Have you ever tried a Boodle Fight?

“Boodle Fight” is a part of the Filipino Culture—it is a fabulous feast served a top banana leaves presented on a long table. This Filipino tradition of eating originated from the Philippine military where cadets eat with their bare hands while standing side by side, ready to dig into piles of delectable Filipino delicacies like grilled meat, fish, vegetables and seafoods. Boodle Fight symbolizes camaraderie, brotherhood and equality in the Philippine Armed Forces.

Don Juan Boodle House, the first boodle house that serves native Taal Specialities, such as Tapang Taal, Longganisang Taal, Pork Barbeque, Fried Tawilis, Adobo sa Dilaw and Sinaing na Tulingan. It has become increasingly popular in Batangas as it offers unique Filipino food experience: THE BOODLE FIGHT!

Don Juan serves 6 types of boodle namely: Taal Specialties, Seafoods, Southern Tagalog, Inihaw and Military Boodle. Aside from these mouth-watering boodle sets, Don Juan offers Boodlelitos, Rice and Viand, Soups, Special Grilled Dishes, Snacks, Desserts, Drinks & Refreshments.

Don Juan has been around since 2010 and have 2 branches in Batangas – Don Juan Taal and Don Juan SM Lipa. Moreover, Don Juan Boodle House is continuously expanding to serve more people in the country.