When you want to head down to the southwestern part of Cebu, you normally pass through the town of Barili. The name of the town was derived from a type of grass that grows in the area, the balili. Barili has a number of tourist spots that are gradually becoming popular among local and foreign visitors. But there is one place in Barili where visitors often stop by on their way to the town itself, the Molave Milk Station.
Molave Milk Station – image source: courtesy of Peter Parcon
Molave Milk Station
The Molave Milk Station is a well-known stopover point for travelers going to and from the southwestern part of the island while passing through Barili. If you are on your way to the south, the place is located on the right side of the road. The place is actually a part of a bigger property where animals freely graze on a field. But the farm is off-limits and you would have to schedule a tour with the owner of the farm before you can visit it.
The Molave Milk Station is a well-known stopover point for travelers going to and from the southwestern part of the island while passing through Barili. If you are on your way to the south, the place is located on the right side of the road. The place is actually a part of a bigger property where animals freely graze on a field. But the farm is off-limits and you would have to schedule a tour with the owner of the farm before you can visit it.
Molave Milk Station – image source: courtesy of Peter Parcon
Milk
The milk station sells fresh cow’s and carabao’s milk. In addition, they also sell kiseo made from cow or carabao milk. For travelers who want to cool off after riding on the bus for an hour or so, they are in luck since the place also sells soft ice cream.
The milk station sells fresh cow’s and carabao’s milk. In addition, they also sell kiseo made from cow or carabao milk. For travelers who want to cool off after riding on the bus for an hour or so, they are in luck since the place also sells soft ice cream.
Molave Milk Station – image source: courtesy of Peter Parcon
Rice Meals
The Molave Milk Station also offers meals if you want to fill your stomach before continuing with your trip. They offer rice meals, including Pork Menudo, Dinuguan, Pork Sinigang, Humba, and Chicken Batikon, among others.
The Molave Milk Station also offers meals if you want to fill your stomach before continuing with your trip. They offer rice meals, including Pork Menudo, Dinuguan, Pork Sinigang, Humba, and Chicken Batikon, among others.
Molave Milk Station – image source: courtesy of Peter Parcon
Prices
The prices of their menu items are also quite reasonable. Their rice meals start at PHP59 for the Breakfast Meal and Chicken Liver Adobo up to PHP99 for the Mushroom Pork Chop. Their Kiseo, both cow’s and carabao’s milk are sold at PHP52 each.
The prices of their menu items are also quite reasonable. Their rice meals start at PHP59 for the Breakfast Meal and Chicken Liver Adobo up to PHP99 for the Mushroom Pork Chop. Their Kiseo, both cow’s and carabao’s milk are sold at PHP52 each.
Molave Milk Station – image source: courtesy of Peter Parcon
Since the place is a stopover point, they have benches where you can sit while enjoying your meal. If you are bringing your own vehicle, they also offer parking spaces on the other side of the road. Just be careful when you cross since vehicles normally pass through this route on the way to the western part of Cebu.
 Molave Milk Station – image source: courtesy of Peter Parcon |  Molave Milk Station – image source: courtesy of Peter Parcon |
The Molave Milk Station offers a welcome respite for weary travelers who want to stretch their legs and have a meal or two before continuing with their journey to the southwestern part of the island of Cebu.
Molave Milk Station – image source: courtesy of Peter Parcon
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