Kawayan Kitchen at Jest Camp

Alvin Wahyudi

Perfectly cooked tinola within bamboo, super yummy! Extremely courteous staff, natural surrounding, cute infant birds. So what can you say more? One thing to boost may be the lechon kawali. It isn't crispy and bland.

Esin Tokdemir

Situated in Jest Camp and near Tree Top Journey. The restaurant serves tasty Filipino foods served and prepared in bamboo. Their employees were friendly and On top of that the meals is affordable.

Ratu Tia Amanda

Tried the lunch time here after an exhausting visit in Zoobic Safari also it was really worth the attempt. Filipino dishes prepared in bamboo; the rice, tinola and pork sinigang all prepared in bamboo, essential try! Their other meals like lechon kawali, pancit canton and pinakbetwere all quite tasty and tasty. It had been midweek and we'd the whole eating place for ourselves and the meals were cooked quite fast. Wonderful food, great support and affordability. Essential try dining experience.

Legend

The knowledge was unique however the food tastes are so-so. Not forgetting the prices aren't affordable.

Aysun Alp

It is indeed a distinctive experience especially for children. The rice on bamboo could have been really much better if it was properly prepared on the bamboo. Kitchen cooking food not consistent, the right, others not. Food could be improved, electronic.g. appropriate meals should accompany the ricecooked in a bamboo. Will be great if the camp will plant and offer seasonal local veggies like some dining places in Baguio. Some meals not available. Costs: Rice in the bamboo has been @120 (best for 2-3 3 pax), sinigang @250 to 350. Shrimp had been okay because the kids loved it.