Baguio Resto Featuring Good Taste, Oh My Gulay and Choco-Late ...

If you plan to go to Baguio, never miss out its food. Aside from pine trees, Baguio City is also a home of hundreds of restaurants, bars and cafes. If you want to wander this cool city, be sure to make a bucket list of restaurants you will be visiting and having your next dinner or lunch.?

Part 2 of Baguio Destinations (Again and Again)

OH MY GULAY

We met the ?Journeying Pinay? or Haiz her nickname at around early evening. And for the win, I met her at Oh My Gulay, another Baguio restaurant worth checking in to for their well valuable ?gulay? dishes. It is also a one-of-a-kind restaurant in Baguio, just like Kubong Sawali which serves the best sea food and Ilocano dishes and Zio?s pizza and pasta for its mouthwatering pizzas.

Oh My Gulay is located at the top floor of La Azotea in Session Road. It serves veggie dishes with witty names like the one I ordered, Dayap Tea and Anak ng Putanesca pasta. The food is okay and the price is just competitive.

GOOD TASTE

Before we went to Bencab Museum (which we didn?t much visit at all because it was closed that time), we spent a lunch at Good Taste restaurant. Good Taste restaurant in Baguio is located at Otek Street, near Sizzling Plate in front of Central Park restaurant. The restaurant serves the best buttered chicken in the most affordable price. Other dishes are also worth checking to.

CHOCO-LATE DE BATIROL

Lastly, we went to Camp John Hay for a sip of original tsokolate at the Choco-Late de Batirol. I do not know their other food and drinks, but I know their hot chocolate which was made of pure cocoa tablet, a must try when you are in Camp John Hay.

There are so many restaurants in Baguio worth visiting for your next dinner. For now you can try these restaurants and enjoy eating Baguio food for a day or two.

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