Milan's Native Foods & Grill

Jason Chua

4.0

We'd lunch at Milan's carrying out a visit to Taal Volcano. My partner, who's a vegetarian, mentioned the eggplant dish had been nice but had some type of meat inside it. I experienced the Crispy Pork exclusive with vegetables that integrated bitter melon and afree iced tea. Strongly suggested but it is really a busy location and you will be advised to book.

Rico Garcia

5.0

It's along the major highway of Talisay so it is highly accessible even though you pass public transportation. The area was strongly suggested by our tour help for the Taal Volcano trek and we weren't disappointed. They will have a little air-conditioned area nevertheless, you canopt to consume al fresco. Though we'd late lunch time (2pm) there following the trek, the area was still busy. Though it might take time so that you can secure a desk, the staff is quite accommodating and helpful and can take your order when you wait. We'd grilled maliputo (freshwater seafood from Lake Taal), grilled liempo (pork tummy), crispy tawilis (freshwater sardine) and grilled eggplant with coconut milk. Meal is wonderful for sharing. Good worth for the money. No frills food.

Shanda Lim-Uy

3.0

After station of the cross, we needed a later breakfast, and this may be the only air conditioned one in your community, food was expensive for the serving, We skipped tawilis so we ordered but disappointed because it isn't a genuine one. A genuine blooded batanguenocan really place one. Preferences like dried fish, also my manila born children can tell. Wish they improve and wish competition for more foods business starts in your community