San José plages

To begin with, Kamayan is not just a restaurant, but also a place to stay. The bathroom is of extremely low quality and the presence of three cockroaches is quite distressing. Additionally, the room has a strong, unpleasant smell of humidity and there was karaoke singing until 3am.

This family restaurant serves authentic Filipino cuisine in a casual outdoor dining setting. The prices are reasonable, and each dish is perfect for sharing between 2-3 people. They only accept cash payments. For first-time visitors who enjoy pancit, be sure to try their BAM-I dish. It's a delicious twist on the traditional Visayan pancit canton and sotanghon, with a perfect balance of textures and flavors.