It is common knowledge that there are many restaurants and cafes in Tagaytay.
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| Our lunch Leslie's |
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| Bulalo is among the most popular if not the most popular dishes in Tagaytay. |
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| Deep fried tawilis - the fish is endemic to Taal Lake |
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| Leslie's version of pansit bihon |
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| Crispy liempo |
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| Their version of turon for dessert has condensed milk, langka (jackfruit), and cherry on top. |
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| Taal volcano is actually this entire lake. The volcano has several craters or vents. The most active are in the islands inside the lake. |
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| What is always referred to as Taal volcano is this island inside the lake. Leslie's affords a great view of the volcano and the islands. |
We had a splendid lunch in Tagaytay. The bulalo at Leslie's was especially enjoyable as the beef was so soft and the soup just right in terms of the taste. The bulalo was perfect for the weather that day but perhaps perfect for any day in Tagaytay. It was a fitting "welcome back to Tagaytay" meal.
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