Kusina ni Tito Ernie — Restaurant in Puerto Princesa

Must visit if in Puerto Princeca for authentic home cooked food.

Recommend by coach at CrossFit Heiroglyph. Visited for lunch. Place was empty but staff very welcoming. We LOVED the calamansi drink (like a lime/orange hybrid) which was local and refreshing. The sampalok is tamrind and had a herbal/earthy taste and was 2 out of the 3 favourite drink to sample. Unfortunately (probably our accent) they got the order wrong and cooked an extra sandwich and chicken meal... This was serendipity because the beef sandwich was THE BEST SANDWICH I've ever had, the home cooked bread was fantastic we actually bought two rolls extra to go and we took the chicken home for tea! We also had the nachos which were excellent. Also have a selection of jams, we bought the mango one as a gift for family back home. Could only be improved with better parking, maybe air con...

Our first stop before checking in at Astoria. To be honest, I was disappointed of how the place turned out. It looked like it was under an on-going renovation? Anyway, we ordered the ensaladang talong sandwich because alot of people mentioned how it tastes good but sadly there was nothing special about it. The bread was tasty though but that seem to be the only food I could recommend. The calamansi juice was refreshing esp on a hot sunny day, but too sweet for my liking. Good thing the staffs were very accomodating. Id give it a try next time i...

Undeserved high ratings, food is bland and has nothing to do with local food. Buffet is 450 per person, includes flour tortilla, ground beef, pork belly, green salad, eggplant roasted, cubed tomatoes and onions, dry bean soup, cubed veggies with small anount of smoked fish, mayo and a fruit drink from concentrated juice. For same price in other restaurants you can have fresh grilled fish and veggies or some local delicacy like stewed beef...