Hiro's Cafe

Superpinya

5.0

Food was superb, proprietor and staff were thus friendly. All our dinners had been spent right here during our remain. I just like their siomai in camote tops wrapper!

Shaula Buenaventura

1.0

We had been meaning to go to Hiro's Cafe when We visited Batanes this June 2013, and then learn that it no more operates.

Chrissa Zafranco

4.0

It wasnt closed like reported. We've just dined here two times in our recent stop by at Basco. Tita Lydia, the dog owner, was was hands-on atlanta divorce attorneys meal preparation. Though it requires long to get ready her specialties, be confident it was worthy of the wait. She offersbrewed espresso when you wait. Better purchase hours beforehand and just keep coming back later to avoid waiting around. Its a little restaurant and her fingers get full constantly. We tried her Luñiz ( Batanes adobo), Uved (banana tuber balls), Venes ( type of tagalog Laing), fried poultry, beef tapa, natural pork tocino, and dried flying seafood. We had a good period there while she shares private stories of her loved ones and travels along with popular celebrities who've dined in her cafe. Hiro is her just son, therefore the name LydiaHiro! She actually gave us a lower price when she learned of our cancelled trip on our last time. There is a free wifi link she willingly shares to her clients. We would keep coming back the next time we visit Batanes.