Puerto Princesa, Palawan

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HUNGER!!! That’s all that my mind, body and stomach was saying/shouting when I woke up in De Loro Inn late in the afternoon on our 3rd day in Palawan. I quickly went to the front desk and ask where we should eat. Dayane and Jam said Kalui (check), Badjao Seafront and Kinabuch. With the simple reasoning that it was the first restaurant mentioned that we haven’t tried yet, we asked for directions to Badjao Seafront Restaurant.

We just need to call a tricycle and ask if the driver could bring us there, wait for us to eat and bring us back to De Loro Inn and it would cost us about P150 or depending on the tricycle driver. Simple instructions. We waved at a tricycle and asked how much would it costs, he answered P150. Alright! Exactly on the minimum range that was advised.

And after 15 minutes on the tricycle (it was that far!!!) we were hungrier! We invited our tricycle driver if could join us for dinner free of charge since we do not like people waiting for us, but he humbly declined our offer. We insisted but he still declined. OK, we’re hungry!

We swiftly walked on the wooden bridge going to the restaurant and, at last, we were there.

Wooden bridge

Asked for menu and ordered and ordered. We ordered Butter Garlic Shrimp, Salt & Pepper Squid, Steamed with Garlic Prawn (100g) and some drinks. We didn’t realize

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After our unexpected food trip in Noki Nocs we were looking for some desserts, we continued to walk through Rizal Ave. and then we saw Kalui. It was on the list of recommended food establishments by the locals and we quickly went inside for that much awaited dessert. The waiter asked if we had reservation, we said no. But said it was ok since there were not many people who reserved for lunch time. Lucky us!

We then had to remove our footwear. The store policy is that everyone should remove their footwear when inside the restaurant. (Think of super bad athletes foot)

There were two choices; one, to seat on chairs; two, to seat on the floor. We were in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, about more than an hour flight away from Metro Manila and we were here to experience so we hesitantly decided that we were going to seat on the floor.

We then looked at the menu and surprised that they do not have any dessert listed! But we read the menu anyways and quickly became hungry again. This calls for a second lunch!