It’s actually a theme park with a restaurant :-p . That’s how I see it.
First thing that will catch your attention: the giant Mayan/Aztec-themed sculptures along the hi-way at Gerona, Tarlac. There are giant fish too hanging from fishing-rods.
Upon entering the restaurant, you’ll find floating bahay kubos for dining. There’s a lot to see around the place. There are some giant urinating/spitting monkeys. It’s a multi-player game where the players try their luck staying dry. The winner (the one who stay dry until the end) gets 1 kilo of fish cooked any way the winner wants.
The tacsiyapo wall was featured many times on TV and on print. Guests buy a mug or plate (P8-15) or even a functioning TV (P1,500). Once you’ve chosen your “weapon”, take a deep breath, then throw your weapon unto the wall, break it into pieces and release your tension along with it.
That makes for a theme park, doesn’t it?
And then there’s the food, I almost forgot. A whole lot of comfort food, really. Seafoods, grilled and cholesterol-packed goodies, veggies! Ah, perfect for a stop-over on a trip between the metro and the north.
A statue of waiter peeing.
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How to get to Isdaan Floating Restaurant, Gerona Tarlac:
Directions to Isdaan Floating Restaurant is easy, just follow this route: NLEX ScTEX, exit at Tarlac, turn left going to Tarlac city proper and Hacienda Luisita then right on McArthur Highway. continue until you reach Gerona where the restaurant can be seen on your left. Travel time is about an hour from NLEX Dau exit entering sctex.
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