i love their Kare-Kare! it's one of my favorite filipino dishes and they just almost perfected the taste that i desire.. so yummy.. :)

me and my boyfriend loves their sikwate with puto. a must to order when we dine in there. :) ambiance is good.

Laguna Garden has a wide selection of Filipino dishes. We usually choose one dish each that is vinegar-based, tomato-based, grilled and fried. This is one of the few restaurants in Cebu which serves crispy tadyang (beef) and puto bumbong, a sticky rice-based delicacy which originated in Luzon. Time was when Cafe Laguna was the go-to Filipino restaurant in Cebu City.... More

We ate at Laguna Garden in the Ayala Centre without booking. They were very busy but managed to find a spot for the four of us without too much fuss. The meals we chose were all delicious and the service was friendly, helpful and prompt.

Somewhere in the dining market, there does need to be a more high end Filipino restaurant. It can't all be sizzlers and bbq and pochero and buffets. Laguna seems to want to be that establishment but I found the whole experience akin to a average wedding in this country. The food was dressed up to look better for the occasion... More

The Laguna Restaurant I've been to was at Ayala Center when it was just newly opened. We found the food okay.

ohhh..im dreaming of their sizzling pochero,sinigang na tyan na bangus, crispy crablets, halo halo, chicken pandan ahhhh..and the list just goes on and on!!! now this is one place where you get your money's worth!!!

one should try the dessert first and work your way back to the appetizers and back again. maja blanca, halo-halo, chicharon. filipino food at its best

We had a very good dinner at this restaurant. We ordered Laing , a dish made of gabi leaves cooked in coconut milk, and karekare, a dish of ox tripe and tail stewed in some kind of peanut sauce. Both were delicious.