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Located on the upper floor of renowned artist, Benji Reyes’s home, Tahanan Bistro is the newest must experience out-of-city dining escape in Antipolo. The Reyes’, after eight years, decides to open their doors to the public.
Fun Fact: Tahanan Bistro, including all of the furniture, is built by Benji Reyes.
Tahanan Bistro is a casual but fine dining restaurant overlooking an expansive garden and a snapshot of the Manila skyline. It is a family-run business that was built on creativity and love for the Philippines and its produce.
The experience is very personal from beginning to end. Chef Kevin Tuason and partner Keesha Reyes greeted us warmly and welcomed us into their 32-seater lanai lounge. It is intimate, relaxed and reminiscent of the serene provincial life, which is a far cry from the hustle and bustle of life in Manila.
Insider Tip: All guests are required to leave their shoes by the door, so bring socks if you don't want to walk around barefoot.
Say hi to Natasha, the big yellow koi.
Having recently returned from his culinary adventures in Melbourne, Australia, working in acclaimed restaurants such as The Mill on Hardware Lane, La Camera on Southgate, and The Langham on Southgate, Chef Kevin Tuason is here to bring his experience and offer a fresh culinary take on well-loved Filipino cuisine.
Tahanan Bistro is only open three days a week and is strictly by reservations only. Bookings may be made six months in advanced up to an hour before requested time. (View Calendar)
First featured in: 15 of the Best Restaurants in the Philippines Strictly by Reservations Only
Lunch: Sat & Sun, 11am-4pm
Dinner: Fri-Sun, 6pm-10pm
Events: Fri-Sun, 11am-10pm
It currently offers three different set menus: Aranga, Balayong and Katmon–inspired by the surrounding trees in their 500-sqm property. Keesha shares that they will be changing the set meals quarterly to keep their menu fresh and interesting.
Each five-course set meal is priced at P1,200 (inclusive of VAT). Every set comes with a soup, an intermezzo and a drink.
Insider tip: Before dessert, guests will be called for a quick guided tour of Tahanan Bistro and a peek at some of Benji Reyes' creations.
Now on to the most awaited highlight of this trip:
Kalabasa
Spiced pumpkin soup, fresh basil, fresh off the oven rosemary focaccia.
Insider tip: Chef Kevin believes soups are best served hot, hence the small serving and unlimited refills.
Talong
Lengua
Mansanas
Saba
Kalabasa
Baboy Damo
Manok
Mansanas
Cassava
Kalabasa
Tinapa
Smoked milk fish, bechamel, edam crisps, house-made puff pastry, mixed greens, balsamic glaze
Liempo
Roasted pork belly, soft sugar beetroot polenta, house-made liver sauce, grilled asparagus
Fun Fact: Tahanan Bistro uses Baboy Damo, bred inside their own property.
This brick oven is where they cook their meat.
Mansanas
Suman
Antipolo suman, chocnut, mango coulis, dark chocolate ganache, toasted desiccated coconut, mango whipped cream
Tahanan Bistro offers a selection of fresh smoothies, juices, coffee and tea.
Insider tip: Since they still don't serve alchohol, you can BYOB (bring your own bottle), no corkage fee!
The BER months have arrived and you may want to book in advanced if you’re eyeing this place. Here’s a tip: If you’re a party of eight (8) or more, Tahanan Bistro can serve hors d’oeuvres upon request and gives away two complimentary pitchers of guests’ choice of drink.
RECOMMENDED: The Kalabasa soup is soothing to the core. For mains, the crowd favorites are the Lengua and Liempo, while the Suman and Turon are the instant standouts for desserts.
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22 Loresville Drive Lores Farm Subdivision, San Roque, Antipolo
(0925) 880-1487
