Seafood Boil Craze in Cebu

Seafood lovers, rejoice! Cebu’s dining scene is turning up the heat with flavorful, messy, and oh-so-satisfying seafood boils. Perfect for barkada feasts and family gatherings, these Cajun-inspired spreads are meant to be shared. Here are some must-try spots for your next seafood indulgence.

Muk-Ja Cajun Seafood

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Muk-Ja brings a spicy twist to Cebu’s food scene with its signature Seafood Boil. More than just crabs and shrimps, their menu also serves up Cajun Noodle Soup, Scallops Popcorn, and a creamy Shrimp Pasta that locals can’t get enough of. Perfect for late-night cravings right in the heart of IT Park. 

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If you want to enjoy its signature seafood boil and other menu in the comfort of your own home, they also offer deliveries.

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How To Get There?

Location: Central Bloc, Cebu IT Park

By Car: Navigate Muk-Ja Cajun Seafood via GoogleMap

By Commute: From Cebu City, ride any jeepney going to IT Park (17B, 17C, 17D). Tell the driver to drop you off at the Cebu IT Park

CrabPro Cebu

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Cebu’s original seafood boil house, CrabPro has become a go-to for messy, finger-lickin’ feasts. Their Seafood Boil is legendary, packed with crabs, shrimps, mussels, and more, all drenched in rich Cajun flavors. With multiple branches across the city, you’re never too far from a seafood party.

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How To Get There?

Rahman Street (Queensland Manor near Barrio & Tavern, back of 8flix)

By Car: From Cebu City proper, take Osmena Blvd., turn onto A. Jakosalem St.,  then left to Rahmann St. where Queensland Manor sits behind 8flix & Chill, near Barrio & Tavern.

By Commute: From Cebu City proper, ride a 14D, 14G, or 17B/17C jeepney bound for Ayala/IT Park, get off near Jakosalem St., then walk or take a short trisikad/habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) to Rahmannn Street (Queensland Manor, behind 8flix & chill, near Barrio & Tavern).

Lapu-Lapu (Datag, Maribago near Pumpboat Wharf going Kontiki)

By Car:  From Cebu City, cross the Marcelo Fernan Bridge and drive along M.L. Quezon Highway to Maribago. Turn onto Pajac-Maribago Road to reach Datag near the Kontiki pumpboat wharf. 

By Commute: From Cebu City, ride a jeepney or bus to Mactan/Lapulapu via M.L. Quezon Highway, then get off in Maribago. From there, take a trisikad or habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) to Datag near the Kontiki pumpboat. wharf.

Lahug (G/F Alba Uno Hotel near IT Park & Teleperformance)

By Car: From Cebu City proper, drive along Osmena Boulevard toward Lahug, then follow A. Jakosalem Street into Lahug. The Alba Uno Hotel is located on 1st Street, Villa Amores, Barangay Lahug, right at the ground floor of Alba Uno, adjacent to IT Park and near Teleperformance.

Maretes Cajun Seafood

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For a homey yet flavorful seafood boil experience, Maretes Cajun Seafood is the place to be. Aside from their signature Seafood Boil, crowd favorites include the savory Shrimp Dip and their show-stopping Giant Deep-Fried Squid, perfect for both IG photos and big appetites.

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Other Information:

Operating hours: 11AM–3PM | 5PM–10PM

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How To Get There?

Location: Pres. Quirino St., Villa Aurora, Kasambagan, Mabolo, Cebu City

By Car: From Cebu City proper, take Pope John Paul II Ave, turn right on F. Cabahug St., then right again onto Pres. Quirino St. to reach Villa Aurora, Kasambagan, Mabolo.

By Commute: From Cebu City proper, ride a jeepney bound for Mabolo (03A, 04L, or 03C) and get off near F. Cabahug St. Then take a trisikad or habal-habal going into Pres. Quirino St., Villa Aurora, Kasambagan, Mabolo.

Pro Tip is to bring your appetite and don’t be afraid to get your hands dirty, because that’s the best way to enjoy a seafood boil!

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