Manila

It may be located in a mall, but the food here is a very accurate representation of Filipino home cooking, making it an ideal place to try typical Filipino dishes for the first time. — Frommer's

This award-winning restaurant is considered one of the best in Asia, pretty remarkable for a place set up to train students from the the International School for Culinary and Hotel Management. — Frommer's

Acclaimed by many as the city's best seafood restaurant, this long-running establishment also offers one of the best dining experiences in terms of scenery. — Fodor's

Varied menu with samplings from the Mediterranean, India, Africa, and the Middle East. — Insight Guides

Restaurants in the Philippines generally struggle with Thai food but not Som’s, which spices staples such as red curry and tom yum to your liking. — Lonely Planet

Everything about this place is in direct opposition to the disorder of the streets outside. — Lonely Planet