The stunning artwork and intricate traditional crafts on display offer a glimpse into the rich and diverse cultural history of the region, leaving visitors awe-inspired and enlightened. It is an immersive experience, transporting visitors into a bygone era and allowing them to explore a world that they may have only read about in textbooks or seen in movies. The interactive exhibits with cutting-edge technology and multimedia displays bring the exhibits to life and make the experience even more engaging. Moreover, Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo provide opportunities for people to come together and learn from each other, celebrating diverse cultures and promoting cross-cultural understanding. Whether a history enthusiast, art lover, or simply someone who wants to expand their knowledge and appreciation of various cultures, an enriching and unforgettable experience. #ItsMoreFunInThePhilippines

It's the perfect experience for taking pictures if you're into that. The staff is very friendly and willing to take your pictures for you. The place wasn't crowded and we were able to enjoy every bit at our own pace. The place could improve if it was made more educational with visible trivia or tidbits of information about the installations. Entrance is a bit pricey for what you’ll see/experience knowing there are other spots in the city worth exploring for way less than what we paid here. i.e. art galleries and museums

Enjoyable museum to learn about different Filipino food while also acting as a playground for kids and an IG paradise for social media posters. I know it's a museum, but for the entrance cost, I would have liked more actual real food samples (like the one they had for the different vinegars) or at the very least, a more story-telling type interaction with the fake food. Highlight for me was the haribon section, where they feature food that the Philippine eagles eat. If you're so inclined, you can eat live worms, fried crickets and/or fried termites. Now that's the spirit and type of thinking I wish they had tried more throughout in showcasing the different and wonderful cuisines in the Philippines.

It was a great experience. There are a lot of activities they offer like cooking selected Filipino delicacies, making art, etc. They have great customer service and make an effort to interact with shy kids. Although super young kids like three years old might not be old enough to enjoy the place based on our experience with my cousin. However, my grandma really enjoyed the tour the most. Overall, the experience is worth the money. I recommend bringing a good phone or camera to take your photos because they don't have an in-house photographer during our tour.

Fun museum about Filipino food and culture. A nice place for kids and families to take pictures and learn about Filipino culture in an interactive way. The staff were super helpful and kind, offering to take pictures for us while explaining all the different rooms. They also had a performance that was very fun and entertaining. Great experience!

I super love the place its like going around the Philippines in just a few hours. They have a lot of room to offer. I salute all the staffs ! All are accommodating and very energetic! A must place to visit in Manila !

It's a good experience if you take your time in each part of the exhibit. Right now they're having a buy 1 take 1 ticket which I personally think is good at Php799. There's a scheduled folk dance show and some free food inside. The experience is really about interacting and being photographed with the environment. There's going to be a Vikings food court filled with Filipino food. Unfortunately it's not open yet.

It’s a wonderful place to hangout with friends in a rainy day. So many kinds of food topics were decorated for different space. They even prepared a short dancing show and invited guests to dance with them. We’re going there during the regular holiday but there are not many people. Definitely one of fancy and interesting museum in Manila.

Honestly, one of the highlights of my trip to Manila! Totally worth the price! Friendly, welcoming staff, especially Ethel! It had moved from S Maison to Ayala Malls. I was worried it closed down. But nope! It's back! Bigger and better than ever! It's like a tour of the Philippines in two hours, complete with totally Instagrammable photo ops, giant turon (props), carabaos, sari sari stores, karaoke, etc. You can even try all sorts of street food, without the normal risks of street food. You get to see how different Pinoys live, their festivals, their traditions, their houses, how they dress and, of course, what they eat. Highly recommended for children and adults alike!

You can see many things about Philippines. From North to South region. Famous dishes, foods, fiesta etc. Great place for those who loves museums and taking pictures. We visited on their last day. I think they will be back after some improvements! ❤️

The place is really colorful and I had 5 kids with me and they really enjoyed the experience. Different regions in the country were well represented and there were bits and pieces of information. We availed of the 799 pesos which included the street foods like fish balls,kikiam and hotdogs. I was particularly glued to eating their turones(small version of turon) which was really good. They also had variety of palamig and ice candy. The place is entertaining and educational especially the cultural dance performance where they included audience participation, kind of interactive type. I suggests that if you have friends from abroad or even locals, you can bring them here. They can take lots of pictures fb and IG worthy.😊 Also, the staff are really kind and helpful.

