Aside from being the summer capital of the Philippines, Baguio City also offers a lot of choices of restaurants to satisfy one’s gastronomic cravings while in the city of pines. So, if your are googling where to eat in Baguio, ZOLA resto/Cafe is one of the most frequently visited restaurant in the city.
ZOLA which means Zest of Life’s Abundance Resto / Cafe is situated right at the heart of Baguio City along the most popular Session Road.
What I like about this restaurant aside from its strategic location and the food is the ambiance . It’s spacious and the fixtures are really nice. One can have a great time enjoying the food while listening to their in-house music.
During the food tour, we sample some of their latest offerings which will be launched this November. I am pretty sure you will enjoy the food just like us. They are all sumptuous! Here’s the food that we tasted during our visit at Zola Resto / Cafe.
Filipino Breakfast : If you are craving for a pinoy food while in Baguio, ZOLA offers a Filipino breakfast which consists of egg, garlic rice, daing na bangus (fried milkfish) and pork tocino and tapa.
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| Filipino Breakfast |
Taal Rice : FIlipino’s favorite sinangag (fried rice) with a twist.
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| Taal Rice |
American Breakfast : If you had enough of the Filipino food, try Zola’s American breakfast which consists of pancakes, egg and slices of bacon.
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| American Breakfast |
Blueberry French Toast : Not your ordinary french toast as it is topped with blueberry jam and pair with slices of bacon.
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| Blueberry French Toast |
Buttered Pork Chop : A very simple Filipino favorite dish.
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| Buttered Pork Chop |
Mango Tango : Layers of cream cheese topped with fresh mango and chocolate.
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| Mango Tango |
Chunky Chili Chicken : A great food for those who love spicy dishes like myself. It’s made up of boneless chicken spiced up with chili sauce.
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| Chunky Chili Chicken |
Buffalo Chicken Pizza : This pizza is perfect for a barakada treat. It is topped with chicken slices and lots of cheese.
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| Buffalo Chicken Pizza |
Cream Dory with Ratatouille : One of my favorite as it has a French twist with the Ratatouille toppings.
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| Cream Dory with Ratatouille |
Oreo Cookies and Cream: One of my comfort food and it did not disappoint me. The sweetness is just right.
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| Oreo Cookies and Cream |
Chef’s Special Sandwich : This one is an ultimate sandwich. I love the bacon and the chicken in the sandwich and the potato wedges on the side.
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| Chef’s Special Sandwich |
Baby Pork Back Ribs : Not the best baby back ribs I have tasted but it’s still worth a try.
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| Baby Back ribs |
ZOLA Resto / Cafe
Patria de Baguio Bldg
Session Rd, Baguio City, Philippines
Phone Number: +63 (74) 446-5610
Email Address: zola.resto.cafe@gmail.com
Facebook Page: ZOLA Resto / Cafe
Where to Eat in Baguio
Turf Lounge and Bar
Le Chef at the Manor
Hill Station Tapas Bar and Restaurant
Te Quiero Tapas Bar & Restaurant
Starbucks at Camp John Hay
Divine Sweet Delights
Zenz Bar & Restaurant
Choco-late de Batirol
ZOLA Resto/Cafe
Where to Party in Baguio
Purple Resto / Lounge
Where to Stay in Baguio
Upstairs Bed & Bath
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Disclosure: ZOLA Resto / Cafe is one of the partner-restaurants of #BaguioFoodTour2013.
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