Food Guide For Boracay Island

A local holding a fresh crayfish on the beach at Boracay

Your guide to all things culinary on Boracay Island.

This Boracay Beach Guide is your place to go to for all things Boracay, including culinary delights and food. Aside from the powdery white sand and crystal clear blue waters on Boracay Island, one of the best things to spice up your stay in Boracay is the food.

There is a vast range of cuisines available on Boracay Island – something to suit everyone!

For a great vegetarian restaurant, Nonie’s is the best.

Seafood and Service

Select the local seafood of your choice from D’Talipapa and have it cooked to your liking.

American Inspired

There are American style diners on Boracay serving steaks, burgers, and other American inspired treats.

Two Brown Boys Restaurant is the best burger joint in Boracay!

Japanese Restaurants

Why not try the brand new Island Izakaya Japanese Restaurant? Escape the ordinary and dive into the vibrant Izakaya experience at Boracay’s newest hotspot, Island Izakaya!

Picture yourself, sharing plates of melt-in-your-mouth sashimi, fiery gyoza, and robata-grilled skewers, all bursting with fresh, island flavors.

Island Izakaya isn’t just a meal; it’s a portal to vibrant Tokyo, transported to paradise. So, skip the predictable and say “Konnichiwa” to a taste of Japan reborn in Boracay. Let Island Izakaya be your gateway to an unforgettable night!

Spanish

If you enjoy Spanish cuisine, you will love Boracay’s Spanish tapas bar, serving a range of tapas, paella, calamari, and more.

Italian Cuisine

Pizza, pasta, and gelato deliciously flow from Boracay’s Italian inspired restaurant.

Mexican

Feast on quesadilla, enchiladas, smokey burritos and tacos at Boracay’s favorite Mexian restaurant.

Indian

If you are looking for Indian cuisine during your stay in Boracay, you won’t be disappointed. Favorite options on the island include naan, roti, chicken masala, and biryani rice.

Little Taj is one of the best indian restaurants in Boracay.

Greek

There is even the opportunity to sample Greek-inspired cuisine on Boracay. Food such as Flaming Saganaki, Chicken Gyros, kebabs, pasta, salads, and soups.

Desserts/Sweets

No dining experience would be complete without dessert. Luckily in Boracay, there are plenty of dessert options. There are numerous dessert options to suit all tastes and budgets from high-end lemon cheesecake to a chocolate lava cake.

They say a trip to Boracay is never complete without sampling some authentic cuisine.  

Filippino

There is a large selection of authentic Filippino food available for you to try. Favorites include crispy Bulalo, Thai rice bowls, tofu salad, and Salpicao.

If you crave some good food, Boracay has much great food stops to make your choice. Be careful; you might forget about your diet while in Boracay! 🙂

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