Tanay Highlands

We had lunch at Tanay Highlands and tried the Torched Bulalo, Sisig Lumpia, and Tokwa’t Baboy. The food was really good and very satisfying, especially with the beautiful view. We did notice that the service could be more attentive, not only to us but also to other customers. Still, we enjoyed our overall experience. The comfort room was clean, which we appreciated. Overall, it is a great place for good food and a relaxing view. We would still recommend visiting and hope the service improves next time.

Great place and view, but the food and service need improvement. We stopped here for lunch after the Masungi Discovery Trail. While the restaurant is spacious, features plenty of parking, great view of the mountains, and is ideal for large groups, the dining experience itself was underwhelming. The Food: We ordered the Beef Tapa and Lechon Macau, but both were disappointing. The meat was quite dry and lacked the juiciness you'd expect. For the price point, we were expecting much better quality and flavor. The Highlight: The "dirty ice cream" (60 PHP per serving) was the only saving grace—simple and refreshing after a so so meal. The Service: Be prepared for a long wait. Serving time is quite slow, so I highly recommend ordering appetizers to be served immediately while you wait for your mains. Overall, you're paying for the atmosphere rather than the culinary experience.

Tanay Highlands is honestly worth the drive. The view is beautiful, especially during sunset, and the weather was really nice and cool. We actually needed sweaters, which made the whole experience even better. We went there mainly to watch the sunset, but the food ended up being the highlight. Everything we ordered was so good, way beyond what I was expecting. I especially liked their ube latte. It's not sweet and leans more toward coffee than ube. You don't really taste the ube much, but it's still a really good, solid cup of coffee. Overall, great food, great view, and cozy weather. A very chill place and definitely somewhere I'd go back to.

Ordered breakfast and it was just right—nothing over the top, but satisfying. Plating and presentation are good. Prices may feel a bit on the pricey side for most, but you really go here for the view. The surroundings are clean and well-maintained. The Americano is more like regular brewed coffee, nothing special. One downside is that they don’t serve service water. Overall, a nice place to relax and enjoy the scenery.

Wow what can I say about this place. It is a hidden gem that I hope people will find. Iv been here a few times and every time I have been blown away. The views in this place are unreal and when the sun sets it’s magical. The food is incredible and hits the spot everytime. I’m always taking a drive to come here even if it’s just for a coffee it is worth the drive let me tell you. To local dishes to cakes and sweets to coffee you will not be disappointed. Bring ur family or just ur partner either way u wont be disappointed and will make it ur new place to go.

Tanay Highlands felt like a comforting taste of home. The food was incredibly satisfying, honestly some of the most comforting dishes I’ve had since living in the US. Every bite brought a sense of familiarity and warmth. On top of that, the atmosphere was great: cozy, relaxing, and perfect for slowing down and enjoying the moment with my friends. A wonderful place to visit if you’re craving good food and a comforting ambiance.

Good views yes! but there’s something about their ordering process that they need to fix especially managing an influx of customers. They’re quick to bring the itemized receipt but will forget your order. Food temperature wasnt warm once out. Ordered extra rice, dumating, ubos na ulam. Yung coke zero, nacharge and paid na, hindi pa nilalabas. I accidentally spilled my hot coffee, no rush in helping us clean it out. I know it’s early in the morning, and we’re trying to understand the situation but unfortunately, service was saddening.

It has a Tagaytay-like feel, so you’ll definitely need a jacket. The ambiance is nice. We ordered bulalo, and they even offer free soup refills. They also have dogs around, but they’re safe—they don’t bite or bark. They just come close and watch while you eat. It’s a bit pricey, though: Bulalo - ₱700, listed as good for two but honestly could serve around four people. Mini Sans Rival Cake - ₱200, just right for two. Plain Rice - ₱40, it’s really good. You won’t need extra rice because their serving size is already enough.