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Amorita Resort opens its third installment of Bohol Eats (BEats)

Experience Amorita’s Bohol Eats (BEats)

Sea cucumber salad with plum sauce

Amorita Resort kicks off its third installment of Bohol Eats (BEATS)

Panglao Island, Bohol – Now that most cities are gradually opening their doors to leisure travelers, we are excited to share with you that Amorita Resort in Bohol kicked off their third installment of Bohol Eats (Beats), a culinary pop-up series aimed to support the local community.

Petit Chorizo Sucree photo by Mikyle Quizon
Petit Chorizo Sucree photo by Mikyle Quizon

This year, along with some media friends, we experienced a different kind of treat. They sourced local food ingredients from different towns of Bohol. They created a concept of “the Gathering,” which aims to gather Bohol’s local ingredients and create a unique twist to their usual Boholano food. Amorita’s very own chefs have prepared us its best local produce to make sure we have a memorable gustatory pleasure.

More about Bohol Eats (BEATS)

Sea cucumber salad with plum sauce
Sea cucumber salad with plum sauce

The third installment of BEATS kicked off last January 29, Friday, and is an exclusive affair where guests had to book and pay Ph1,500 to experience a mouthwatering treat. Guests were able to enjoy dipping in the resort’s infinity pools, chill at the open bar cocktails while enjoying signature concoctions by international mixologist Kath Eckstein, and of course, the highlight of the night, a dinner prepared by their chefs at Saffron Restaurant.

A little background of their famous Saffron Restaurant:

They offer an all-day menu of continental and Filipino food favorites. Their drinks menu includes an excellent selection of wines, signature cocktails, and gourmet beverages. If guests wanted a little more neo-cultural experience, they could visit Tomar, known for its classic Tapas, Paellas, and Pintxos. Read more of my experience here.

Going back to Amorita Resort will always be memorable because of their unrivaled hospitality and unique food offerings. During the third installment of BEATS, we were served with a bespoke 5-course dinner creatively prepared by Chef Sarah and her team. They were curated from small-batch vendors and farmers in Panglao Island, and all the ingredients used were locally-sourced, and the food prepared was sumptuous with an impressive plating.

Savory Duck Duo and Red Rice Pilaf
Savory Duck Duo and Red Rice Pilaf

For starters, we were presented with Bread – Petit Chorizo Sucree, and a bamboo shell ravioli, a sea cucumber salad with plum sauce. It was then followed with mains from the savory Duck Duo, and Red Rice Pilaf, a great combination and finished with a Passion Fruit torte on Peanut Kisses Gelato for dessert. A hefty evening indeed, thanks to the creative and talented team of Chef Sarah Melgar.

Passion Fruit torte on Peanut Kisses Gelato
Passion Fruit torte on Peanut Kisses Gelato

Amorita Resort followed strict and safety protocols but making sure the gustatory experience was worth it.

For upcoming events at Amorita Resort, keep it locked in on their official Facebook page AmoritaResort/ or call them at  (038) 532-9002 or 0917-726-4526.

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Also read: How To Visit Bohol As A Tourist Under The New Normal

Written by Melo Villareal

Melo Villareal is the Online Publisher of Outoftownblog.com. He is an Accountant by profession who left the corporate world at the age of 23 to explore his beautiful country and the rest of the world. Today, Melo works as a part-time Social Media Manager for local and international clients. His full-time work focuses on discovering interesting culture, explore different cuisines and take memorable photos from local and international destinations he's visiting.

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