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8 Ultimate Must-Eat Food In Siargao For Every Filipino Foodie
Siargao isn’t just a surfing haven—it is also a food lover’s dream. From sizzling street eats to gourmet island fare, the teardrop-shaped paradise serves up dishes that are just as unforgettable as its waves.
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Whether fresh from the beach or taking a break from island hopping, these are the 8 must-try bites in Siargao that will keep your tastebuds high.
Also read: 15 Best Things to Do in Siargao That You Can’t Miss
1. Woodfire Pizza – Kermit Siargao
Image credit: Kermit Surf Resort and Restaurant Siargao | Official Facebook Page
Ask anyone who’s been to Siargao about their favourite meal, and odds are, they’ll mention Kermit’s legendary woodfire pizza. Perfectly charred crust, fresh toppings, and that cheesy goodness—it’s a flavour bomb best shared with friends over cocktails. Their pizza is so good, that locals and visitors swear it’s the best on the island.
Why Go: It’s the island’s most iconic pizza—crispy, gooey, and made fresh in a traditional woodfire oven.
Where: Kermit Siargao, Purok 5, General Luna (a short walk from Tourism Road)
2. La Carbonara – La Carinderia
Image credit: La Carinderia | Official Facebook Page
La Carinderia’s Carbonara brings a Filipino spin to the traditional Italian pasta, featuring rich, creamy sauce cooked in a traditional Italian way, with a twist of fresh pasta, eggs, Grana Padano DOP, and guanciale. The smoky, savoury flavours blend effortlessly with the al dente pasta, offering a comforting dish that’s perfect for any meal of the day.
Why Go: If you’re craving an Italian pasta dish with a Filipino flair, this is the one to try – it's rich, creamy, and uniquely local!
Where: La Carinderia, across from Isla Cabana Resort, General Luna
3. Nasi Goreng – Warung (Siargao Island Villas)
Image credit: Siargao Island Villas | Official Facebook Page
Looking for a flavour-packed meal? Warung’s Nasi Goreng is a crowd favourite that’s bursting with the perfect balance of smoky, savoury, and spicy goodness. Stir-fried rice loaded with shrimp, chicken, and vegetables, topped with a fried egg – this Indonesian classic is comfort in every bite.
Why Go: A must-try for those craving authentic Indonesian flavours that will keep you coming back for more.
Where: Warung Siargao, Tourism Road, General Luna
4. Nice Cream Banana Bowl – Buonana
Image credit: Buonana PH | Official Facebook Page
Who knew healthy could taste this indulgent? Buonana’s Nice Cream Bowls are made from frozen bananas blended to creamy perfection, then topped with fresh fruits, granola, and a choice of drizzles. Refreshing and guilt-free!
Why Go: A vegan treat that’s perfect after a sweaty surf session.
Where: Buonana, Tourism Road, General Luna
5. Mexican Beef Burrito – Miguel’s Taqueria y Cerveceria
Image credit: Miguel's Taqueria | Official Facebook Page
If you’re starving after surfing Cloud 9, Miguel’s beef burrito is a lifesaver. Bursting with flavourful meat, beans, rice, and cheese, it’s the kind of hefty meal that satisfies in one go. Don’t forget the salsa!
Why Go: Hearty, flavourful, and fast—ideal for surfers and late-night cravings.
Where: Miguel’s Taqueria y Cerveceria, Tourism Road, General Luna
6. Fruit Smoothie Bowl – Shaka Siargao
Image credit: Shaka HQ | Official Instagram
Wake up to a colourful smoothie bowl from Shaka—blended tropical fruits topped with coconut, chia seeds, and more. It’s vibrant, energising, and practically a sunrise in a bowl.
Why Go: The most Instagrammable healthy breakfast on the island.
Where: Shaka Siargao, near Cloud 9 boardwalk
7. Pad Thai – Buddha’s Surf Resort
Image credit: Buddha Resort | Official Facebook Page
Sometimes, a solid Pad Thai is all you need—and Buddha’s serves it right. Pad Thai is made of Rice noodles, carrots, onions, bean sprouts, Thai pastes, and chicken, pork or shrimp. It’s a taste of Thailand that’ll hit the spot.
Why Go: A refreshing break from Filipino fare without leaving the island.
Where: Buddha’s Surf Resort, General Luna
8. Tuna Tataki – Isla Cabana
Image credit: Isla Cabana Resort, Siargao Island | Official Facebook Page
Lightly seared, delicately seasoned, and plated like a dream—Isla Cabana’s Tuna Tataki is island fine dining at its best. It’s elegant yet simple, letting the fresh catch shine.
Why Go: For a more upscale dining experience with sunset views and cocktail pairings.
Where: Isla Cabana Resort, General Luna
Also read: 15 Beautiful Airbnbs in Siargao to Complete Your Island Experience
Final Thoughts
Siargao’s food scene is as diverse and vibrant as its waves. Whether you're fuelling up for a day of surfing, winding down after exploring the island, or simply eating your way through paradise, these ultimate must-eats in Siargao will take your culinary trip to the next level. Happy eating, and don’t forget to bring your appetite!
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