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There were three times we stood up to get the food ourselves and it was a good way to stretch our legs and walk around a bit even if it was only to get more food. First step was to get your tortilla and have it topped with fried crunchy lechon flakes. After eating this I suddenly became very full. Not a good thing. It just lacked a tad of seasoning. We wanted to go back for more but was once again reminded. I found the presence of the lechon in the siningang to be a bit overpowering.

Or maybe I was just too full to appreciate any food from this point on. I appreciated and enjoyed all the dishes before this more. I think I like lechon better au natural or cooked as paksiw na lechon. Or again maybe my tongue and tummy were just numb already. They brought this large pan of sisig. One side they added onions to it. When you stand up and get your share you tell them if you want it with or without onions. You add your own condiments.

I added just salt and calamansi to mine. Rice with sisig is the best according to my friend Rochelle. I also know why they stretched meal service to 3 hours.

You need time for your tummy to stretch for all these food to fit in!!! I scraped every last bit of this dish. It was so clean they dishwashers would probably think it was unused. If I had room in my tummy I would have gladly eaten their share. After my aunt and her niece bought a couple of bottles of sauces we left because we were just so sleepy already after our 3. She later emailed me that I missed the fried lechon skin she prepared for us.

Drat and double drat. They have a recipe on their website for bangus marinated in Oriental Sauce. Dining at Bale Dutung was a unique experience. By opening their home once in a while to groups looking for a satisfying gustatory experience and by conducting private tours of their distinctive wooden house, the Tayags aim to help promote Filipino food and contribute to strengthening Philippine tourism.

Bale Dutung Experience is available by reservation only. You can place your reservation by contacting Maryann Tayag or at the phone numbers listed above or via email. More Wines More Products More Recipes The Tayag family have other restaurants in the area.

My understanding is they only open it if they have a group of at least 12 for which they prepare a tasting menu of authentic Kapampangan dishes. We met the family but it was Nicko, the son, who took care of us for the duration of the meal. At the end of the meal, we got to go into their art gallery with many of his dad's original pieces as well as memorabilia signed by other Philippine artists.

What a wonderful experience. Thank you Tayag family! I like the food here. I will definitely go here again. This place is without doubt the best food experience in the Philippines.

We will definitely be back The Lechon 6 way menu is Worth the drive up from Manila just to eat here. Great ambience, delicious food, fantastic family. This is my third time to eat at Bale Dutung. Years ago, first time around, I tried the Kapampangan menu. Second time, I tried the 6 ways lechon. They are both so good! I thought eating a whole pugo adobo style is the most exotic Most of the menu items served are a first for me way back then.

What a great way to end a perfect day! It's a nice restraunt but hard to find I was looking at the map and couldn't see it at first So here goes nothing Case in point How many restos have the owner Maryann eagerly explain the dishes, their ingredients and history, as they are being served one at a time. Back to the food Chef Claude always explores new ways to serve traditional food and what better example than to put a twist on the center of the Filipino feast, the classic LECHON roasted pig , cooked at site and served in And the desert In closing, I would recommend visiting Bale Dutung during the cooler months from September to February as the place is not airconditioned.

Though it has a mist cooling system, Ph's summer months are legendary and can be very challenging. Thanks to Ricky and Ginny for making it happen. Love this restaurant! The food is excellent. We had a set menu but one of the few dishes i love were the salad with octopus, mussels and clams, the pork tortilla and the paradiso dessert.

The staff and the service was excellent despite the fact Every dish was unique. The restaurant itself is beautiful! We will definitely return! I consider this as one of the best culinary experience i've ever had! Thank you Niko for your help. My favorite was this sushi made with fried catfish and balo balo fermented rice wrapped with mustasa mustard leaves.

A tips for picky eaters dining at Bale Dutung and it to just eat and try everything.