Bacolod Food Tours: Enjoy The Wide Variety Of Negrense Cuisine

Enjoy different mouth-watering experiences in Bacolod Food Tours

Bacolod Food Tours – A wide variety of Negrense cuisine is being offered in different food tour packages in Bacolod City.

Negros Occidental offers delicious delicacies that will surely give tourists a wonderful experience. Here are the different food tours that you can choose from. The tour starts at 8:00 AM. For guests who are around Bacolod City, they will be picked up from their hotel
and for those outside Bacolod City, they will be picked up at Provincial Capitol Lagoon.

GASTRONOMIC TOUR 1: A TASTE OF NEGROS
(For bookings, please call: 09995475773 / 09214249259 / (034) 431-5253)

ACTIVITIES:

Bong-Bong’s. Learn how Bacolod’s most famous delicacy is made and enjoy freshly cooked piaya — a muscovado-filled flatbread — afterward!
Quan’s. Sample a smorgasbord of kakanin, local sweets made with rice flour, including bitso-bitso, kutchinta, cassava, puto, bibingka, and more!
Manokan Country. Nothing beats the original. Bite into Bacolod’s first and finest grilled chicken dish, inasal.
Cafe Bob’s. Get your midday comfort food fix at this local hangout.
21 Restaurant. Enjoy a bowl of batchoy, the region’s famous hearty noodle soup topped with pork cracklings, at this popular fine dining spot along Lacson Street

Things included in this tour package:

Air-conditioned transport service (to/from the hotel within Bacolod City)
DOT Accredited Tour Guides
Meals, as stated in the itinerary
Travel insurance
Entrance fees, if any

GASTRONOMIC TOUR 2: DELI-CANSI FOOD TOUR
(For bookings, please call: 09995475773 / 09214249259 / (034) 431-5253)

ACTIVITIES:

Bacolod City Center Walking Tour. See the sights the best way possible – by foot. Tour the must-visit places like the Bacolod Plaza Bandstand, San Sebastian Cathedral, the Bishop’s House, and Bacolod City Plaza.
Calea (or Cafe Bob’s). Get your coffee kick and indulge in the city’s best selection of cakes.
Piaya making at Merzci. Learn how Bacolod’s most famous delicacy is made and enjoy freshly cooked piaya afterward!
Central Market Tour. Have a sampling of local favorites like danggit (rabbitfish) and other crunchy dried fish that are traditionally dipped in sinamak (vinegar).
Seafood Lunch. Bacolod is a city on the shore, so you can bet that the seafood selections are superb!
Rolis. One of the sweetest treats and pasalubong (souvenirs) from Bacolod is napoleones — a custard-filled, layered puff pastry that Rolis is famous for.
Banana or Kamote Cue. Some of the best local eats are found on the streets! Try this fried banana or sweet potato from a street kiosk.
Coffee Culture Roastery. Merienda time! Perk up with the perfect cuppa from this local cafe.
Café Elgon. Have your fill of Ilonggo cuisine with dishes like KBL, a stew made with kadios, baboy, langka (pigeon peas, pork, and jackfruit) and avocado mousse.
Walking Tour at the Bacolod City Government Center. Explore one of the most beautiful and landscaped government buildings in the Philippines.
Cansi Food Tasting at Erons Cansi House. Try this traditional Visayan soup with a delicious sour broth, beef shank, and a hearty helping of veggies.

Things included in this tour package:

Air-conditioned transport service (to/from the hotel within Bacolod City)
DOT Accredited Tour Guides
Meals, as stated in the itinerary
Travel insurance
Entrance fees, if any

GASTRONOMIC TOUR 3: EAT LIKE A LOKAL
(For bookings, please call 09209138144 / 09154771328)

ACTIVITIES:

Bacolod City Center Walking Tour. See the sights the best way possible – by foot. Tour the must-visit places like the Bacolod Plaza Bandstand, San Sebastian Cathedral, the Bishop’s House, and Bacolod City Plaza.
Calea (or Cafe Bob’s). Get your coffee kick and indulge in the city’s best selection of cakes.
Piaya making at Merzci. Learn how Bacolod’s most famous delicacy is made and enjoy freshly cooked piaya afterward!
Central Market Tour. Have a sampling of local favorites like danggit (rabbitfish) and other crunchy dried fish that are traditionally dipped in sinamak (vinegar).
Seafood Lunch. Bacolod is a city on the shore, so you can bet that the seafood selections are superb!
Rolis. One of the sweetest treats and pasalubong (souvenirs) from Bacolod is napoleones — a custard-filled, layered puff pastry that Rolis is famous for.
Banana or Kamote Cue. Some of the best local eats are found on the streets! Try this fried banana or sweet potato from a street kiosk.
Coffee Culture Roastery. Merienda time! Perk up with the perfect cuppa from this local cafe.
Café Elgon. Have your fill of Ilonggo cuisine with dishes like KBL, a stew made with kadios, baboy, langka (pigeon peas, pork, and jackfruit) and avocado mousse.
Walking Tour at the Bacolod City Government Center. Explore one of the most beautiful and landscaped government buildings in the Philippines.
Cansi Food Tasting at Erons Cansi House. Try this traditional Visayan soup with a delicious sour broth, beef shank, and a hearty helping of veggies.

Things included in this tour package:

Air-conditioned transport service (to/from the hotel within Bacolod City)
Tour coordinator
Meals, as stated in the itinerary
Travel insurance
Entrance fees, if any

GASTRONOMIC TOUR 4: BEST OF BACOLOD GASTRONOMIC TOUR
(For bookings, please call 09209138144 / 09154771328)

ACTIVITIES:

Bacolod City Center Walking Tour. See the sights the best way possible – by foot. Tour the must-visit places like the Bacolod Plaza Bandstand, San Sebastian Cathedral, the Bishop’s House, and Bacolod City Plaza.
Piaya making. Learn how Bacolod’s most famous delicacy is made and enjoy freshly cooked piaya afterward!
Halfmoon Sampling. Taste Bacolod’s trademark halfmoon, a sponge cake topped with creamy custard, along with other pastries.
Batchoy Tasting. Enjoy a taste of this local hearty noodle soup.
Original Chicken Inasal Making and Tasting, Suman Making. Learn how to make Bacolod’s famous marinated grilled chicken dish. Try your hand at making suman, a classic Filipino kakanin cooked in coconut milk.
Chicken Inasal Lunch. Sit down with a filling lunch of authentic grilled chicken inasal.
Coffee Break at Calea (or Cafe Bob’s). Craving for a hot cup of coffee and dessert? Calea offers a generous selection of chocolate cakes, while Café Bob’s has savory dishes and local sweets like sansrival.
BazKet BCD for Food Tasting. Take a trip at Ilonggo’s famed bazaar located along Lacson Street, where you can enjoy a variety of local and international cuisines. (Purchases are at guest’s expense)
Cansi Tasting. Try the world-renowned dish made with beef shank cooked in a distinct broth, soured with the local fruit known as batwan.