Ole Boracay
Ole Boracay serves a vibrant mix of Spanish, Mexican, and Filipino cuisine with generous portions at reasonable prices in a welcoming atmosphere.
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Ole Boracay
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Must-see attractions
Ole Boracay serves a vibrant mix of Spanish, Mexican, and Filipino cuisine with generous portions at reasonable prices in a welcoming atmosphere.
Visit Off-Peak
Avoid crowds and ensure faster service by visiting during off-peak hours.
Ask for Recommendations
Staff are intuitive and helpful; ask them for recommendations if you're unsure what to order.
Quick Facts
Cuisine
Spanish, Mexican, Filipino
Price
Mid-range
Phone
+63 36 288 9920
Address
Boracay Island, Station 2 D'mall de Boracay, Malay, 5608 Aklan, Philippines
Highlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences
Generous Paella Negra
Savor a flavorful paella negra packed with mussels, squid, shrimp, ham, and chicken. A truly satisfying seafood experience.
Flavorful Fajitas
Indulge in sizzling beef and shrimp fajitas served with all the fixings, offering a delightful taste of Mexican cuisine.
Filipino Favorites
Enjoy a range of classic Filipino dishes like sisig and sinigang, prepared with authentic flavors and generous portions.
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Visit Off-Peak
Avoid crowds and ensure faster service by visiting during off-peak hours.
Ask for Recommendations
Staff are intuitive and helpful; ask them for recommendations if you're unsure what to order.
Consider Sangria
Pair your seafood paella with their sangria for a perfect meal combination.
Beware of Extra Charges
Be mindful of potential service fees added to your bill.
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Visit Off-Peak
Avoid crowds and ensure faster service by visiting during off-peak hours.
Ask for Recommendations
Staff are intuitive and helpful; ask them for recommendations if you're unsure what to order.
Consider Sangria
Pair your seafood paella with their sangria for a perfect meal combination.
Beware of Extra Charges
Be mindful of potential service fees added to your bill.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Ole Boracay offers a mixed dining experience, with many praising the generous portions and flavorful Filipino and Spanish dishes like paella and fajitas. However, some diners have noted issues with service attentiveness and found certain dishes, like spaghetti, to be overpriced and small. The restaurant's location in D'Mall is convenient, and the ambiance is generally pleasant, though some experiences have been less than satisfactory.
"I had lunch there. Their beef sisig is really very tasty. Also, the mango juice is very good."
Gaurab
"This Mexican restaurant is located on the famous D'Mall walking street, making it easy to find as it's right on the main road. We ordered the popular seafood paella and the Filipino sour soup, sinigang. They are generous with the ingredients, as the seafood paella is packed with mussels, squid, shrimp, ham, and chicken / pork. However, this Mexican dish was not to my liking based on my personal taste. While we also ordered the Filipino sour soup - sinigang, which tastes great when served hot.
However, in terms of pricing, it’s slightly expensive. We spent more than 1,800 PHP for the two dishes, but the portions are quite large. Both of us were unable to finish them. Additionally, the restaurant is equipped with air conditioning."
VT
"Most of Staff were chatting themselves instead of looking after customers. The last dish we ordered was seafood paella. We were waited quite a long time, when we asked a waitress about it, she checked with kitchen staff and told us it will be just 3mins away.
About 20mins later the dish finally arrived. Brunt on the bottom completely black and extremely salty by cooking in a sauce for too long!
They force us to pay "service charge" and they only accepted cash..
No where in a restaurant, they mentioned about cash payment, I don't remember about service charge though...
In general, it wasn't pleasant experience at all.."
huja bantin
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Frequently Asked Questions
Popular signature dishes include the paella negra, fajitas, chicken tacos, and various Filipino favorites like sisig.
Yes, the restaurant is described as having a welcoming atmosphere suitable for all diners, including being kid-friendly.
The restaurant offers generous portions at affordable prices, generally considered budget-friendly.
Some reviews mention that the restaurant only accepted cash and enforced a service charge, so it's advisable to confirm payment methods.
It's recommended to visit during off-peak hours to avoid crowds and ensure faster service.
Ole Boracay also serves a variety of popular Mexican and Filipino dishes, offering a diverse culinary experience.
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