Krokodeilos Restaurant Bar - Del Carmen

In the town of El Carmen, in Siargao, there are beautiful mangroves and lagoons that are worth visiting. The visitor center where you catch the boat is next to the Krokodeilos restaurant, where I stopped to eat after a day of exploration. The menu is 100% Filipino and offers interesting sets for 100-150 pesos that include rice, vegetables, and a choice of dish, making it a very affordable outdoor option. Despite the long wait, I had a delicious kinilaw (Filipino ceviche) that tasted amazing and didn't break the bank.

In the village of Los Carmenes, in Siargao, there are beautiful mangroves and lagoons that are worth visiting. The visitor center where you take the boat is next to the Krokodeilos restaurant, where I stopped to eat after a day of exploration. The menu is 100% Filipino and has some interesting dishes for 100-150 pesos which include rice, vegetables, and your choice of dishes, making it a very affordable outdoor option. Despite the long wait, I had a delicious Kinilaw (Filipino ceviche).

This is a traditional Filipino buffet-style restaurant, where you choose your dishes from a selection displayed in trays. The food is delicious and reasonably priced.

Ambiance is greate, as well as the food but it doesn't suit its expensiveness/price.

The restaurant serves food on cold plates, which can be a bit of a turn-off. I once ordered a halo-halo with my friends and it was not cold at all. It's a bit strange to have a halo-halo without ice or being cold. A friend of mine from Pacifico ate here and complained about the high prices. The ambiance of the place is nice, though. Many locals also grumble about the expensive entrance fees during peak party hours.