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Deco's Batchoy Valeria goes Ramen-style



Deco's La Paz Batchoy Valeria is the second Deco's branch that features a Ramen house-style design with a touch of Ilonggo culture and heritage. The first one is located at Robinsons Place Jaro. 


* Ramen-house style 
* Open kitchen
* Instagrammable wall 
* No short-cut soup preparation
* Batchoy sizes: Special, Super and Extra 
* Also serves Diniguan, Siopao, Siomai, Pandesal and Puto 
* Free WI-FI






With Iloilo City's thrust as a premiere MICE venue (for meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions), Deco's La Paz Batchoy is keen on revolutionizing the batchoyan in Iloilo to make it more trendy and exciting.


Ilonggos as well as tourists can now enjoy a bowl of hot and steamy delicious Deco's La Paz Batchoy in a clean, convenient and vibrant environment in its Valeria Branch, Iloilo City.


Located at La Salette Building, Deco's Valeria features an eat-and-watch design wherein customers can see their batchoy being prepared at the counter. 



With an open kitchen concept, diners get to see how their bowls of La paz batchoy are prepared from scratch and served to them – just like the typical batchoyan but in a modern setting

Its walls depict Ilonggo culture and heritage, making the Valeria branch not just a great dining location but also perfect for picture taking for both locals and tourists.


Marichel Magalona (below, rightmost), President of Magalona SB Alliance, said that despite their modernization, Deco's La Paz Batchoy continues to prepare this old-time favorite dish the traditional way.


"We continue to prepare our soup the same way it was done when it was created by Federico Guillergan Sr. before the 2nd World War broke out. This is how Ilonggos love their batchoy, and to this day we continue to please their palate," says Magalona. 

Deco's La Paz Batchoy Menu 

Called "The Father of All Batchoys", Deco's has branches in Robinsons Place Iloilo, Robinsons Place Jaro and Valeria Street. 
Deco's offerings include Special Batchoy, Super Batchoy, and Extra Batchoy. One may choose among egg noodles, miswa and bihon. 

The ingredients include a hot clear soup of boiled bone marrow, meat (pork or beef), liver, guinamos (local shrimp paste), chicharon and garlic.


Deco's also serves Dinugu-an, Siopao, Siomai, Pandesal and Puto. 

Deco's La Paz Batchoy also offers food vouchers (gift ideal). The vouchers, with the P100 denomination, are available and honored in the abovementioned branches. 

For updates, follow them on social media.

Instagram: @decosbatchoy 

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