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| Cortijo de Palsabangon Farm Park and Restaurant |
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| Dining area |
Cortijo de Palsabangon Farm
Park and Restaurant, set in a 5.1-hectare organic farm planted
to fruit trees and pesticide-free vegetables, amidst mountain
scenery, is a relaxing place where one can commune with nature.
The native-style restaurant, built with bamboo, hardwood and sawali,
furnished with bamboo tables and chairs and accented with cart
wheels, is a place to sample Filipino dishes cooked with home grown and raised
ingredients (free range chickens, organically grown vegetables, fresh fruits,
etc.). Their signature dishes include pancit canton, pork sisig,
baked tahong, kare-kare, etc.
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| Bar |
At its bar, you can also
sample, aside from the regular wines and spirits, the local lambanog.
Aside from the restaurant, you can dine al fresco or in a picnic cottage.
Diners can also play billiards or sing their hearts out with their videoke.
Come Friday evening, a local band provides a night life party. Cold
nights are warmed with a bonfire.
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| Pork sisig and baked tahong |
For those who want to stay
overnight, there's 3 native-style bamboo cottages (Singkamas, Sigarilyas and
Talong) with its own dining and sleeping area (PhP500/night).
The place is ideal for camping; team building; agricultural and organic farming
tours (you pick and pay for the fresh fruits and vegetables which they cook);
and horse and pony riding. Come November to January, a rainbow usually
appears during the day.
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| Overnight cottages |
Cortijo de Palsabangon Farm
Park and Restaurant: Brgy. Ibabang Palsabangon, Pagbilao, Quezon. Mobile
number: (0999) 513-4730 (Ms. Ayrin Llorin), (0923) 517-7001 (Ms. Ayrin Llorin)
and (0917) 719-5184 (Ms. Noriko Usui). E-mail: cortijodepalsabangon@yahoo.com.ph.
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