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Waterfall Restaurant at Villa Escudero in Philippines
By Kaushik Thursday, February 02, 2012  Asia, Restaurant, Travel 

Villa Escudero, located at San Pablo City in the 
Philippines, is a fine hacienda-style resort with 
cozy rooms and a museum that boasts a large number 
of weird stuff. But the villa’s true attraction 
is the amazing restaurant at the foot of a small 
waterfall.

Bamboo dining tables and grass-fringed buffet 
stations are set a few feet away from the cascading 
waters of the Labasin Falls. Diners enjoy delicious 
local dishes such as fish, curry meats and rice, 
as the sparkling water massage their feet. After 
lunch guests can even lie against the rushing 
water-covered wall and get wet.

As you can make out from the pictures below, 
Labasin Falls is a not a natural waterfall. It 
is actually a spillway of the Labasin Dam – 
the country’s first working hydroelectric plant 
– built by Don Arsenio Escudero in 1929.

A pioneering agriculture industrialist, Don 
Arsenio Escudero built it to supply his desiccated 
coconut factory and the Escudero Plantation 
house, which he and his wife Doña Rosario Adap 
built in the early 1900s.

The plantation was opened to the public in 
1981 as a tourist attraction, offering glimpses 
of plantation life. The family's eclectic private 
collection was presented as a Museum tour. Carabao 
cart ride takes visitors to the resort area, surrounded 
by park-like setting while being serenaded by 
locals. Dining is, of course, under the spillway 
of the Labasin Dam. The dam’s reservoir has been 
turned into a lake where visitors go rafting in 
native bamboo rafts. Other attractions include 
live cultural dance show, sports facilities, and 
even more restaurants, albeit in dry places.

Pictures:

Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2zoNNnS0ik (a family visits)