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Sometimes, the best dining experiences aren’t found inside fancy restaurants but in open-air food hubs where the sea breeze sets the mood . That’s exactly what you’ll find at Pier 88 in Liloan, Cebu — a laid-back destination where you can enjoy affordable food, seaside views, and a relaxed atmosphere that’s perfect for families, barkadas, and casual weekend hangouts. We dropped by on a sunny afternoon, and it turned out to be one of those simple but memorable foodtrips that remind you why Cebu is such a fun place to live in. Why Visit Pier 88? What makes Pier 88 worth visiting isn’t just the food — it’s the whole experience: Relaxed Seaside Ambience – Nothing beats dining with fresh air and a calming ocean view. The vibe here feels like a mini-getaway without leaving town. Budget-Friendly Eats – From snacks to full meals, the prices are sulit, making it easy to treat the whole family without overspending. Variety of Choices – Whether you’re into street food...

  When it comes to Filipino food trips, few things can beat the charm of a good old barbecue night. Here in Cebu, barbecue isn’t just food — it’s an experience shared with friends, family, and even strangers over smoky grills and the unmistakable aroma of perfectly charred meat. One of the places that captures this spirit is  JJ Market Place in Mandaue City . Whether you’re a local foodie or a visitor eager to taste authentic Cebu-style BBQ dining, this spot deserves a place on your list. The BBQ Experience at JJ Market Place We visited JJ Market Place on a weekday night, and the moment we arrived, the smell of grilled meat welcomed us. The selection is wide, and you can easily mix and match depending on your cravings. Here’s what we tried: Chorizo  – Sweet, smoky, and perfectly juicy. This is Cebu’s signature barbecue must-try. Hotdog  – A simple but satisfying favorite that pairs so well with puso. Chicken breast and thigh  – Tender, flavorful, and co...

  Street Food Vibes at Roro Cordova Food Park Late-afternoon cravings led us to  Roro Cordova Food Park  in Cordova, Cebu. The place was lively when we arrived—music in the background, families sharing tables, and stalls calling out with fresh batches of snacks. It felt cozy and friendly, with that casual “tara, kaon ta” energy you get from good street food spots. What we noticed first was how  budget-friendly  the choices were. You can mix and match small plates, try something new, or go for that one dish you already love. It’s the kind of food trip where you leave full and happy without spending too much. What We Ordered (and Why We Liked Them) We kept it simple and went for items we know many Cebuanos enjoy. Each dish gave something different, and together they made a fun, filling combo. Hot & Regular Cheese Nachos  – Crunchy, cheesy, and loaded just right. Perfect to start while waiting for the rest of the food. The cheese had good flavor, and the...