An old house turned restaurant caught my camera's eye.
After a few touch-ups from the artist and restaurant owner himself Mr. Roy Empalmado, this antique-ish house originally from Tiaong, Quezon is now what the San Pablo locals called Sulyap Gallery Cafe and Restaurant.
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| Facade |
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| Dining area |
Food Trip
Of course, I didn't allow myself skip their best sellers.
Sulyap Cafe serves original Laguna dishes.
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| Kare-Kareng Sugpo |
Apparently, most of the cooks are Bicolanos. Their mastery of blending spice with gata is delectably evident in San Pablo's signature dish--Kulawong. Kulawong Puso ng Saging and Kulawong Talong are worth a try.
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| Kulawong Talong |
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| Kulawong Puso ng Saging |
I must say I just found my new favorite salad.
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| Ensaladang Pako |
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| Ensaladang Pako topped with Itlog na Maalat |
Sulyap Art Gallery
Across the resto is a school turned museum. Since the owner is into antiques, his wide variety of vintage collections occupied the two floors of the museum already.
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| Facade |
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| Old stuff |
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| Old typewriter and cash register |
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| Religious statues |
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| Old furniture |
Tourists can also book for bed and breakfast accommodation at Casa de Obando. I haven't tried it though.
Sulyap Gallery Cafe and Restaurant
Brgy. Del Remedio, Cocoland Compound,
San Pablo City Laguna
Mobile: 0920-9519185
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