Silangang Nayon in Pagbilao, Quezon
Hurrying to the place due to excite since it was still early in the afternoon, his effort to get there turned out alright with the sun-bathed sand near a beach though not really fit for swimming but just lounging at the huts on stilts.
first look at the restaurant houses on stilts with a long foot bridge
the foot bridge looks daunting from afar but actually sturdy when you get there
your order will be delivered using an "airplane" suspended on a cable, sort of a zipline delivery
below the huts on stilts are oysters grown by the restaurant for their own consumption making them the freshest there is for the customers
the largest hut is shaped like a ship ready to sail out to Pagbilao Bay, Tayabas Bay and beyond
you can admire the place from above the cliff with a view of Pagbilao bay, Pagbilao Power PLant, Pagbilao Grande Island and Patayan Island with visible white sand beaches from afar
A bottle of San Mig Lite (low calorie pale pilsen) costs P45.00 each, quite cheap for the ambiance of the place jutting out of Pagbilao
steamed capiz in oyster sauce complemented the cold san mig light. Cost is P165.00 good enough for the three of them
How would Tutubi review Silangang Nayon? It's Tutubi's first and only visit there and he ordered just a round of beer and the steamed capiz. The orders came fast, probably because there were only two groups of visitors there. Prices are ok, quite cheap actually for a place with nice ambiance. Tutubi intends to return to the place someday.
Silangang Nayon has hotel rooms available for overnight accomodations, something Tutubi intends to try someday since the place is really relaxing and probably use as a base to explore other interesting places in Pagbilao.
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Silangang Nayon Park & Restaurant
Pagbilao, Quezon
For inquiries and reservations, you may call Telephone number +63.42.716.0077
How to get to Pagbilao, Quezon:
Commute to Pagbilao, Quezon: Board buses to Lucena City either via Lucena Lines, Jam Transit or Jac Liner (it's better to board one with Dalahican signboard for it passes by SM City Lucena). In Lucena, transfer to jeepneys going to Pagbilao.
Buses from Bicol (Daet, Naga and Legaspi, Albay, even Ro-ro buses to Leyte and Samar) all pass by Pagbilao town before Lucena)
Driving Directions to Pagbilao, Quezon:
From Makati, drive towards NLEX then exit at Batangas Exit to Maharlika Highway passing by Turbina, First Philippine Industrial Park (FPIP), Star Toll. In Sto. Tomas, after passing Rose and Grace Restaurant (beside Jollibee) and Sto. Tomas Public Market, you'll encounter a fork on the road where you turn left going to San Pablo, Lucena and Bicol. Follow the highway that will lead you to Alaminos (Laguna), San Pablo City, then the Quezon towns of Tiaong, Cadelaria, Sariaya, then Lucena City. In Lucena, you need to choose left road when you see a fork (a right will lead you to Lucena City proper, even SM Lucena, but will lead you right back to the highway. After Lucena is the town of Pagbilao.
Silangang Nayon is on the road near 135 Kilometer marker with signs of Silangang Nayon and Pueblo Por La Playa on the roadside after a small bridge. It's about 6 kilometers from the highway.
Labels: Calabarzon, Quezon, Quezon Restaurants, Southern Tagalog
posted by backpacking philippines @ 8:18 PM,
22 Comments:
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At Feb 4, 2009 7:04:00 AM,
Photo Cache said...
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I knew a few guys from Pagbilao Quezon from dorm days. So each time I see a Pagbilao on the title I read it immediately.
It looks like a relaxing spot dragonfly. Very inviting indeed. I'm sure with this post, people would go and see for themselves. -
At Feb 5, 2009 7:34:00 PM,
weddingglitters said...
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i want to go there! hopefully this year :)
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At Feb 5, 2009 7:35:00 PM,
said...
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I want to go there! Hopefully this year :)
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At Feb 6, 2009 8:44:00 PM,
mimi said...
