Quezon City has earned its place on the culinary map with several Michelin Bib Gourmand and recommended restaurants. Discover where the food critics eat.
Where Every Bite Tells a Story
Maginhawa Street in Teachers Village, Quezon City, has transformed from a quiet residential street into one of Metro Manila's most vibrant food destinations. What makes it special isn't just the food—it's the creative spirit that infuses every establishment.
Start Your Day Right
For breakfast enthusiasts, Maginhawa offers everything from traditional Filipino tapsilog to artisanal coffee. Don't miss the local cafes serving single-origin Philippine coffee alongside freshly baked pan de sal with specialty spreads.
Lunch Adventures
Come lunchtime, the street transforms into a bustling food paradise. From Korean BBQ joints to authentic Japanese ramen shops, Mexican taquerias to Thai noodle houses—the diversity is astounding. Local favorites include innovative Filipino fusion dishes that put creative twists on classic recipes.
Evening Eats
As the sun sets, Maginhawa takes on a different vibe. Food parks light up, and the street becomes a social hub where friends gather over grilled seafood, craft beers, and desserts that are as Instagrammable as they are delicious.
Pro Tips
- Visit on weekdays to avoid the crowds
- Street parking is limited—consider walking or using ride-share
- Many spots are cash-only, so bring physical money
- Don't skip the dessert shops—Maginhawa has some of the best in QC