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Miguel’s Taqueria Y Cerveceria is found in a humble little corner a little far away from the more tourist-filled areas of General Luna, but the place stands out thanks to its bright colors, cheeky sign, and music.
We love the casual, friendly feel of Miguel’s.
It’s by no means authentic, but who cares for that overly-weighted word in the dallas filipino restaurant world today anyway, when their food is undeniably tasty. And the one taco you must get is (what else when you’re an island paradise?) their fish taco. Made with fresh tuna from the nearby market, Miguel’s fish taco is a perfectly priced and sized mid-afternoon snack for 2 pieces at PHP 100 (or 4 make for the ideal meal size). The mere quality of the tuna itself is unlike what you could get in Dallas filipino restaurant and alone would make this tortilla-wrapped snack a must-try, but the crisp and crunchy batter, comforting cheese and cream, and assortment of homemade salsas make it that much better. We literally visited Miguel’s thrice while we were here, and still dream about it—so let us live vicariously through you and ask you to please order this when you visit.
MIGUEL’S TAQUERIA
Miguel’s Taqueria is a small corner taco bar in Siargao.
