Afternoon in Dumaguete is best spent strolling along Rizal Boulevard. I love this place so much that I thought, hmmm.. I could retire here. Could die here even. 
Cebu City in my opinion could need a clean promenade facing the Mactan channel with a park loaded with big trees and restaurants nearby. I once saw a huge billboard in the old bridge advertising Mayor Radaza’s grand plans of such promenade BEFORE the election but as what Bisayan would call it, “Char Char ra!” (Just Bullshit).
Anyway, one downside about Rizal Boulevard is that men tend to just stand at the side of the promenade, face the sea and PEE! That’s just gross.
After our walk, its dinnertime and for our last night in Dumaguete, we dined at Kamalig which is just a walking distance from Harold’s Mansion. I was craving for fish but Bangus (milkfish), Philippine’s National fish was just too big for me that I asked to share it with one of the girls and we split the cost of the fish of course. I also have acquired a new favorite dish when I ordered Itlog na maalat (Salted Egg) and this is served with tomatoes and onions. I find it appetizingly delicious that I was able to finish all of my rice.
All in all, my dinner at Kamalig cost me 45 pesos on Salted egg, 49 pesos on half-priced Bangus, 50 pesos on mango shake and 20 pesos on plain rice for a grand total of 164 pesos. A bit expensive for my normal budget but well, I’m on a holiday and I could afford it.
