Kasadyahan sa Capiz: Where To Eat In The Seafood Capital Of The Philippines
Kasadyahan sa Capiz No other place in the Philippines is dubbed “The Seafood Capital of the Philippines” but the progressive Roxas City. The flourishing marine agriculture of Capiz‘s
economic epicenter even turned the thriving seafood industry into an
annual celebration due to its abundance. During my visit, there were
neither parades, marching bands, nor banderitas, but there was certainly a gastronomic festival from my mouth down to my tummy.
The succulent juices of seafood and meat dripping into charcoal filled the air with aromatic fumes which comes from the array of restaurants and grills that line up along Baybay Beach. One of the biggest establishments in Baybay is the Seafood Court at People’s Park Plaza
which hosts seven independent stalls all under one roof. Choose from a
wide variety of delicacies, have them cooked your way, then indulge. Kasadyahan sa Capiz
Picking which stall or restaurant serves the best seafood dishes would
be a lifetime debate. But what Roxas City guarantees is that you could
eat the freshest seafood delights at really bargain prices if you
compare it to Manila. I’m not sure about the metro’s price range, but
just to give you an idea, a huge bowl of steamed oysters cost me P35.00,
while the grilled oysters smothered in butter and sprinkled with
roasted garlic cost P80.00. Oh and by the way, I’m no big fan of
seafood, but those oysters and blue marlin were really good.
