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June 10, 2006

Panglao

Filed under: Random Pigouts! — princess @ 7:52 pm

Of all the beaches I've been to, nothing beats Alona Beach in Panglao. It's not only because of the white sand and clear water. The service provided to us by the resort was superb and the foods were great. It might not be as remote as Malapascua and Camotes and there are people checking in everyday, but I would still prefer to take my summer vacation here than in crowded places like Boracay or Puerto Galera. Plus, this is the only place where I experienced a massage that felt so great and relaxing.

We stayed at Alona Tropical Resort and we were very satisfied with how they treated their guests. The staffs were very polite and room service was very efficient.

There were many choices of restaurants including that of the resort's. These are located on the beach and people won't have difficulty finding a place to eat.

We tried the resort's restaurant and ordered my favorite Kinilaw ala sashimi. This was fresh tuna flavored in coconut milk. This would be first in the list when it comes to Kinilaw and second would be at Tong's.

Fried rice.

This meal is good for two persons and would cost around Php 250-300. I know the price might be too much, but I'll pay the same price again even just for the Kinilaw. Food is not the only good thing about this place but also the view.

View from Alona Tropical Restaurant.

Other restaurants on this beach also offer delicious foods. Another one we've tried is the Coco Vida Bar and Restaurant.

 

The tables and chairs are located outside the bar so you'll be able to hear the sound of ocean waves.

Barbeque.

Sizzling Chicken Curry. The vegetables were fresh and the boneless chicken was so tender.

Chicken Cordon Bleu. This took time to prepare and we waited for around 30 minutes or so and was very disappointed on the slow service we received. It would have went well if the waitress advised us of the waiting time. Nevertheless, the meal was delicious.

Fried rice.

Coke w/ rhum and a glass of water.

Foods are priced almost the same as that of Alona Tropical Resort.

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