Sulyap, a taste of the past

To top off the whole Sulyap experience is the food paired with music, still with Fil-Hispanic influence. Dine at their in-house restaurant.

sulyap resto

Photo credit: sulyap.net

Try pandesal with kesong puti then hot tableá or brewed coffee for breakfast while listening to folk songs by the azoteá. Rustic, nostalgic and ethereal all rolled into one. And of course they also serve classic viands with their own touch, Daing na Bangus Belly, Tapa and Tinapa to name a few.

sulyap

Photo credit: sulyap.net

So never miss a chance to have a taste of the past at Sulyap Gallery Café and Restaurant when in San Pablo City, Laguna. What are you waiting for? Pay ’em a visit now!

Disclaimer: My visit was part of a press trip sponsored by the Department of Tourism Region 4-A Calabarzon. All views and opinions are my own. Received freebies but no money involved. This post may contain affiliate links, meaning, I might earn a commission (at no extra cost to you) if you purchase from them. Thank you for supporting (and for fueling) this site.

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Published by generosepomelo

Filipina travel agent turn travel writer / blogger / photographer.

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