As more travelers seek authentic experiences through gastronomy and complete leisure experiences, AirAsia Philippines is inviting guests to explore Boracay’s food and leisure scene, beyond the usual tourist favorites and the week-long Love Boracay celebration.
Explore Boracay’s Rising Culinary Scene
Boracay has always been known for its pristine white beaches, but it’s quickly becoming a haven for food lovers too, offering a wide range of restaurants to suit every taste and dietary need. The World’s Best Low-Cost Airline has curated a list of top spots for those seeking a food adventure:
Little Taj: This Indian restaurant offers authentic Indian cuisine in a relaxed and welcoming setting. It’s known for dishes like butter chicken, biryani, and naan, giving both locals and tourists a genuine taste of India.
Island Izakya: A Japanese comfort food spot with a Boracay twist, featuring an open kitchen where guests can watch their meals being prepared.
Muchos: A Latin-inspired venue offering a culinary experience that brings the flavors of Latin America to Boracay.
Nonie’s: Focuses on fresh, ethically sourced ingredients with a fusion take on traditional Filipino dishes, catering to various dietary preferences, including vegan and gluten-free options.
“Boracay’s food scene truly has something for everyone, with options that cater to all kinds of tastes, dietary preferences, and cultural backgrounds. As we see more and more stakeholders work together to champion inclusivity, we at AirAsia are proud to contribute to this journey, starting even before travelers reach their destination with our fully halal-certified meals on board and a diverse menu that caters to the varied needs of guests traveling to Boracay and beyond,” AirAsia Philippines Communications and Corporate Affairs Head, First Officer Steve Dailisan said.
According to a report of the World Travel Association (WTFA), 34% of travelers now prioritize dining experiences as a way to immerse themselves in local traditions. In the Philippines, imarc Group reveals that the culinary tourism market is growing with forecasts predicting an annual growth rate of 11.3% from 2025 to 2033.
Discover a Holistic Boracay Experience
Outside of the dining experience, whether you’re a solo traveler or vacationing with family and friends looking for an all-in-one escape, guests can relax at The Mandarin Island Hotel Boracay, home to Boracay’s longest swimming pool.
The Mandarin Premier offers something for all types of travelers, with 5 hotels and resorts offering over 500 rooms, 7 restaurants and bars, and the soon-to-open Spa Village spread across some of Boracay’s best locations. Guests can go for the beachfront elegance of Mandarin Bay, the cozy, family-friendly feel of Mandarin Nest, the well-loved Mandarin Island Hotel, the laid-back comfort of Island Inn Boracay, or the peaceful getaway of Mandarin White Sand.
Guests can also look forward to exclusive offers, including early bird specials with discounted rates for advance bookings, summer family packages, and a range of dining and spa promotions available at www.mandarinpremier.com.
