Best known as one of the top dining options
in Baguio City, Le Chef Restaurant at the Manor is a fantastic place to dine
while visiting the country’s Summer Capital. Set within Camp John Hay, the
restaurant features a log cabin atmosphere but serves a wide range of gourmet
dishes to ignite your palate.
Open throughout the day, diners get to
enjoy an eclectic mix of mouthwatering cuisines, with local and international
favorites offered. Filipino favorites like Bangus Belly with Spicy Laing,
Chicken Inasal, Beef Steak Tagalog, Bihon or Canton Guisado, and a wide range
of Sinigang dishes are served at Le Chef Restaurant.
There are also burgers and green salads.
The restaurant is also known for its prime
steaks. Top choices are Steak and Prawn, Peppered U.S. Tenderloin, and Aged
U.S. Prime Rib-Eye. Diners should also try their delicious Pan-fried Chilean
Sea Bass, Baked Baby Lamb Rack Herb de Provence, and Chicken Cordon Bleu. Those
who wish to sample delightful Asian specialties should try the Malaysian Goat
Curry, Char-grilled Baby Back Ribs, or Peppered Bangus Belly.
When dining at Le Chef Restaurant at the
Manor, it could really be a difficult task to choose what to eat – there simply
are too many mouthwatering gourmet dishes offered on the menu to settle for just
one. But if you are really looking forward to eating something not readily
available in other restaurants, you could always pick their lamb dishes:
there’s Lamb Shank Pinot Noir and Marinated Lamb Cutlet.
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| The Manor in Camp John Hay |
On the day 1 of Baguio Food Tour 2014 we
had our buffet breakfast at Le Chef. Good food, superb service, and relaxing
ambiance, dining at Le Chef Restaurant at the Manor is truly a wonderful
experience.
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| #BF2014 Participants enjoying the food and conversation in the cozy Le Chef |
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| Belgian Waffle plus assorted fruits and pastries |
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| Itlog na Maalat with fresh tomatoes |
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| Longganisang Baguio |
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| Cold cuts |
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| Tuna Flakes |
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| Spicy Seafoods |
Le Chef at The Manor buffet breakfast is
open from 6:00 AM to 11:00 AM for only P550.00 per person.
Le Chef at The Manor
Address: Loakan Road, Camp John Hay,
Baguio City Philippines 2600
Operating Hours: Open daily from 6:00 AM
to 11:00 PM
Telephone: (+6374) 424-0931 local 1058
Email: partypro@lechef.com.ph
Facebook: Le Chef at the Manor
Website: www.campjohnhay.ph
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| #BFT2014 | Happened on March 02-03, this 2day event aims to showcase and treat your eyes with some of the best culinary treats in Baguio City. This is our way to welcome summer 2014 in the country's Summer Capital - Baguio City. This 2- day Food Tour in the City of Pines was made possible by Victory Liner and Azalea Residences together with Le Chef at the Manor, Rancho Norte and Happy Tummy in Ketchup Food Community, Alfoncito’s, Tradisyon: Pinoy Comfort Food, Sage, and Rasa Pura. Special thanks to Bencab Museum at Tuba, Benguet. |
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Ahhhh looking at these yummy food makes me hungry!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm craving for good 'ol itlog maalat and the pastries...heavenly!
ReplyDeleteThose breads and desserts look sooo yummy! I am missing Baguio. I used to go there like every year before coming here. Whew! Though I can't remember the resto, maybe I've tried it once, is it the one near outlet stores too?
ReplyDeleteahhhh, of all the foods there, the itlog na ma-alat with kamatis makes me wanna eat again, haha, despite i am so full since i just had my dinner, yummy!!!!
ReplyDeleteAll the food looks delish. Can I have some of those bread please for my coffee? Baguio is one of my bucket list that I hope someday I crush my list :-)
ReplyDeleteBy looking at all your photos makes me craving for food. Even though i just ate :)
ReplyDeletehow cool! Now I'm missing filipino goodies. I can't wait to go back home soon....:)
ReplyDeleteThat Longganisang Baguio is something I like to try. And the other dishes, yummy talaga.
ReplyDeleteI miss Le Chef! :)
ReplyDeleteI've never been to this place, though we are considering to visit this ever we have the chance to go visit the phils again...also i would recommend this place to those whom i know who will explore baguio.
ReplyDeleteI'd certainly check this out when i finally get the chance to visit Baguio!
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