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taga capiz ako pero di ko pa natikman ang "capiz" na seafood... dapat makakain ako nito paguwi...
ganda ng lugar.. nakkarelax... -
At Feb 7, 2009 8:19:00 AM,
fortuitous faery said...
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ohmygod! that "delivery plane" is too adorable! thanks for sharing this heaven-on-the-sea dining place with us!
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At Feb 7, 2009 11:19:00 AM,
bw said...
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nice pics man. Wooo.. ang sarap ng oysters and San Mig !
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At Feb 8, 2009 5:03:00 PM,
acey said...
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nice! and the oysters!!! mmmm.
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At Feb 9, 2009 10:19:00 PM,
Toe said...
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I showed the pictures to my husband and he promised to bring me there. :)
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At Apr 3, 2009 12:35:00 AM,
said...
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I've been there! Nice landscaping, excellent view. The place is serene and relaxing, sea breeze is soothing and cool. The food is excellent at very reasonable price, the waiters are very efficient and quick to deliver orders. It's a Shangri-La. I plan to go there again on my next vacation.
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At Apr 3, 2009 12:40:00 AM,
said...
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I've been there! The landscaping is admirable, nice view from the small huts. Food is excellent at very reasonable price. The waiters are very polite, efficient and quick to deliver orders. I like the place, it's a real Shangri-La. I plan to go there again on my next vacation.
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At Apr 30, 2009 10:11:00 PM,
luna miranda said...
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we're planning to drive to Pagbilao tomorrow if the weather improves. i like this place...pero kanina ko pa tinatawagan ang number nila, cannot be reached.:D sana di naman sila binagyo.
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At Sep 8, 2009 1:12:00 PM,
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my wife and I stayed here 4 nights in 2007, it was great and really cheap. Everyone was friendly. The view was great even with the power plant on the other side of the bay. I would like to go back again someday. Sorry for getting drunk and throwing your toads off the cliff, I realized they were for controlling the bugs after I sobered up.
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At Mar 15, 2010 2:00:00 AM,
said...
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Hello Tutubi!
Silangang Nayon is really majestic... so are the foods... yum...
However I suggest you try Kamayan sa Palaisdaan Restaurant in Tayabas, Quezon....
You will definitely enjoy the view and the foods...
Thanks! -
At Mar 15, 2010 11:31:00 AM,
backpacking philippines said...
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anonymous, i was only able to visit Kamayan sa Palaisdaan in Bay, Laguna...will go there someday
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At Jun 27, 2010 2:19:00 PM,
said...
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I and my friends have been there last May 2010. The place is fantastic and people are very nice and hospitable. They made it like our home. Foods are delicious and unique delivering of food.. Thanks so much Ms. Daisy. I'll visit you again soon..
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At Sep 3, 2010 3:43:00 AM,
said...
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Hi, anyone who knows how to get to pagbilao, quezon from antipolo, rizal. we are planning on driving through motorcycles to get there.... hope someone out there could help us.
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At Mar 5, 2011 11:11:00 AM,
neenasatine said...
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hi.. just want to ask permission for getting information on how to get to pagbilao.. i also write blogs about pagbilao ..thanks
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At Mar 5, 2011 11:26:00 AM,
neenasatine said...
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i want to make a correction.. it should be SLEX not NLEX :)
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At Mar 6, 2011 5:07:00 PM,
backpacking philippines said...
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neenasatine, you may use my directions but please provide a backlink to this article or to my homepage with the right anchor words. thanks
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At Mar 9, 2011 3:15:00 PM,
said...
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Mas masarap kumain at nakaka-relax dito kesa dun sa katabi..........
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At Jun 5, 2011 11:31:00 AM,
said...
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Hello! i just want to ask if they accept credit card payment. Thank you!
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At Feb 14, 2012 5:23:00 PM,
said...
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hello there,if someone wants a tour guide here in our town(Pagbilao).just email me(erick_june1981@yahoo.com) and i promise that you will enjoy here,,in cheap price,,sideline lang...tnx,,,
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