SUPER fun experience. May sarili pa kaming tour guide. Good for all ages talaga. Also got our ticket sa Klook with a HUGE discount. Must try 💯 (INGEMSEYES5OFF for additional 5% off)

Lakbay Museo is rich and elegant work cause its central figure is true to its theme as a viewer and audience what I like about lakbay is the highlighting of Mayon Volcano and the production design was really good from the costume to prop's, our culture is lit cause it can offer you 14 unique experiences in different destination and experience the delicacies and culture of our own. I highly recommended you to go and roam the Philippines by visiting Lakbay Museo.

It seems to me that it’s a good place to see a lot of Philippine culture altogether but at the same time it also feels that it’s totally created for photo ops. The great point is that it is interactive but it doe snot present a lot of opportunities to be educational because if you were a foreigner, the most learning you can get is from the labels of various things you would see, but you won’t necessarily remember those names and especially without explanations. It’s a good experience though just to see all those things together in one place and also that there’s opportunities to try local food. The local wines corner is great.

It is a nice concept museum that will surely attracts young people. A creative way to learn more about the Philippines. It caters the famous places, festivals, food of each region. Good for picture-taking as well. You can also try some sample snacks. You will also given tokens to use if you want to buy something like street food, halo halo, saba, mais etc. They also have performances from time to time too. A definitely nice museum to visit for the whole family.

Great educational experience for kids and quite entertaining too. They do a dance performance that highlight Philippine cultural dances. And the place is well designed. If the museum were bigger, I àwould give 5 stars.

This is a great place to know our rich culture! They have the iconic Pinoy setup of a sari-sari store, fish and meat store, fruit stand, and dioramas of different places like Bulkang Mayon, Barasoin church, and other places. It showcases all the authentic Pinoy food that looks real but is made of plastic and different clothes worn by our native ancestors. Unfortunately, they will cease operations by the end of July.

It was a great experience for the whole family. We enjoyed their cultural show and the dancing. Be prepared, they will let you dance😊. The staff are superb! Great customer service!

Place was super nice. More on the cultural side. Staff were all friendly and attentive. I loved the themes and attractions. My child enjoyed the slides. They have a really nice exotic food display wherein you can also try and taste. They have worms, ants, etc. That for me was super exciting. This place is more for adults/ teens. They have a cultural dance show which I really loved. It was an amazing sight to see. They have slime and kinetic sand activity for kids. Food was expensive. They serve street foods there like kwek-kwek.

The Museo is indeed interactive, staff are dress in different ternos or national costume. Staff are really friendly and welcoming. They also have activities such as puppet show and cultural show where all the staff dances. Inside is really colorful depicting filipino lifestyles before. Filipino foodie available inside. You can stay for 2 hours inside. Proces are 799 pesos for walk ins and on line on there website is 699 pesos. You can check klook as well coz they have a lower price compared to their website.

This place is amazing and bright. Tons of amazing props and stuffs to interact with. I love how the theme of the museum changes every month, we visited the museum with the theme of street foods and overall filipino culture. I'll be sure to look forward whats the theme for the next time and be sure returning again. The staff's enthusiasm and knowledge about the diverse Filipino dishes and cultural nuances further enriched the experience. They were more than willing to share insights, turning the visit into an educational and immersive adventure. Whether you're a foodie seeking a feast for the eyes or someone eager to learn more about Filipino culinary traditions, this entertainment place offers a dynamic and ever-evolving experience that captures the essence of the Philippines' rich food culture. Each visit promises a new and exciting encounter with the flavors, traditions, and creativity that make Filipino cuisine truly extraordinary.

Wonderful place

(Translated by Google) I went to a museum tour last week. And cute one older brother. Hehe (Original) I went to lakbay museo last week. And cute ng isang kuya dun. Hehe

Educational and entertaining! Got a chance to visit this place last February 20, 2022 using a Klook voucher which I purchased for only Php499 per head. Place is colorful, with lots of details and information to take in. It can be quite overwhelming but they tried to make it digestible by separating the stations per region. I just wish they had more information about the regions in Mindanao. Aside from the usual selfie spots with trivia, they also have scheduled performances. Midway, you can also buy some Pinoy street foods (minus the street setting). Since I'm the type who loves reading in museum and loves taking pictures, it took me around 2.5 hours to finish the tour. It can be finished in 2 hours or less. Staff were very inviting; I guess they were trying to make guests feel the Filipino brand of hospitality, which is great. They also have a souvenir shop by the end of the tour.

