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New Ways to Satisfy Your Cravings at SM Supermalls in Visayas

 



Iloilo foodies, your monthly food plans are about to get a whole lot more exciting! 😍

Whether you're the friend who always suggests trying a new restaurant or the one who takes forever to decide where  to eat, SM Supermalls has a fresh lineup of dining spots worth checking out this month.

From Italian comfort food and Japanese favorites to juicy steaks, four well-loved restaurants are making their first appearance in Iloilo and Western Visayas at SM City Iloilo. 👀

Ready to update your must-visit list? Here are four new reasons to head to your nearest SM Supermall this month.

  • George & Onnie’s

Good food and great company go hand in hand at George & Onnie’s! Bringing its comforting Filipino favorites to the Visayas for the first time, this well-loved dining spot serves up hearty meals, familiar flavors, and dishes made for sharing. Soon to open at SM City Cebu, it’s a new go-to for family gatherings, casual catch-ups, and satisfying cravings.


  • Cibo

Craving pasta? Say hello to Cibo, bringing its first branch to Iloilo and Western Visayas to SM City Iloilo this December, while Cebuanos can already enjoy their Italian favorites at SM City Cebu. 🍝

Known for its modern take on Italian cuisine, Cibo serves up comforting pasta dishes, freshly baked pizzas, flavorful paninis, and other Italian favorites that make any meal feel like a treat.

Whether you're catching up with friends over lunch or planning a dinner date, Cibo is a new spot to add to your list whenever those Italian food cravings hit.




Good food, great company, and a little shopping on the side? Sounds like a pretty good way to spend the day!

Whether you're planning your next food trip with the barkada or treating the family to a delicious meal, SM Supermalls continues to bring more of the experiences you love closer to home.

So, who's coming with you on your next mall visit? Gather your favorite people, explore these newest additions, and discover more reasons to call it My SM!
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