Shambala Silang — Restaurant in Silang

Overall, we love the art- and culture-inspired landscape, the lush spacious gardens, and the Filipino heritage food. This is a good place to go safely with the entire family, the grand parents and the kids, to celebrate special milestones. It’s also a great place for retreats and munimuni or moments of self-reflection.

Plan to hang around here the whole day from lunch to sundown to enjoy the garden landscape, savor the food, explore the art, and experience the sunset in the terraces. Make sure to try the Bulalo, Adobo sa Dilaw, Kulawo, and Salmon Annato during your visit. Best to just pay the entrance fees and order a la carte so that you can customize the food to your preferences. Budget about ₱1,500/head.

Make sure to bring mosquito repellant if you are staying until sunset. The terraced area is not senior-friendly. Don’t attempt to play hide & seek with your kids here. Internet is fast so you can do a bit of work in between if necessary. Meet with Ninang Riza so she can tell you stories...

They were open on good Friday and the place was not packed. We reserved with a set menu.

Dipping vinegars that came with the meal was a bit too sweet for my taste. Kaldereta not too tender. Food could still be improved. Rice is not included in the set menu, which is weird, so we had to pay extra for it.

The tours around the property were not guided and we could freely roam around the galleries, gardens, and the ifugao huts.

We decided to take our dessert after the tour. Ordering coffee/tea took a lot of back and forth since the server is not familiar with the menu items.

It also took time to settle the bill. They accept gcash and bpi transfers.

I'm not usually lamukin, but during our stay, the mosquitoes were fierce. Better apply bug repellant since there...

over all. i love the place.. i highly recomend the place, the owner carefully designed and arranged the place in accordance with nature, the staff arevery knowledgeable with the place, it's a sweet haven for artist to do their paintings, it's an escape for the city's hussle and bustle of city life.. The place is a great opportunity to relax, rejuvenate, meditate and be at one with nature... kudos to all the people who made the effort to carefully sculpt the place into what it is right now... In addition, the owner carefuly curated different paintings from artist that promote the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines, and as of this post, they also offer overnight stay for guest to fully immerse themselves in...