Rapsa Nui Food Park — Restaurant in Coron

The sushi and tteokbokki were overpriced & surely the worst I have had in the entirety of my life.

The Sushi: the Philippines house probably one of the most exotic array of fish on the planet. It’s no leap to assume that it would be relatively easy to put some of these fish in rice and serve it at a sushi place. But no. Here you get canned tuna, and processed crab meat cramped into rice, sold at prizes that eclipse levels in developed countries. It‘s absolutely ridiculous.

The Tteokbokki: tteokbokki is a dish veery difficult to get wrong, which is why we decided to get some after having the most disappointing sushi experience of our lives. You take rice cakes, put them in fermented chili paste, and put cheese on top. Note how all three ingredients can readily be bought in the supermarket and mixing these together is rather artless. Unfortunately, the „Korean“ restaurant at this food market has mastered the art of spoiling the unspoilable. They put the rice cakes in some random sauce that was neither spicy nor tasty and mixed it with American cheese powder. Thinking about it makes me want to cry.

The Ambiente: there was live music and the singer was talented. Unfortunately, the sound equipment was extremely poorly set up. Sitting at any distance you could not hear your own thoughts much less have a conversation.

Do yourself a favor and stay away...

A good little food court area with a few different food stalls to choose from, and a couple drinks stalls also including a bar, and fruit smoothie place with halo halo!

All these surrounding a main traditional covered bamboo dining hall in the centre with approximately 20 large tables. Overall very clean place with nice gardens. Also has parking off the main busy road by going down the side road and parking in the back gate marked as food hall parking.

Food was good, portion size was not huge but was at least was reasonably cheap. I think the idea is to try a few different dishes from the different vendors. We got chicken adobo, a creamy coconut pork dish and stuffed grilled squid was very tasty.

Atmosphere filled with pop music and often live music, and...

Peaceful little food court with nice food stands. Service and food price is good and staff were all friendly.

Live music started at 19:30pm on the Wednesday we were there. When busy the wait time is about 30 minutes, but the atmosphere is much better.

A shame to see some of the stalls permanently closed. I think drinks are slightly overpriced at 100php, if they want to compete with surrounding businesses. With how busy it was I’m surprised there weren’t more stalls open.

They could decorate the closed stalls better to make them feels less desolate.

Overall really nice place and I’m glad we supported the...