Boracay Beach Truck — Restaurant in Malay

Staff is great and polite.

There are outdoor and indoor options when you dine in. It was clean and comfy.

Location is just beside Budget Mart in DMall along the main road in Station 2.

There are many food options, but I guess the food wasn’t up to our tastes. My kid ordered the shrimp gimbap for 490php but wasn’t able to eat even half of it because it’s too spicy. Staff did not inform us even if she knew a kid was ordering it (my kid loves shrimp and it’s what she was looking at when we ordered.) the arroz caldo was okay, needed to put in more condiments to suit our taste.

I guess it’s just a little pricey for us because we weren’t really satisfied with it. We don’t mind paying a lot as long as the food...

Had lunch and dinner at this little hidden gem yesterday. The fried crispy pork belly, particularly the fried rice were the best. As an Asian, we look for “wok hey” in our fried rice and stir-fried dishes.

I also highly recommend the Thai Pad Kra Pao. It was one of the most delicious Pad Kra Pao I have ever had and I have eaten at least a dozen before. I dare to say it was even better than the ones I had Bangkok. The “wok hey” was simply irresistible.

Tonight, we will go back to try the chicken satay and...

I had a pad kra pao and I couldn't really taste anything, not the Thai basil nor the garlic or chili. No soy sauce or other sauces are available on the table to add flavour. The portions are pretty small as in most restaurants in Boracay. I'm afraid this is the typical restaurant for western tourists, where they add very little flavour to the food in order to please those who cannot stand the real taste of oriental food. The price is for tourists, of course, but still a little cheaper than many other...