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Manalo St, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, Philippines
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1.5 Liters
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Bona's Chao Long Haus
Welcome to Bona's Chao Long Haus, a culinary gem nestled in the vibrant heart of Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, Philippines. Known for its passionate dedication to crafting the best local noodles, Bona's has quickly established itself as a must-visit destination for both tourists and locals alike.
Step into Bona's and you’ll find an inviting atmosphere, perfect for enjoying the iconic Chao Long, a Vietnamese-inspired noodle soup that has won the hearts of many. It’s not just a meal; it’s an experience. Each bowl is a symphony of flavors, with hand-cut noodles that boast the perfect texture, generously topped with flavorful meat options like beef and pork, combined with a robust and comforting broth that satisfies the soul. As Niskie Ferrer wisely observes, the portions here are generous, making it easy to see why this dish is celebrated as a local favorite.
The signature chaolong, paired with a crusty French baguette, is highly recommended—a perfect balance of warmth and substance that leaves diners craving more. Customers like Eng Siong Lee and Shiny Dale Alipio rave about the delightful combination of flavors and the incredibly friendly service. The staff at Bona's are known not just for their smiles, but for their commitment to making your dining experience enjoyable and memorable.
Pricing at Bona's is refreshingly affordable, offering excellent value without compromising quality. As mentioned by FLUID BayArea, you can savor a delicious meal for just 150 pesos, including bottled water—a testament to Bona's commitment to accessibility and enjoyment for everyone.
While diners have expressed varying preferences regarding the sweetness of the broth—Richard Dean Yadao noted the use of atsuete (food coloring)—the overall consensus is clear: Bona's Chao Long Haus delivers on flavor and tradition. Every spoonful is a reminder of the delightful fusion of Filipino and Vietnamese culinary practices.
Whether you are a seasoned local or a curious traveler, a visit to Bona's Chao Long Haus is not just about satisfying hunger; it's about embracing a cultural experience that nourishes the body and soul. Don’t miss the chance to indulge in Palawan’s best noodles when you find yourself in this stunning location!
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“ The best Philippines noodles in palawan Every time when I come to visit Puerto pricesa always eat here recommended for everyone ”
“ Have theirnsignature chaolong with bua pork but didnt order the baguette as didnt want to watch too full. The noodle soup is surprisingly good and i already thinking of trying other type of.mwatbthat they jlhave already. Highly recommended! ”
“ The place was easy to go to and there was not a lot of customers that time so the service was quick and the staff were all smiles. We ordered the buto-buto with noodles or SBS as they call it. Price was cheap and the meal was filling, might as well order french bread its a pairfect match with the soup! ”
“ Finally got to try Chao Long, the iconic local dish of Puerto Princesa and wow, it’s a must for anyone visiting the city! Bona’s instantly won me over. The serving was massive, loaded with generous chunks of meat, and my beef stew was bursting with flavor. Comforting, hearty, and so satisfying I can see why this is a local favorite! ”
“ Puerto Princesa, Palawan We tried this infamous Bona's Chao Long Haus. Not much to tell except that I personally find it delicious. The red color can be a bit alarming, but we asked the waiter, he said it was just food coloring (atsuete to be exact). My brother found it too sweet. It really depends on other people's preferences. Their garlic and cheese ban has too much garlic for me. Overall, it was okay. The pork buto-buto needs a little tenderizing as it was a little chewy. ”