Port Zirteas Cafe — Restaurant in Masbate

Every time we’re in Masbate, my wife always asks me to stop by this restaurant. It holds a special place in our hearts — this is where we celebrated our civil wedding back in 2007, together with our beloved ninong and ninang sa kasal.

Almost two decades have passed, yet nothing has really changed — the ambiance, the decor, everything feels just the same. It’s like stepping back in time, and we’re always filled with warmth and nostalgia whenever we visit.

The place has a charming, nautical-inspired theme, with oars, ropes, life rings, and other sea-related details that tie perfectly with their menu. They serve mostly seafood dishes, and the food is consistently good. Prices are also reasonable, making it a solid spot for both casual meals and meaningful celebrations.

We’re just truly glad this place remains the same — it’s not just a restaurant to us, but a cherished part of our journey as a...

Food: They do have good looking food.. But it doesn't equate to great taste.. I ordered butted vegetables which tasted nothing like a normal butted veggie, it tasted like they put a drop of butter and the rest was oil. As for the squid with oyster, the squid is cooked properly, but the oyster flavor is not there at all... Tasted more like squid adobo. Place: They don't have a parking spot but I assume that you could park along the street. The inside of the restaurant was a little bit warm for me, they don't have the aircon on when I arrived. They only turned the electric fan on even when other guests arrived. Overall experience: I wouldn't recommend this restaurant if you wan't to eat and satisfy your tastebuds. But if you're hungry and up for a quick bite, then this could serve...

They serve the best tapsilog in the city for only Php 160. They also serve Coke in glass bottles, not plastic or cans. The restaurant has a nice ambiance, which is different from the usual restaurants in the city. However, they charge an additional 2% for GCash or any...