Vicky and Becca took our visitors to
Josephine's Tagaytay, a long-time favorite of ours for out-of-town Filipino food. I understand from Kong that Josephine's has been operating since the late fifties, starting in Cavite City where they served fresh oysters and seafood. The group used to have restaurants in the Makati Commercial Center and along Roxas Boulevard, but I these have already shut down. I understand that they now have 2 restaurants, one in Kawit and the second one in Tagaytay, which has one of the best views of Taal Volcano (this inner volcano is the smallest volcanoes in the world, and is actually a volcano within a volcano, the lake being the original crater of the Taal Volcano...imagine that!). The restaurant is known for its weekend buffet spread (both breakfast and lunch), which is very reasonable at P500 per head. The place is usually packed!
Vicky and Becca took our visitors to Josephine's Tagaytay, a long-time favorite of ours for out-of-town Filipino food. I understand from Kong that Josephine's has been operating since the late fifties, starting in Cavite City where they served fresh oysters and seafood. The group used to have restaurants in the Makati Commercial Center and along Roxas Boulevard, but I these have already shut down. I understand that they now have 2 restaurants, one in Kawit and the second one in Tagaytay, which has one of the best views of Taal Volcano (this inner volcano is the smallest volcanoes in the world, and is actually a volcano within a volcano, the lake being the original crater of the Taal Volcano...imagine that!). The restaurant is known for its weekend buffet spread (both breakfast and lunch), which is very reasonable at P500 per head. The place is usually packed!
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