(Translated by Google) hehe i enjoy (Original) hehe nag enjoy ako

Awesome... Minitures look real... 😍😍

Nice

Great place to know more about the Philippines. Each section of the museum features a region and its culture, native delicacies and attractions. The displays are interactive. You can use them for taking photos. Just be careful not to damage them. There's a show at the end of every 2-hour tour slot. Stage is beside the snack bar. It was enjoyable to watch while having some kwek kwek and fishballs. Most importantly, the kids loved it here.

You can travel and experience the whole Philippines in just 2 hours.

All good fun

Fun museum mixed with yummy Filipino foods. A great way to see a bit of culture.

Was able to visit last July 23, 2022 before its closure. Thank you Lakbay Museo for the great time and being able to explore the Philippines in 2 hours. Our country really has diverse culture and products. I hope you get to open again and I'm also looking forward to your other branch, Tales of Illumina which features Philippine mythology.

(Translated by Google) Mahal Some great places to take pictures But 1000 pesos per person (Original) Mahal 사진찍기에 괜찮은 장소 볼거리도 좀 있고 하지만 1명당 1000페소

Nice place for family to bond. 😍

Nice place for the family

A really cool way to get a glimpse of the Philippines culture and natural wonders. Great to teach kids about different regions and for tourists too before going to the actual place. Enjoyed the cultural shows.

New adventure yet Educational

- vibrant place to read upon Filipino history and take photos - Had higher expectations, I was underwhelmed - Lots of staff around but not doing or saying much. It seems like they were dress to perform or something but nothing happened - Lots of areas were empty that also looked like they had more interaction - You don’t need a lot of time to spend here, probably 20-40 mins

my photos don't do justice to the beauty of this place but it at least gave a glimpse of it 👆👆 Veryyy fun and colorful one. Not only is it jam-packed with the cultures of our country (which is already 5⭐ alone for me) it also has fun activities, more rooms not limited to it, and such. I was actually hesitant with the entrance and stuff (we went there for a big school field trip occular) it seemed pretty narrow at first but the guides handled the crowd effortlessly. All the staffs even has costumes on. My companions were very fond of the "Isa, dalawa, tatlo, ngiti!" of the hosts. It was actually wide, with a lot of rooms with not limited to just a single concept. There are also plenty of snacks inside. There were a lot of dishes displayed (only replicas) which looked very appetizing, normal scale, and just realistic. There are number of times my acquaintant asked if we can eat it (idk what's going on his mind either on why he'll think we can eat displays on museums but whtver). There were also some rooms with separate booths of colorful concepts. Favorite one by many were the cloudy strawberry skies. These are perfect for picture taking! One room also presented a performance (which i deleted the video of, unfortunately 😭). And there am I again applausing at the staffs enthusiasm and skills. There was also a part they pulled willing audiences to dance with them on stage.

Went here as part of my son's kindergarten fieldtrip. Visually appealing to kids and the activities are interactive. The last stop is a cultural show. We came in with other schools so we had to wait a little, not more than 30mins though. Expect product placements inside but overall the experience is enjoyable for kids.

ethnic dance.

Good for foreigners

Kid and Adult-friendly place! Their sweet corn is good. Buy it with your tokens ;)

Very overhyped online via good marketing. Hard to learn about the culture with no meaningful teaching. Also there is virtually no food to taste unless you want to buy it on top of the entry fee which is very high! The staff do a great job but the exhibit is tired and leaves a lot to be desired.

Lakbay museo is a tour of the entire Philippines in just 2 hours. But a very fun, educational and cultural tour, also perfect for your pictures and Ig. As you enter, you are given traditional filipino costume to wear and also there is a slide to enter. Then as you go around you can see filipino food, alcohol (free tasting available for both food and alcohol), the famous miss philippines peagant dresses, the pottery, their national animal, volcona from bohol, rich marine life etc. All created as if they are real, also they do a cultural dance performance in which they welcome even the guests to join. The staff is very friendly!!! And also they give coupons from which you can get food and drinks inside. So overall it is an awesome experience!!!😍 The atmosphere is so colorful and lively, also at the end there is a souvenier shop from where you can buy many different things.

