The City of Pines is a hot pot of culinary delights. Its countless selections of dishes make the city ideal for food trips. Whether you’re craving a spicy, savory Korean meal or a classic Kapampangan meal, Baguio has it. But as food prices continue to rise, buying food outside is no longer ideal. Here are the best cheap eats to visit.
Delectable Foods to Choose From
Indulging in quality food without breaking your wallet may sound far-fetched. But in clustered stalls and restaurants hidden in remote areas are affordable delicacies. Baguio has restaurants that offer affordable, tasty food. Whether you’re a foodie, the City of Pines can satisfy your appetite and save extra cash.
Best Places To Get Affordable and Quality Meals
Kickstart your day with affordable meals from various restaurants and cafes. Ready your spoons and forks as we mark the affordable, palatable meals on your maps.
PapaTok
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The Kapampangan dishes of PapaTok should be no secret. Their mouthwatering savory dishes make their price worth every bite. Dishes made out of scratch showcase their skills in the kitchen.
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You don’t have to worry about coming in bringing only 60 pesos for lunch. You’ll taste their bestseller dish, sisig, for 58 pesos. The refreshing taste from the sisig’s calamansi will make you finish your plate before you know it. Get a variety of dishes with our value deals ranging from 58 to 120 pesos. You can get the chance to taste PapaTok grilled chicken, BBQ, shanghai, and their famous spud fritters.
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Location: Calle Uno 3 Escoda Street, Corner Naguilian Road Quezon Hill, Baguio City
Opening Hours: Mondays to Saturdays @10 am to 8 pm
Pinch Cafe
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Get out of the bustling streets of Session Road and experience the cozy cafe at Quezon Hill. If you enjoy the combo of caffeine and all-day American or Filipino breakfast, this is the place for you.
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Enjoy Pinch Cafe’s menu with a budget of 100-300 pesos. With 100 pesos, you can satisfy your hunger with Pinch Cafe’s bestseller chow fan. Whether you’re a student or an 8-5 pm employee, this savory rice bowl can get you to last until your day’s itinerary ends. You get the full deal of vegetables, meat, and carbs in one bowl.
Their menu is filled with bountiful, affordable deals. The cafe’s creamy beefsteak (220 pesos), pork sisig (160 pesos), and beef tapa (160 pesos) are must-tries for lunch breaks.
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Location: 11 M Ponce St First Road Quezon Hill, Baguio City, Philippines
Opening Hours: Daily @9am to 11 pm
Gangnam Bowl
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Craving Korean food near town? Gangnam Bowl is the place to go if you’re on a budget. With a budget of 150 pesos, you can choose whatever tasty dish on the menu. Whether it be spicy or savory, Gangnam can satisfy your appetite.
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Their popular Korean dish is bibimbap. Its fresh assortment of vegetables with fine cuts of beef, pork, or chicken, and topped with their spicy sauce. Gangnam’s Samgyup and Katsu will meet and surpass your expectations if you’re a meat lover. End the day with a full stomach.
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Location: Pines Arcadia Session Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: Daily @ 9:30 am to 7:30 pm
Chow Down The Best Baguio Meals Without Breaking The Bank
The City of Pine is full of surprises when it comes to food. There are always new, affordable dishes and places to discover. Don’t worry about treating yourself somewhere special; there will always be something for you. If you’re visiting Baguio soon, try these places out.
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