Negros Oriental is just as fascinating as the Queen City for the South--Cebu. Not only is its famous and often visited for their own branch of Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), which is said to have the fastest processing for passports in the Philippines, but also for their numerous tourist destinations.
One of which is Sans Rival Bistro, located along the boulevard of Dumaguete City. Sans Rival Bistro is a sister company of Sans Rival Cake House which is prominent for its delicious dessert--silavanas, where tourists and even locals keep coming back for more. More often than not, customers would buy boxes of it for take-home or "pasalubong".
There is a wide variety of dishes in the menu for guests to choose from. Appetizers, side dishes, main dish, desserts and a lot more. Ranging from 25php t0 600php. Not mentioning the ambiance of the place, perfect to chill and relax with WIFI. So what more could you ask for?
Sans rival Bistro is open from 10:00am to 11:00pm from Monday to Thursday, and 10:00am to 12:00am for Friday and Saturday. Last orders are taken 2 hours before its closing time, but pre-cooked dishes can still be availed an hour before closing time.
Location:
Rizal Boulevard, Dumaguete City. From Cebu, you may travel to Negros Oriental either by land or by sea. For plane, Mactan International airport is an easy access. But if you wish to travel by sea, there 3 ports in Cebu City going to Dumaguete. You may follow this link for more details http://schedule.ph/boat/from/Cebu-City/to/Dumaguete . Furthermore, if you’re on for a little detour to South Cebu, you may take a bus from Cebu South bus Terminal (which is 30 minutes to an hour travel from the Airport) to Lilo-an, Santander. RoRos and ferry boats are available hourly going to Negros Oriental. After which, you may take a jeepney to Dumaguete City.