Pamana

3.8 (131 reviews) · ₱₱ · Filipino · Station 1, Boracay

Station 1 ₱₱ · everyday Filipino Food Family Friendly Open 7AM to 10:30AM

About Pamana

A Legacy of Filipino Cuisine

A Legacy of Filipino Cuisine. Pamana is renowned nationwide for its authentic, traditional Filipino recipes passed down through generations. The vintage interior creates a warm, homey atmosphere that complements the heritage dishes. Every plate tells a story of Filipino culinary tradition, from the rich Bulalo to the crispy Pata that keeps guests coming back.

Pamana is very famous not only on Boracay, but also nationwide. This Filipino restaurant is an all-time favorite on the island, known for its delicious and authentic recipes that have been passed on for generations. Its vintage interior ambiance makes you right feel at home. We recommend trying their “Humba”, Bulalo and Baked Talaba that will absolutely make you feel the passion in Filipino dishes. The true legacy of Filipino Cuisine, found in Boracay.

You will find it in the Station 1 stretch of White Beach, near Willy's Rock.

What to order

  • Bulalo
  • Crispy Pata
  • Pakbet
  • Tadyang ng Baka
  • Kare-Kare
  • Sinigang

Dishes start at around ₱195 and a typical meal runs ₱300 to ₱800 per person.

Location & getting there

Station 1, Boracay Island

Pamana 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 10:30AM. Call (036) 288-2674 for today's hours or a reservation.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Pamana in Boracay?

Pamana 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 Pamana cost?

Most meals at Pamana run ₱300 to ₱800 per person. Dishes start at around ₱195 based on the current menu. Budget a little more for drinks and seafood by weight.

Do I need a reservation at Pamana?

Walk ins are generally welcome at Pamana, but tables fill fast from November to April, especially at dinner. You can call (036) 288-2674 to check hours or reserve ahead.

What kind of food does Pamana serve?

Pamana serves Filipino food. Favourites include Bulalo, Crispy Pata and Pakbet.

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