Where to eat Filipino food in Ormoc: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Filipino restaurants to try in Ormoc. Ormoc, officially the City of Ormoc (Cebuano: Dakbayan sa Ormoc; Waray: Syudad han Ormoc; Filipino: Lungsod ng Ormoc) or simply referred to as Ormoc City, is a 1st class independent component city in the province of Leyte in the region of Eastern Visayas of the Philippines. According to the 2015 census, it has a population of 215,031 inhabitants, making it the second most-populous city in the province after the provincial capital, Tacloban City. Ormoc is the economic, cultural, commercial and transportation hub of western Leyte.
Things to do in Ormoc
10. Mario's Resto Bar
Reviewed By BingM_073
We ate there for lunch and breakfast. Lunch fare was too salty, so best you ask the waiter to tone down the salt on the main entrees, from the "greaseless" fried chicken to the chop suey. For breakfast, the inununan (vinegared) mahi-mahi was very good. Everything else was like meh! I was burping the Ormoc chorizo all day.
9. Chito's Chow
Telephone + 63 53 255 2619
Reviewed By ReubenK498
I eat here quite alot. They have reliably good food. No complaints. I guess the have a mixture of Filipino and Chinese food. A great combination.
8. Elijah's Pizzaria and Grill
Reviewed By auroramarionp
It's the first pizza house in Ormoc to serve New York-style pizzas. Most pizzerias here, except those of Greenwhich, has thin crusts which can be boring sometimes.My personal favorite and one that you should try is the Meaty Man and Hawaiian. We also ordered the Chicken on the Ranch variety and it tastes good too.One thing that bothers me about Elijah is their pricing. A 9" pizza cost 140 pesos while the 12" one costs 250 pesos and an 18" may 500+. As a customer, I would rather buy two 9"s and spend a few more bucks instead of buying one 12" or two 12"s instead of buying an 18".But nevertheless, Elijah's Pizzaria is like a "breath of fresh air" when it comes to pizzerias in Ormoc.
7. Mayong's Bakeshop & Snackhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Celebrating good foo and quality service 30 years hanggang forever! Share #goodtimes with #goodfood Only here at Mayong's Bakeshop & Snackhouse!
Reviewed By auroramarionp
Since Mayong's has been present since maybe before I was born, living and growing up in Ormoc, it has been a snack staple since I was a kid. Up until now their snacks especially their burgers are still the same delicious snacks I've tried as a child. My favorites in their line of snacks are the cheeseburger, mexicali, tuna sandwich, siopao and meat bread. Aside from snacks, Mayong's now have full meals like their burger steak, siomai and chicken meals. They have a few branches around the city and they also now offer deliveries within the city.
6. Seoul Jeong Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Noel B
We've been there with my wife and want to try Korean Food for a change after the holiday sweets and oily foods. However, we been seating for about 30 minutes and nobody care for our orders and nobody talk to us even offer us a glass of water. Simply not acceptable in this type of business.
5. Lorenzo's Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By SaranganiDiver
Lorenzo CafeLocated on the seafront near the port. Brightly lit and freezing airconditioned inside area and dimly lit outside patio area.Garden Salad- good as a main course or appetiser sharing for 3-4 people- fresh chopped vegetables, nice balsamic dressing on the side- no lettuceVietnamese Vegetable Rolls- seemed to have the exact same vegetables and the Garden Salad- comes with a vinegar sauce and a peanut based dip- unremarkableLinguine (ribbon pasta, bacon bits, cream sauce)- comes with 2-slices of bread (we ordered extra garlic bread 3 pieces)- pasta was rather dry- probably because it was sitting around waiting for us to finish our first two courses and just quickly reheated before servingService: good service, but not a busy Wednesday nightBill out: quick, problem free, no service charge includedTip: Bring your own WiFi and mosquito repellant.-- end --
4. Jo's Milagrina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
JO's Milagrina is a Filipino restaurant that offers a full menu ranging from appetizers, soups, specialty of the house JO's Chicken Inato and JO's Pork Inato (chicken and pork bbq) and filipino favorites like Sizzling Pork Sisig, Spicy Shrimps, Milagrina
Reviewed By edikdolotina
I have been eating Jo's Chicken Inato, also known as Milagrina's in all of their branches all over the Philippines. Even their Quezon City branch (which is now closed) I have eaten there.Milagrina's Chicken Inato has become their best-seller and they are known for this. But I also love their Binakhaw, a fish ceviche invented to make a difference. Instead of the usual vinegar and spices for most of ceviches (kinilaw), they use calamansi juice and mayonnaise. Yum, yum, yum!Their new product, Fresh Garden Salad is also a good way to introduce to vegetarians and the health conscious. I do not know if they are offering this in other branches, but the Chili Daing Dressing is a welcome respite. Unique and tasty!I will never tire of Milagrina's.Hi Edikdolotina,Thank you for your patronage! We are always happy to hear from our suki and the stories they share about their food experience at JO's Milagrina. Yes, our house specialty Chicken Inato has been and will always be a favorite among our customers, but we also noticed that like you, they also look forward to the new viands we add to our menu every year just like our Garden Salad with Chili Daing Tomato Dressing that we recently added and has become a fast favorite. We are glad that you've tried it too. Ormoc and Tacloban branches carry the same menu Thanka again. We hope to hear from you again. Best regards,Apple
3. Sutuwaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Budjetsetter
Had a typical Filipino lunch here with friends: chicken, pork, vegetables and seafood like green caviar seaweed salad and agar salad in vinegar. We dined in an air-conditioned function room, good ambiance, good service and reasonable price. I would recommend this place for visitors looking for a decent Filipino or Visayan meal.
2. Mimay's Seafood House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By SaranganiDiver
We were in Ormoc for the first time, for a needed visit to Ford Ormoc.The Good:Excellent selection of fresh seafood to choose from, with a few meats, and vegetables to match. Seafront location. Choice of open air or aircon dining. Fast and friendly table service. Reasonable prices.The Bad:Not much really. Tinniest scallops ever!The Ugly:No wines available.Tip:A busy place that coses at 10pm, so go early.-- end -
1. Sal's Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By jamjar136
We went to the place 2 days prior to book our dinner as we had a big group coming.When we arrived on the night, they did not have our booking. We were lucky we had come early and there were two tables available that could be joined together for us.The mango shakes that came out were very inconsistent. Some were nice and thick whilst others had too much milk or were watery.One of the things I enjoyed about this place in the past was being able to choose the raw food from sight and then having them cook it up. They still had that service but only for take away; so we were left to choose from a menu, many of the items we ordered were to available.I have been here on 3 previous visits to Ormoc; I left disappointed :(