Lakbay is one of the most beautiful museum i've visited. The place was very Pilipino and artistic, the staff were great and approachable they even offering to take pictures of you and your friends. They've put so much effort in the place, it's very instragamable. They also provide some free taste fot the visitors and they showed us how beautiful and rare every country in the philippines. Started from the tourist attraction, the way of living, the culture and the delicious food. I was in awe seeing the staff performed the different cultural dance. It was awesome and I feel so proud of our country. and also they gave us some chips that we can trade for food.

Sorry to say this, but I'm not satisfied. Lakbay Museo is a typical or should I say common museum, I'm expecting more since it's all about Philippines, like the cultures, the destinations and tourist spots. The museum has a small space, and I'm expecting that in every stations or regions is that there's a good sample since it's all about Philippines but it's not, for example in Ilocos they have the famous Longganisa and Empanada. I though there's a food because I really love Ilocano foods since I am Ilocano, but there's no food that's why I am so disappointed. But there's only one thing I really liked in the Museum and that is the employees because they are so hospitable. —Urbina, Gladys P.

Had an amazing time at the museum! Staff were really friendly and enthusiastic (especially Brigette!) The exhibit interactives were useful and there were lots of photo-ops as you go through the museum. Would definitely recommend that you visit!

Lakbay Museo was worth it. i really enjoyed the ambiance inside, the artificial foods there were very Instagram worthy. the artificial foods looks like real, the "Tusok-Tusok" and all the Filipino foods were inside and all the culture of other provinces. they offer experiences in 11 different destinations for just 2 hrs. the cultural dances of provinces were presented also and the clothes that our indigenous people wearing and the costumes for each festivals

Lakbay museo is a great place for everyone . It is like travelling the Philippines within 2 hours without hassle . I highly recommend lakbay museo for all ages , I assure you that you will enjoy entering lakbay museo . The staff their are approachable. Lakbay museo also teaches you almost everything in Philippines . Lakbay museo is an instagramable place perfect for anything even photoshoot . Some foreigners appreciate lakbay museo too. So, what are you waiting for? Come at the lakbay museo now !💞

best for kids and family. interactive. friendly staff

Base on my own experience in lakbay museo aside from being a unique destination in metro manila lakbay museo is made of recycled materials from rubber , plastic bottles and other waste product. One of the highlights in the museo is the maniature display of the Mayon volcano where you can enjoy or play with the lights by entering a small tunnel under a replica of the Mayon volcano filled with mirrors and the replica of cebu's public market is also there , with the dried fishes. Other than that there's also a life size display of batanes house bale of ifugao with 2 hours inside the museum you'd get experience different destinations about or around Luzon , visayas , Mindanao .

Lakbay Museo was really great and fun it was like a real adventure. In just 2 hours you will feel that you were really in that place because of amazing designs in every room, It was like I've been there. I've seen how beautiful our culture is, And that was exciting. I really love to travel around the Philippines someday and i think it feels like I've made it because of lakbay museo, I salute all those people who have invented that beautiful place. I hope that the other people will discover and experience the fun at lakbay museo, But for me i was really fun, I've enjoyed and gain more knowledge about our culture and delicacies. The staff is accommodating and they're taking good care of us and what really amazed me is the Lakbay museo itself.

My experience in Lakbay Museum was good. For only 2 hours you can experience the Philippines! It is a nice place it is located in Mall of Asia. When I buy the ticket i have 12 tokens so i can buy food like fishball. It is more than unique experience, it's good because they have a discount in student, they have also photoshoot package. Lakbay museum are just like Dessert Museum it is good taking pictures with my friends. There's also a portal that depicts the rich bioduversity in our country. My sister told me that she wants to go in Lakbay Museum when she saw it in my instagram, She said that this place (Lakbay Museum) was beautiful. Try exciting activities and visit various portals, Lakbay museum have 11 different destinations around Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. If you have money try and experience the beautiful place Lakbay Museum.

