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Taaleña

3.0

16 Reviews

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₱ 500 / Person

Tagaytay City

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  • Takeaway
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  • Toilet
  • Outdoor
  • Wifi
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Taaleña is located at Casa Taal, Kilometer 54, Silang Crossing West, Aguinaldo Highway, Tagaytay City. This is a Philippine restaurant near the Tagaytay City.The average price range at Taaleña is around ₱ 500 / Person,and the opening hours are 9:00 - 20:00.Taaleña is a well-known gourmet restaurant in the Tagaytay City area. There are different kinds of food in Taaleña that are worth trying. If you have any questions,please contact +63464132519, +63464830630.

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Taaleña Reviews

3.0

16 Reviews

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  • Zonia Hizon

    3.0

    Taaleña commands one of the best views of Taal Lake without obstructing the view from Tagaytay Ridge. In addition, it is a two-level restaurant; the lower level has its own deck and playground area, which Taaleña doesn't charge to access, so you can stay the whole afternoon and let the kids play.It offers classic Filipino and Batangas specialties - from Ensaladang Talong, to Filipino style fried chicken, crispy pata, tortang talong, and kare-kare. What I recommend you try are their more unique Batangas dishes, like adobong dilaw, made yellow with turmeric, cooked the way they make it in Taal Town, the owners say; their crunchy, tasty crispy crablets, done just right; and authentic tawilis sardines that only come from Taal Lake. In doubt that they're the original? The owners say they'd never waste money on regular sardines, since they order in the hundreds of kilos, and I believe them. The fried tawilis, taste light, with the right amount of saltiness, and their skin doesn't puff up the same way tuyo (also made with sardines) will do. Of the other dishes, I liked the bulalo, and the kare-kare; play a little with the flavors of regular bagoong and Bagoong Balayan, which they also serve. There is a squid and garlic rice that is a meal in itself. Buko fried rice is conceptually interesting, but I didn't find it tasted of buko or coconut. Desserts are more of the classics, like leche flan, ube halaya, their breaded suman rice pops, and their Suman Batangas, which is cooked in a mix of both salt and sugar. And just like the other restaurants on the ridge, they have a combanchero band who plays at each table.  It's sort of touristy, but hey, I love it anyway. They know current pop songs, they know the 60s and 70s standards, and they sure sing the Beatles well. Don't forget to bring a shawl or a sweater to keep you cool on windy, rainy days, as they get a fair amount of breeze. The food's not bad - get the crablets and the tawilis. The view's spectacular. To my friends at website - and I now find I have many - again thanks for the cordial invitation.The Food Crawlers | TFC Dennis Carlson Lim | TFC What The F | TFC Richard Allan Co | TFC Nicole Faller Iza Gram EATer.PH Empress Lai Kudarat Neri Ann Sand Under My Feet Trisha Garcia

  • Archie Lopez

    3.0

    Taaleña has one of the best sweeping views of Taal Lake from its garden and balcony seating.Tucked away from the main highway, Taaleña feels like a rundown "barrio fiesta" type of a restaurant which might be appealing for people looking for an unpretentious place to just chill and enjoy what Tagaytay has to offer.Get their crispy fried tawilis which I like with some calamansi rather than the vinegar dip. The sisig is nice and meaty. And also try the crispy Crablets too.

  • Ferdinand C Estrella

    3.0

    It was my first time at Taaleña this month and I didn't know this beautiful place exists in Tagaytay. The place has a spacious area which can accommodate a lot of guests and it's absolutely ideal venue for big events. Not to mention, it has a good view of Taal. I was able to try three of their dishes. Check out the photos! I was so hooked up with the crabs! It's sooooo crunchy and good! Plus the Tawilis is okay too. The Sisig for me is ordinary as it has nothing that makes it special, though it was just fine. The Crabs and Tawilis absolutely stole the scene! 😍

  • Sherly Chen

    3.0

    We had lunch at Taalena this holiday season. We had sinigang na salmon, inihaw na maliputo, and laing. While the dishes we ordered are pretty much regular Filipino fare, the meals were lovingly cooked. Ingredients were fresh. Restaurant was clean. Service was good. The place also boasts of a scenic view of Taal volcano, which makes it very romantic and had a refreshing ambience.

  • Beeps De Los Santos

    3.0

    This is the second stop of our Tagaytay Food Crawl.  My knowledge in the Tagaytay restaurant scene begins and ends with Bag of Beans.  Suffice to say that this is the first time I've heard of Taaleña.  Similar to the other restaurants in the area,  Taaleña serves Filipino Fare.  There is not much to say about their interior as they stuck with the Filipino Household Theme.  Think of it as the house you see in an 80's movie.  Oddly enough,  i remember the antagonist'shouse in Inday sa Balitaw.  Yeah,  i like movies from the 70's and 80's and i sort of remember some of the lines too.   I took Film subject way to seriously back in college.  Let us talk about thr food,  shall we. Good thing they didn't serve a lot of food on our visit.  This is a good thing as majority of us are already full.  We wouldn'tbwant the food to go to waste.  Crispy Tawilis.   The quintessential Tagaytay Food.  I love dem crispy fried fish!  I like the fact that they didn't coat the fish with breading.  This is best eaten with the vinegar dip.Sisig.  This is a staple on every Filipino restaurant I've visited.  I've eaten a lot and it is kinda difficult to identify the flavor subtleties.  What makes an awesome sisig?  Hmmm... In my humble opinion,  if it is flavored well,  crispy and less cartilage.  Taaleña rated 2/3.Crispy Crablets.  Not a fan of crablets but i tried some.  Kudos for not staying true to the adjective used.  It is crispy alright. Taaleña is another Filipino Restaurant in Tagaytay that offers familiar food.  If you want to play safe,  this is the best option.  And oh, the view is fantastic.   I guess this is one of their selling points as well.

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