Mayas
About Mayas
Where innovation of traditional Filipino & Mexican dishes are created.
Where innovation of traditional Filipino and Mexican dishes are created. Chef Jun Salme brings a creative touch to both cuisines, with stunning sunset views as the backdrop. Mayas is where you go for adventurous flavors that bridge two vibrant food cultures, from Lechon Kawali to Grilled Chicken Quesadillas, with the famous Bibingka Souffle for dessert.
Mayas is loved by tourists & locals for its stunning sunset view location, and luscious Filipino dishes, served perfect with rice and Mexican floured breads. Every dish is conceived by Chef Jun Salme. A local favorites is the Shrimp Rebosado Croquette, deep fried shrimps coated in shrimp bisque croquette with Thai-style mango cilantro sauce; perfect for appetizer. Dessert? Try their Bibingka Souffle, a rice dessert with a mix of salted egg, coconut milk matched with a cup of coconut mint sherbet & whipped egg sauce.
You will find it in the Station 1 stretch of White Beach, near Willy's Rock.
What to order
- Lechon Kawali
- Chicken Inasal
- Prawns in Coconut Milk
- Grilled Chicken Quesadilla with tomatoes
- Shrimp Rebosado Croquette
- Bibingka Souffle
Dishes start at around ₱348 and a typical meal runs ₱800 and up per person.
Location & getting there
Mayas is located in Station 1, at the northern end of White Beach. From D'Mall, walk north along the beachfront path for about 10 to 15 minutes. Station 1 is known for its wider beach, premium resorts, and stunning sunset views.
Open 7AM to 10PM. Call (036) 288-6325 for today's hours or a reservation.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Mayas in Boracay?
Mayas is in Station 1, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, Philippines. It sits in the Station 1 stretch of White Beach, near Willy's Rock.
How much does a meal at Mayas cost?
Most meals at Mayas run ₱800 and up per person. Dishes start at around ₱348 based on the current menu. Budget a little more for drinks and seafood by weight.
Is Mayas on the beach?
Yes, Mayas is a beachfront spot, so you can get tables close to the sand. Beachfront seats go first around sunset, so arrive early in peak season.
Do I need a reservation at Mayas?
Walk ins are generally welcome at Mayas, but tables fill fast from November to April, especially at dinner. You can call (036) 288-6325 to check hours or reserve ahead.
What kind of food does Mayas serve?
Mayas serves Filipino and Mexican fusion food. Favourites include Lechon Kawali, Chicken Inasal and Prawns in Coconut Milk.
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