Cebu Foodies

Now let's go to my gastronomical adventure in Cebu! We've tried four (4) restaurants during our last visit. I know it's a few restos during a 3-day trip right? We ate at the usual commercial restos so I won't bother putting it here. I'll just concentrate on the food destinations that you can only try in Cebu City.

Did you know that Julie's Bakeshop started at Cebu? And they actually serve real food? Our first stop was Julie's Canteen. It is located near our hotel along F. Ramos St. and we usually ate most of our lunch and breakfast here. Their cooking is really good! They also have good desserts too and the price is just right.

Roaming Cebu City

We left Manila around 10am and we arrived in Cebu after an hour’s flight. Luckily we landed at Mactan-Cebu International Airport after it rained. We stayed for three (3) days in Cebu. So let me walk you through what we were able to visit in a short period of 3 days.

Cebu City: Diplomat Hotel

I've visited Cebu 10 months ago with my friends. Usual round trip air fare to Cebu will cost you around less than P5,000 but we we're lucky enough to avail air fare promos during that time (I'd suggest you book your flight during those promos and you can save up to P3,000).

We planned to stay for 3 days and we stayed at Diplomat Hotel located at 90 F. Roxas St., Cebu City (Check map here). The room rates are reasonable and can accommodate at least 2-3 persons. You can enjoy your stay for as low as P1,200 per night. The room comes with your basic needs (at least as far as I'm concerned): Cable TV, Aircon and Hot/Cold Shower. You can check the rest of the room rates here.