Hey everyone! Recently I've been wandering around trying out foodparks in Cebu City Philippines whenever I have the time and budget, of course. I find it very enjoyable because I love foods. I started loving this as one of my stress reliever, when my father always want us to go and eat at Sea front foodpark in the small town near our province. So, wanna come with me? Let's go!
This time around, I'm going to take you out together with my hive friends
and 
on another foodpark experience. I haven't seen JL that much because he works on a different company now but we were workmates before, so this is our catch-up time with him after a long time.
To all Cebuanos, this is also one of the newest food park that has recently opened. We were suppose to try different food spot but because it ended so soon, we decided to try this food park instead.
WERPA Foodpark
Labangon Cebu is not too far from Metro Cebu. WERPA foodpark is also known at the place the moment it opened for the public. Its nearest landmark is across Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Church. Labangon is also where lots of various famous foods can be found like Siomai, Pater and their tasty Halo-Halo scattered all over the barangay. I hope I can show you these foods soon but for now, let's take a look on what's in WERPA foodpark.
Surprisingly, the location is kind of cute. Not crowded to look at because stalls are arranged and organized very well. It is full of colors and bright lights as usual to attract guests. They also have second floor where you can bring your foods. Tables and chairs are upstairs while foods are at the ground level.
I really like how they style their second floor. They have different spots where you can choose to seat. They have the big white tables and semi couch, they also have the spot with a cone shape as shelter at the center. KTV is also available in Werpa foodpark, 120 per hour good for 10 to 15 people. It actually is a good place for celebrations like simple birthday, date nights or just merely catching up with friends while enjoying the live band.
I ordered a meal combo with 2pcs. Pork intestines, we called it "tina-e" in our dialect (bisaya) or "Isaw/e-saw" in filipino term, 2pcs. Pork Bbq, 4pcs hanging rice and a cup of iced tea for 89 pesos.
I also bought Nachos for 130 pesos which I forgot to take photo of it lol. While Sasha and JL ordered a unlimited chicken worth 299 pesos. My food were delicious, the usual bbq filipino style flavor and the chicken which JL and Sasha had, looks yummy too, I bet they also liked it specially that, between eating is also were talking a lot about everything which I really enjoyed. Here are the stores they have as I tried to tour around the area.
So as you can see, from drinks to various kind of foods like combo meals, silogan, they also have lechon belly, lechon kawali, unlimited chicken and seafoods. They all looks delicious to the eyes. They even have Japanese foods here and for desert, they sell oreo ice cream at the corner.
Overall, what I super enjoyed is the time we had together. Besides the ambiance of the location, we also had fun catching up and listening to the live band. When it comes to the service, I guess it depends on each store where you ordered your food, as for me, it was good. I didn't wait too long, just enough to roast my bbq and Nachos.
Thanks everyone for coming with me. If you want to read my previous foodpark adventures, you may wanna visit all of my post and let me know what do you think.🌸
Til my next foodpark blog! 🥰✨
J E N N I C I O U S🌻
A woman with ambition; a family oriented person who believes that we all live in a purpose in this world. She loves to blog interesting things; loves nature, loves to wander, has a deep understanding of things sometimes. Feel free to upvote and share your thoughts in the comments below.