Palawan’s food scene is an immense assortment of tropical island fare, which includes lobsters and other seafood, classic Vietnamese dishes from the city’s days as host to a Vietnamese refugee camp, cosmopolitan offerings with European flare, and exotic delicacies like tamilok (woodworm mollusk ceviche) and crocodile meat.
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