Welcome to Anda Food Park

“ Came here everyday during my short Anda stay because it had variety. This included a place with a proper espresso machine and proper mango shake. A bubble tea place, burgers and sandwiches, pasta, as well as an assortment of Filipino fried, barbecue, stew, and soup options. You can ask for them to make vegetarian options where available. My fave morning spot: when facing the ocean, the tree to the right has shade all day. They have a musical program during weekends and holidays. There are plenty of seafood options. ”

“ There are not many people at night. There are some special foods, local food and seafood. Dining is on the beach. It feels very comfortable and cozy. Children can also play on the beach. It is a very good place and worth coming again. ”

“ This place has such a wonderful local vibe. It’s very pretty at night and a great place to eat and enjoy food and a drink at reasonable prices. Nothing like eating at tables on the sand as day turns into night. Wonderful place. ”

“ There is a variety of food available from the different stalls. We went in the afternoon and it was quiet but some of the stalls were closed. The place is a nice place to relax by the beach ”

“ A great spot in Anda to get a large variety of different food from different vendors. I went multiple times during my stay in Anda and was generally satisfied with all food and drinks. Prices are fair and the location directly on the beach is unbeatable. The music can be a bit too loud though. ”

“ While in Anda, be sure to visit this hidden gem—Anda Food Park. Located by the beach, it offers a wide variety of food stalls serving everything from Filipino favorites to international cuisine. Whether you're craving something local or something new, it’s all here, and the al fresco setup by the sea adds to the charm. We tried the fries at Joshdel Pinoy Streetfood, buttered shrimp at Carl’s Fried of Anda, and pork skewers at Tatam’s. Everything tasted great, and the prices were surprisingly affordable, especially considering Anda is a tourist spot. It’s a refreshing change compared to Panglao, where prices are often much higher. The only downside is that some areas are uncovered, so rain can be an issue. Waiting times also vary depending on the stall, so it’s best to bring plenty of cash and be patient. Despite these small inconveniences, Anda Food Park is a fantastic place to eat and hang out in Anda. ”

“ Good food selection, affordable prices. Nice ambience too by the beach. ”

“ I’ve been to this place a lot. Yes I am a local here. And it is one of the place where most locals celebrate o have fun in Anda. They have variety of choices for food and drinks and desserts. Of course if you are looking after trying filipino cuisines. They do also have Westerners food and Korean. Just don’t expect too much though hehe . They have live cover bands every weekend. Visit this place if you’re in Anda. ”