
Food is life! And you can make eating and drinking more interesting with unique experiences found in the different corners of Quezon City (QC).
Whether you're going out for a date, bonding with your friends, or spending quality time with your family, these six dining places are sure to give you a one-of-a-kind gastronomic trip.
Gubat
A secret gem in the busy city, Gubat is the QC counterpart of Kusina Luntian, the beloved and also almost-hidden eatery in Baler, Aurora. If you're up for an open-air dining experience beneath hanging branches and a library of books, head over to the UP Campus Diliman Bonsai Society along C.P. Garcia.
Why it is unique: Aside from its laidback and intimate picnic vibe in a busy metro, Gubat encourages zero waste as it offers meals kamayan-style on banana leaves, and its garden uses upcycled materials.
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Van Gogh is Bipolar
Van Gogh is Bipolar is among the famous and long-standing dining places in Quezon City, situated at 154 Maginhawa St., Sikatuna Village, Diliman. It is dubbed as the mood and healing sanctuary restaurant.
Why it is unique: Van Gogh is Bipolar is more than just a quirky bistro as it promotes awareness towards being bipolar and other mental illnesses. Aside from serving dishes, it offers natural and self-healing rituals.
Sip & Gogh
Not to be mistaken as the previous restaurant bearing the name of the Dutch painter, Sip & Gogh is a good venue to be creative while enjoying a glass of your wine or your preferred beverages. Its Quezon City branches are located at Ayala Heights, 1 Capitol Hills Drive, Old Balara and at G/F Le Grand 3 in Eastwood City. It's third QC branch is about to open along Congressional Ave.
Why it is unique: Sip & Gogh is the first paint-and-sip studio in the Philippines. Guests are given basic lessons on painting while sipping fine wine.
Gerry's Jeepney
Go on a food trip aboard the Pinoy public utility vehicle-inspired Gerry's Jeepney. The dining place with two QC branches at 7B Maginhawa St. and at 72 East Capitol Drive offers a boodle fight eating experience.
Why it is unique: An authentic Filipino concept, Gerry's Jeepney allows its customers to eat right inside the jeepneys. Its counter looks like a sari-sari store, too!
Bento&Co
Bento&Co has been offering “happiness in a box” since its establishment in 2016. The Japanese restaurant is located at 2 Scout Dr. Lazcano cor. Scout Magbanua, Brgy. Paligsahan.
Why it is unique: Bento&Co lets you create your own bento to match your mood and appetite!
High Grounds Café
High Grounds Café is the first and biggest online gaming café in the Philippines. It is located at 67 Scout Rallos St. in Tomas Morato is open 24/7.
Why it is unique: High Grounds Café has over a hundred high-end computer units and offers free and ultra high-speed Wi-Fi connection even for non-gamers.
Time to get your foodie fix! Check out these six unique restaurants, and upgrade your dining experience!