Where to Eat in Coron: 5 Must-Try Restaurants for Every Foodie

From Italian to Vietnamese, these restaurants stole our hearts (and appetite) in Coron. 

Most people come to Coron for the island-hopping, but a quick trip into town and you'll discover that it is also a paradise for foodies. From specialty restaurants to cozy cafés, Coron offers a variety of dining spots that are well worth exploring during your visit.

If you’re on the hunt for the best places to eat in Coron, here are some of the restaurants that are definitely worth trying:

1. Salud by Get Real 

𖡡 Real Street

Salud's eye-catching black signage along Real Street, right in front of the restaurant entrance

One of Salud’s interior walls, decorated with Mexican-inspired pieces

The counter at Salud, decked out with colorful Mexican-themed décor and lined with beer bottles

A vibrant wall at Salud adorned with colorful Mexican-themed murals, adding a playful touch

The exterior of Salud by Get Real, beside Epic Café

You’ll easily spot Salud when in town, thanks to its eye-catching black signage and vibrant Mexican-themed murals that are visible even from the outside. But beyond its picturesque interiors, the restaurant also delivers on flavor, especially the crowd favorite fish tacos made of crispy beer-battered Talakitok. Their chicken tostadas that are generously topped with chipotle chicken also make for a hearty and satisfying snack. 

Fish Tacos, Php 450

Chicken Tostada, Php 430

2. Khadoi's Chaolong atbp. Coron 

𖡡 Real Street

The neon signage of Khadoi's Chaolong atbp. welcomes diners to the restaurant

A glimpse at Khadoi's menu, featuring a variety of authentic Vietnamese dishes

Khadoi's Chaolong atbp.'s menu signage displayed outside, giving diners a preview of their offerings

Inside Khadoi’s, hanging lamps inspired by traditional Vietnamese hats add a warm, cultural touch

A visit to Palawan isn’t complete without trying something unique to the region. A Filipino twist on the Vietnamese Pho, Chaolong is a must-try when in Coron. You’ll find one at Khadoi’s Chaolong atbp., where you can enjoy their version of Chaolong Beef Stew, rice noodles in a slightly sweet beef broth, served with tender chunks of beef, boiled egg, diced carrots, bean sprouts, lime, toasted garlic, and a mix of aromatic herbs and spices. 

Chaolong Beef Stew, Php 280 

Chaolong Beef Stew, Php 280 

No Vietnamese meal is complete without fresh Vietnamese spring rolls with peanut sauce on the side, and a cup of authentic Vietnamese coffee. 

Vietnamese Coffee, Php 130 

3. Café Azalea 

𖡡 National Highway, Barangay Tagumpay

Café Azalea at Sunlight Hotel Coron offers a bright and inviting atmosphere for in-house and walk-in diners

Just a few minutes from Coron Town, Café Azalea is Sunlight Hotel Coron’s all-day restaurant that is open to both in-house and walk-in diners. Serving a mix of Filipino and international dishes, Café Azalea has a bit of everything for every craving—from Pinoy classics like pork sisig, sinigang, and lumpia, to seafood favorites such as buttered garlic shrimp. Fresh seafood is always a good idea when in Coron, and the restaurant’s generous servings and flavorful dishes make it a memorable stop on any food crawl.

Make sure to save some room for their newest treat: the Burnt Basque Cheesecake, a decadent cheesecake with custard-like center. A must-try for those who want a unique twist on a classic dessert. 

Clockwise: Vegetable Spring Roll, Php 390; Pork Sisig, Php 450; Buttered Garlic Shrimp, Php 700

Pork Sisig, Php 450

Burnt Basque Cheesecake, Php 250

4. Gran' Italia Ristorante & Pizzeria 

𖡡 10 San Agustin Street

Gran' Italia Ristorante & Pizzeria’s signage featuring the vibrant colors of the Italian flag

A mural at Gran’ Italia featuring iconic Italian landmarks that makes you feel as if you’re in Italy

The kitchen crew at Gran’ Italia hard at work preparing freshly made orders for diners

Gran’ Italia’s cozy interior creates a warm, Italian-inspired dining atmosphere

More Italian-inspired wall designs at Gran’ Italia, enhancing the restaurant’s Italian ambiance

If there’s one stop you shouldn’t miss on your Coron food crawl, it’s definitely Gran' Italia Ristorante & Pizzeria. Known for its authentic brick-oven pizzas and flavorful pastas, the restaurant serves up a variety of dishes that bring a true taste of Italy to the island.  

For starters, you can never go wrong with Bruschetta, with its fresh, juicy toppings perfectly complementing the crispy grilled bread. Their Diavola pizza is also a must-try, a bold, fiery Italian favorite topped with tomato sauce, pepperoni, salami, chili, garlic, onion, and mozzarella. 

Diavola, Php 670

Bruschetta, Php 270

5. Get Real Izakaya 

𖡡 Real Street

Get Real Izakaya’s exterior, inspired by authentic Japanese design

Japanese lanterns light up the exterior of Get Real Izakaya

From yakitori to ramen, Get Real Izakaya’s menu offers a variety of classic Japanese dishes

Get Real Izakaya’s Japanese-inspired exterior stands out along Real Street

A variety of yakitori at Get Real Izakaya

Craving Japanese? Head to Get Real Izakaya, a restaurant in Coron town that brings a taste of Japan’s nightlife and dining culture to the island. For a satisfying introduction to their menu, try the Mixed Yakitori and Tempura, a no-fail pairing that perfectly captures the restaurant’s flavorful offerings. Don’t miss the Chicken Thigh Yakitori, a must-try that’s tender, juicy, and full of savory goodness.

Tempura, Php 275; Chicken Thigh Yakitori, Php 185

Shiitake Mushroom Yakitori, Php 280; Beef Yakitori, Php 300

If you’re in the mood for something more filling, they also serve ramen and donburi bowls, perfect for lunch or dinner, whether you’re dining with family and friends or enjoying a meal solo. 

Whether you’re craving the comforting flavors of Vietnam, the savory delights of Japan, or classic Filipino favorites, Coron has a spot to satisfy every foodie’s heart. Make sure to add these five restaurants to your must-visit list on your next Coron trip!