Bohol Foodtrip Part 3 ~ What’s the buzz? Dinner at Bohol Bee Farm

Bohol Bee Farm
Bohol Foodtrip Part 3 - What’s the buzz? Dinner at Bohol Bee Farm. Literally there is a big buzz on a must visit organic theme restaurant and resort hotel in Bohol the Bohol Bee Farm. The Bohol Bee Farm has no white sand beach front instead it is located in a cliff on the southern shore of Panglao Island.
The Buzz Shop
The Buzz Shop
Organic Homade Ice Creams
Organic Homade Ice Creams
Organic Home Baked Squash Breads
Organic Home Baked Squash Breads
Organic Home Baked Squash Muffins
Organic Home Baked Squash Muffins
Organic Flavored Spread
Organic Flavored Spread
Bohol Bee Farm Honeyt Products
Bohol Bee Farm Honeyt Products
Bohol Bee Farm is known for their home baked squash and camote organic breads; their homemade malungay and spicy ginger ice creams; mango, pesto and malungay spreads and of course their colourful flower and organic vegetable salads and appealing food served with organic rice. They also have a souvenir shop where all their organic produce are available. The shop also offer souvenirs hand crafted by the locals. And ice cream station where one could try their homemade ice-creams in wafer cone made up of cassava, that everyone thought a must try, but if you asked me the Bohol Bee Farm dining experience is one of the must do while in Bohol.
Bamboo Restaurant Menu
Bamboo Restaurant
Bamboo Restaurant
Squash Bread with Honey, Malungay, Pesto and Mango Spreads
Squash Bread with Honey, Malungay, Pesto and Mango Spreads
Cab Cab with Pesto
Cab Cab with Pesto
Organic Brown Rice with Edible Flowers
Organic Brown Rice
Organic Brown Rice
Seafood Soup
Seafood Soup

Seafood Soup with Lukot(Lokot)
Seafood Soup with Lukot(Lokot)
Seafood Platter with LokotLukot(Lokot)
Seafood Platter with Lukot(Lokot)Salad
Ginataang Alimasag with Buko Strips
Ginataang Alimasag with Buko Strips
Honey Glazed Chicken
Honey Glazed Chicken
Spare Ribs
Spare Ribs

See related post;

Bohol Foodtrip Part 1 - Loboc River Cruise, Chocolate Hills, Tarsier
Bohol Foodtrip Part 2 - White Beach, Dolphin Watching, Snorkeling

Comments

  1. i♥pinkc00kiesJuly 7, 2012 at 9:17 AM

    I loved their bread with pesto! we even bought bottles of pesto spread to bring home :) I also liked their fresh herb penne and spareribs! the ice cream and halo-halo are must-tries! :D

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