Where to Eat in Siquijor: Best Restaurants & Local Food Guide

Siquijor's dining scene has grown significantly in recent years. From fresh seafood grilled on the beach to international cuisine, you'll find more options than you might expect on this small island.

Most restaurants are concentrated in San Juan, with additional options in Siquijor Town and scattered along the coast.

Baha Bar

Popular sunset spot in San Juan with cocktails, pizza, and Western-fusion dishes. Live music some evenings.

• Price: ₱300-600 per dish
• Best for: Sunset drinks, groups

Coco Grove Restaurant

Upscale dining at Siquijor's premier resort. Fresh seafood and Filipino-international menu with ocean views.

• Price: ₱400-800 per dish
• Best for: Special occasions

Salamandas

Mediterranean-inspired cuisine with fresh local ingredients. Beautiful garden setting.

• Price: ₱350-550 per dish
• Best for: Date nights

Carinderias (Local Eateries)

The cheapest and most authentic way to eat in Siquijor. Point at what looks good!

• Price: ₱50-100 per meal
• What to try: Fried fish, adobo, sinigang, dinuguan
• Locations: Near markets in each town

Lazi Market Area

Several small eateries near the famous Lazi Church serve fresh, cheap Filipino food. Perfect after visiting Cambugahay Falls.

Public Market Food Stalls

Find the freshest seafood at the wet markets - some stalls will cook your purchase.

JJ's Cafe

Popular breakfast and coffee spot with good wifi. Western and Filipino breakfast options.

Monkey Business Cafe

Cozy cafe with smoothie bowls, sandwiches, and excellent coffee.

Triad Coffee

Specialty coffee shop for serious coffee lovers. Single-origin beans and skilled baristas.

• Fresh grilled seafood - Squid, fish, and prawns straight from the sea
• Kinilaw - Filipino ceviche with fresh fish
• Biko - Sweet sticky rice cake (local specialty)
• Fresh coconut - Buko juice and meat everywhere
• Banana-Q - Caramelized banana skewers (street food)

• Cash only at most local restaurants
• Arrive early for popular spots - kitchens often close by 9 PM
• Ask about daily specials - often the freshest catch
• Book ahead for resort restaurants during peak season
• Tip 10% at sit-down restaurants (not expected but appreciated)