I 8 See Food “Seefood Sa Bilao” — Restaurant in Mambajao

A month ago we visited and ordered a clam dish. More than half of clams are closed. Usually if clams are still closed after cooking, it means clams are dead and should be thrown away. So I told it to one of the staff. Then she brought the dish back to the kitchen. Astonishingly, she brought it back then with the same clams but forcefully opened them and served us. The clams were dead obviously and slim and tiny compared to healthy clams. More surprisingly she explained that the reason the clams were closed is because the clams were fresh and they were frozen so it’s safe to eat. I googled later found that closed cooked clams shouldn’t be eaten at all and causes food poisoning!

The rest of the foods we ordered were good but due to the lack of knowledge or misinformation of the kitchen and staff, I rated 1 stars so the owner should train the staff and chef to serve safe foods to...

Service was prompt, Lady Anne (waitstaff) was friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, 2 types of shells and crabs were not available. Sinigang na shrimp, tuna panga, and sizzling squid were just okay (all frozen but still retained their taste). The pancit was very good though. Camiguin's pancit are really tasty, fyi. We had one as well in a carinderia near White Island pier and it was also very tasty. Their lanzones ice cream was very refreshing. It can be a bit humid because the resto was just along the main highway; but waitstaff was considerate enough to bring a deskfan...

This seafood restaurant has a comfortable and inviting atmosphere that makes it a perfect place to relax and enjoy your meal. The staff was friendly and welcoming and was very quick to take my order. The food was absolutely delicious. Lami ! I selected the Kinilaw and Grilled Squid and each dish was prepared to perfection both in flavor and presentation. I will definitely be coming back to this gem of a restaurant. If you like seafood this is the...