For dinner during my short stop in Puerto Princesa, I was taken to InThai Restaurant in Cayapas Building, Valencia corner Bonifacio Street. It serves Filipino-Thai Modern Fusion and seats 60 people. Since Palawan is known for Vietnamese food, InThai is a welcome change to its food landscape The restaurant is open daily from 4PM to 10PM except Tuesdays. Their delivery service is available from 12NN. The space is also open for small events. Favorites include Pad Thai, chicken wrapped in pandan, satay, bagoong rice, Tom Yum soup, and Thai Iced Tea. Tasty and affordable, follow the pink elephant to have great food that is worth waiting for!

Bangers I've heard of LUMU from a friend who knows the owners. At first I could not figure out the location because I haven't been there for a long time. Just yesterday, we were talking about Chef Luigi Muhlach's over lunch and in the evening I found myself dining there for dinner. For a restaurant that was newly-opened, I've already heard so many good things about LUMU that I had to try it immediately! Tortang Talong To get to the Beerhouse and Filipino Kitchen, just turn where Teddy's Bigger Burgers and and go past Peri-Peri Charcoal Chicken. A refined kalye interior will welcome you to order familiar dishes with unique twists. I immediately searched for the bangers and ordered Bicol Express. The rest of our orders were Chicken & Pork Adobo bangers, Oyster Sisig, Chicken Dinakdakan, and Tortang Talong. A cup of rice was also ordered, along with tinapa rice, and 2 bottles of beer. For a big feast where we were not be able to order dessert anymore, havi...