Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo

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4.6

( 8 reviews )

Performing Arts, Art Galleries, Museums

2nd Floor Filipino Village, Ayala Malls Manila Bay Diosdado Macapagal Blvd, cor Aseana Ave, Paranaque, Parañaque, 1701 Metro Manila, Philippines

+63 9150-091-032

Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo is a unique fusion of culinary and cultural experiences, offering an immersive journey through the rich and diverse traditions of Filipino cuisine and heritage. Located at an easily accessible location, this innovative concept allows visitors to indulge in the flavors and stories of the Philippines in a vibrant and interactive setting. With a focus on promoting local culture and tradition, Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo brings together the best of Filipino food, dance, and traditions, creating a one-of-a-kind destination for locals and tourists alike. Whether it's indulging in traditional delicacies or learning about the vibrant history of Filipino street foods, this experiential brand aims to showcase the beauty and richness of Filipino culture in a fun and engaging way.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
Live performances
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Restroom
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Getting tickets in advance recommended

Reviews

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Lia

March 22, 2024

Very overhyped online via good marketing. Hard to learn about the culture with no meaningful teaching. Also there is virtually no food to taste unless you want to buy it on top of the entry fee which is very high! The staff do a great job but the exhibit is tired and leaves a lot to be desired.

Chad moore

March 22, 2024

It’s a wonderful place to hangout with friends in a rainy day. So many kinds of food topics were decorated for different space. They even prepared a short dancing show and invited guests to dance with them. We’re going there during the regular holiday but there are not many people. Definitely one of fancy and interesting museum in Manila.

Dawnell m

March 22, 2024

Honestly, one of the highlights of my trip to Manila! Totally worth the price! Friendly, welcoming staff, especially Ethel! It had moved from S Maison to Ayala Malls. I was worried it closed down. But nope! It's back! Bigger and better than ever! It's like a tour of the Philippines in two hours, complete with totally Instagrammable photo ops, giant turon (props), carabaos, sari sari stores, karaoke, etc. You can even try all sorts of street food, without the normal risks of street food. You get to see how different Pinoys live, their festivals, their traditions, their houses, how they dress and, of course, what they eat. Highly recommended for children and adults alike!

B. darius b.

March 22, 2024

SUPER fun experience. May sarili pa kaming tour guide. Good for all ages talaga. Also got our ticket sa Klook with a HUGE discount. Must try 💯 (INGEMSEYES5OFF for additional 5% off) …

Mathieu muracciole

March 22, 2024

It was a great experience. There are a lot of activities they offer like cooking selected Filipino delicacies, making art, etc. They have great customer service and make an effort to interact with shy kids. Although super young kids like three years old might not be old enough to enjoy the place based on our experience with my cousin. However, my grandma really enjoyed the tour the most. Overall, the experience is worth the money. I recommend bringing a good phone or camera to take your photos because they don't have an in-house photographer during our tour.

Leo ramos

March 22, 2024

It's the perfect experience for taking pictures if you're into that. The staff is very friendly and willing to take your pictures for you. The place wasn't crowded and we were able to enjoy every bit at our own pace. The place could improve if it was made more educational with visible trivia or tidbits of information about the installations. Entrance is a bit pricey for what you’ll see/experience knowing there are other spots in the city worth exploring for way less than what we paid here. i.e. art galleries and museums

Shad schlosser

March 22, 2024

It's a good experience if you take your time in each part of the exhibit. Right now they're having a buy 1 take 1 ticket which I personally think is good at Php799. There's a scheduled folk dance show and some free food inside. The experience is really about interacting and being photographed with the environment. There's going to be a Vikings food court filled with Filipino food. Unfortunately it's not open yet.

Abdullah aldossary

March 22, 2024

Fun museum about Filipino food and culture. A nice place for kids and families to take pictures and learn about Filipino culture in an interactive way. The staff were super helpful and kind, offering to take pictures for us while explaining all the different rooms. They also had a performance that was very fun and entertaining. Great experience!