The Lakbay Museo, I through it was like the Dessert Museum, every booth and station had something/food to be given off, there's also a chip just like money, that we can use to buy foods like tukneneng, sago gulaman and mais con yelo. The only good and enjoyable in the museo is instagramable, and friendly stuff, and actually if you have any friends or foreigners who would like to tour the entire tourist spot in the Philippines in just one day, I recommended you to go here in Lakbay Museo. And Lakbay Museo is not only instagramable but it also gives children a great deal of knowledge about the culture and traditions of the Philippines.

The museum is rich with our Filipino culture. The whole place is super interactive, Instagram and informative. It is good for the kids and adults as well. As a student the museum is very educational very realistic as if you are really in those place. All the staff are very friendly and super accommodating. Also staff help you when you need someone to take picture. It is so much fun and learned a lot of new things about our country. You will feel proud of being a Filipino because it is full of history , different food for a different country.

When I was in lakbay museo the staff welcome to us warmly. I am excited to see what is inside in the museo. First I am amazed of all the authentic things inside from luzon, visayas and mindanao. Its all great to know that ive met my all expectation they assist us and take some picture every station. I learned a lot of delicasies every region the culture and tradition of katutubo and they teach us how to dance tinikling and we have a chips so i decided to buy juice and fishballs. and last they have an intermission number about cultural dance they have a unity too. and for me I satisfied for lakbay.

As we visit lakbay museo in Conrad Hotel in Pasay we must say that our experience there was really excellent. We took a lot of pictures in every corner of lakbay museo, because you know haha millenial generation are very IG worthy. We saw different kinds of foods from different provinces and cities around the Philippines. As the staff of lakbay museo toured us around the place, they told us of what those things are being displayed inside the museum. Lakbay museo is one of the places that gave us more knowledge about the other places around the Philippines. The ambiance of the said museum was excellent because of the colorful environment that can attract more visitors.

(Translated by Google) There are many points to take a picture, but it is narrow. (Original) 사진찍을 포인트가 많은데 좁다.

It is a very good place for school field trips because it promotes the Philippines. You can experience the whole Philippines in a few hours, they have different kinds of activities inside you can eat different kinds of food from the provinces and watch the dances from different regions and their products. It is very educational. The place is big that can accommodate big crowds. It's a bit pricey for walk in customers but I think they give discounts for school tours. They also have souvenir shop that carries all the products of the provinces.

Perfect for everyone! Very interactive ! Kids will surely love it, more culture songs and dances , even stories in dioramas ( showcasing the Philippine Cultures and Local Products.- Filipino foods are available to try. Foreigners can't resist to love it. Highly recommended as a new attraction. I can't tell more just GO and find it Excellente! kudos- LAKBAY Museo Team

We enjoyed the interactive dance show.

Colorful and uncomplicated way to get known something about different parts of Philippines. Fun for children and adults.

Family friendly. We went here last december 24 to celebrate tatay's 51st birthday. The best part was when they lead us to the stage to dance haha, though im uncoordinated it was fun, the staff was very encouraging. Cons is wala masyadong info that was said, so gumala gala lang kame, they were kind enough to take our pictures for us so yeah, recommended. Hehe thank you po :)

Great places to go and learns tons about the different tourist areas around the Philippines and can use the tokens to get some snacks inside

Truly reflecting the ingenuity and creativity of the Filipino people, the Lakbay Museo is a testament to what truly makes the Philippines a destination of choice. Highligting the major industries and prodicts for each region of the country, the displays are breathtaking and well thought out, focusing on the tiniest of details to bring to life. The most amazing fact of these displays is that most of them were made out of recycled materials !👍🏻👍🏻 Highly interactive and entertaining, kudos are extended to the team for their dedication in keeping guests entertained every step of the way. For local and international travellers, make sure to include this in your bucket list when you are in the Metro area. The Lakbay Museo can easily be accessed as it is located in S'Maison Mall, Mall of Asia Complex. MABUHAY PHILIPPINES!🇵🇭

Instagrammable place. They have a short show also. Perfect for photo opt. Love the place.

Me, my husband and daughter totally enjoyed the place. It is an interactive and instagramable place. It is great to see the different culture of the Filipino people in one place. The staff were very good and always offer assistance so that the whole family can take a picture. We had a great experience overall.