Lakbay Museo Manila reviews

It's a fun museum that teaches you about Filipino cuisine. It is a museum. However, for the entry fee, I would like to have seen more real food samples, such as the one for different vinegars, or, at the minimum, more interaction with fake food. The haribon section was my favorite, as it featured food the Philippine eagles would eat. You can also e... see more

Family is the best!

Great place to discover the Philippines

It s a positive experience because this is the ideal location to get a sneak peek of the Philippines if you desire to have a vacation here! ItsMoreFunInThePhilippines

Enjoy lots of time playing with my children

Their great performances and the warmth of all the staff made the visit enjoyable. I was afraid it would turn out to be boring, but I am so glad I went.

The place was great. I enjoyed it more because of the culture side. They also have an exotic food show where you can taste and try worms and insects. This is a popular spot for teens and adults. They offer street food such as kwek-kwek.

If you like taking photos, it s the ideal experience. The staff are very helpful and eager to help you. The entrance fee is quite expensive for the experience you will have. However there are many other places in the city that you can explore for a fraction of the price.

This is a great place to take your school field trip. It has the best moments, instragramable museums and atmosphere. Hi Kay ate Mariah Na Nag welcome samin si kuya Jade Na nag perform Mabuhay

It was so much fun to learn about the culture and food of the Philippines. We were also able to sample exotic cuisines, liquors, and other beverages. Overall, it was an amazing experience that I highly recommend.

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Place for families

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This was an amazing experience. The tour staff were very welcoming and engaging in their presentation. There are different workshops such as making slime and cooking kakanin.

My children went with me and we had an enjoyable time. In addition to tasting the many Filipino dishes, it was also a great opportunity to see the Philippines. Although the range of themes isn't extensive, it takes only about two hours to complete the trip.

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They have an amazing show that lasts 2 hours. You can make your own vinegar and eat street food. There are hundreds of Filipino foods that you will see. It is so exciting to only have one bite of all the delicious Filipino cuisines.

It's a great place to have fun and awe.

There are many places to see in Philippines.