Boracay travel guide

Best Street Food in Boracay: Where & What to Eat

Boracay is famous for fresh seafood, especially the “paluto” style at D’Talipapa market where you pick your fish, crab or prawns and have them cooked to order. Local cult snacks include the chori burger (a grilled chorizo patty) and Real Coffee’s calamansi muffins, washed down with Jonah’s famous fruit shakes.

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Eating in Boracay: what you need to know

Boracay’s food is fresh seafood, fruit shakes and beach barbecue. The classic move is picking your own fish at D’Talipapa market and having it cooked next door.

Must-try dishes in Boracay

Dish	What it is	Where to try it	Price
Paluto seafood	Pick your fish, prawns or crab at the market, cooked to order at a stall	D’Talipapa wet market area	₱400–900
Chori burger	A grilled chorizo patty in a bun with sweet-spicy sauce — a local cult snack	Beach-road stalls along White Beach	₱60–120
Calamansi muffin & fruit shake	A tangy local-citrus muffin and a fresh mango or watermelon shake	Real Coffee and Jonah’s, White Beach	₱100–250

The best food spots in Boracay

D’Talipapa paluto stalls · Station 2

Cuisine: Seafood market · Expect to pay: ₱400–900

Must order: Butter-garlic crab from the wet market

D’Talipapa, behind D’Mall
Jonah’s Fruit Shake & Snack Bar · Station 1

Cuisine: Shakes & snacks · Expect to pay: ₱150–300

Must order: A mango-banana shake

White Beach, Station 1
Real Coffee & Tea Café · Station 2

Cuisine: Café · Expect to pay: ₱120–250

Must order: A calamansi muffin

White Beach path, Station 2