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Amanpulo
AmanUltra-LuxuryBeach

Pamalican Island, Philippines

42 rooms
Opened 1993
Francisco Mañosa
Pamalican Island, Philippines

Dining guide

Amanpulo Dining Guide

Dinner rooms are the Clubhouse, Beach Club and Lagoon Club. The Clubhouse seats 60 for breakfast through dinner: Southeast Asian with Filipino plates, indoor-outdoor over the 30-metre pool, with a Lobby Bar and cigars in a corner. The Beach Club is seasonal breakfast through dinner, Mediterranean and seafood, on the west beach by the Sea Sports Hut. The Lagoon Club is seasonal lunch and dinner, Japanese, on the east shore. Picnic Grove is seasonal lunch, pizza and salads under trees. Kawayan Bar is floating bamboo, by reservation. Private barbecues run on beach, cave, cliffs, runway or pier. Casita deck meals are available. Breakfast and afternoon tea are included. The island farm supplies the kitchen. This is not all-inclusive.

3 dining venues and experiences

Before you book dinner

  • The Clubhouse serves breakfast (7-10:30am), lunch (12-3pm), and dinner (6:30-10:30pm).
  • The Beach Club is open from 11:30am to 10:00pm.
  • Nama serves dinner daily from 6:30pm to 10:00pm.

Amanpulo dining FAQ

What dining venues are on the island?
Venues include The Clubhouse, Amanpulo Beach Club, Nama for Japanese cuisine, and the Lagoon Club.
What cuisine is served at the Beach Club?
The Beach Club serves Mediterranean tapas, fresh seafood paellas, grilled ocean catches, and wines.
What are the dining hours for The Clubhouse?
The Clubhouse is open daily for breakfast (7-10:30am), lunch (12-3pm), and dinner (6:30-10:30pm).
Can private beach dinners be arranged?
Yes, private torchlit beach barbecues with personal chefs can be arranged on secluded stretches of sand.

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026