The Catch
Tangigue, lapu-lapu, maya-maya and tuna belly, sold by the gram and cooked the way you call it — grilled, steamed, sinigang, sizzling, or raw as kinilaw.
A backyard grill bar on the outskirts of Kalibo, serving locals and tourists since 2018. Fresh catch cooked your way, sizzling plates, ice-cold pours.




Tangigue, lapu-lapu, maya-maya and tuna belly, sold by the gram and cooked the way you call it — grilled, steamed, sinigang, sizzling, or raw as kinilaw.
Charcoal that has been doing this since 2018. Boneless bangus, tuna panga and pork, painted with smoke until the edges catch.
Iron plates that arrive louder than the table. Gambas, sisig and mixed seafood, still singing when they land.
Mojito and margarita by the tower, fresh buko juice by the pitcher, and a mango shake for whoever is driving.

Whole shrimp tossed in garlic butter, finished with lemon. Order rice; you will want the sauce.

A nest of crisp-fried noodles, shrimp, egg and chicharon, with the palabok sauce poured at the table.

Pancit canton loaded with squid, shrimp and vegetables. Built for sharing, rarely shared.
The short list — what regulars order without looking. The full menu has every dish, every shake and every tower, with prices.






Four ready-made spreads for birthdays, team dinners and big nights, priced flat from ₱1,449. Call ahead and we will have the table ready.
See the sets