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Palawan Gay Bars & Cafes
Palawan doesn't really have a gay scene, but there are several gay-popular bars, gay-owned cafés and restaurants in Puerto Princesa and El Nido.
Palawan Gay Bars & Cafes
TIKI Bar Palawan
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Rizal Ave, Junction One Puerto, Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines
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The popular TIKI Restobar offers good food, reasonably priced drinks, regular live music and fun party nights in Palawan.
TIKI is particularly busy on Friday and Saturday night, attracting a large number of local gay guys who are easy to spot.
TIKI is particularly busy on Friday and Saturday night, attracting a large number of local gay guys who are easy to spot.
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Music
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Deli Nido Coffee House
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Taiyo Village, Palawan, Philippines
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Co-owned by a lesbian couple from South Africa and America, Deli Nido serves good quality coffee, a selection of food including a vegetarian menu which is hard to find in Asia.
Located in the centre of El Nido town - easy to find. Gay customers are warmly welcome by their friendly Filipino staff.
Located in the centre of El Nido town - easy to find. Gay customers are warmly welcome by their friendly Filipino staff.
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KaLui Restaurant
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369 Rizal Ave, Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines
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One of the best & most famous restaurants in Puerto Princesa. The gay-owned KaLui offers an authentic experience from the moment you arrive.
Remove your shoes and walk barefooted to your table. Everything on the menu is either from the sea or grown in the field. Fresh fish, sashimi, tempura, shellfish soup, sinigang, baked mussel and more.
Remove your shoes and walk barefooted to your table. Everything on the menu is either from the sea or grown in the field. Fresh fish, sashimi, tempura, shellfish soup, sinigang, baked mussel and more.
-Thanks to Adam Preston @ Rainbow Scuba for the photo
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