5 Awesome Food Trip Destinations in Mindanao

Here are our top picks for a gastronomic tour of the southernmost region.
by Kara Santos | June 28, 2017

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Cagayan de Oro is not only home to outdoor adventures like whitewater rafting, it also boasts of great eats for adventurous foodies. One of the oldest and most well-loved homegrown restaurants here is Kagay-anon Restaurant, where you can enjoy traditional Filipino cuisine and local specialties like Kagay-anon soup with huge clams, kilawin, ostrich salpicao and crocodile sisig. If you have a sweet tooth, be sure to try pastries from Missy Bonbon, a bakeshop and cafe which has great pastel, or soft bread stuffed with rich yema. Here’s a guide to the homegrown restos in CDO.

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