About Isdaan Floating Restaurant
Isdaan Floating Restaurant is a themed floating dining attraction in Barangay Pinasling, Gerona, Tarlac, Philippines. Located along the Tarlac-Pangasinan Road, it features nipa huts on a fishpond where guests dine over water. Known for its Thai-inspired architecture, giant sculptures, and the Tacsiyapo Wall where guests can throw plates, it combines Filipino seafood dining with a cultural theme park experience and is a popular stopover for travelers in Central Luzon.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect to dine in floating nipa huts connected by bamboo bridges over a large fishpond. The complex features Thai-inspired buildings, giant statues and art installations, landscaped gardens, and the Tacsiyapo Wall for plate-smashing. Guests order Filipino seafood and freshwater fish dishes served in the huts, can stroll around the pond, take photos with sculptures, try catch-and-cook fishing, and enjoy boating on the pond in a casual open-air environment.
Key highlights
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Floating nipa huts for dining over the fishpond connected by bamboo bridges
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Thai-inspired architecture and large-scale sculptures throughout the complex
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Tacsiyapo Wall where visitors can throw and smash plates
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Catch-and-cook fishing experience in the pond
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Boating on the fishpond
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Filipino seafood and freshwater fish cuisine
History of Isdaan Floating Restaurant
Developed in the late 2000s by the Isdaan Group on fishponds in Gerona, the restaurant introduced a floating dining concept inspired by Thai floating restaurants and later expanded into a themed attraction with giant sculptures and interactive features.
Culture & Context
Showcases Filipino fishpond aquaculture culture with emphasis on isda (fish) cuisine, combined with Thai-inspired design and folk art installations that reflect local creativity and Central Luzon dining traditions.
Route
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