Jobiboss Seafoods and Grill

About JobiBoss Seafood and Grill

JobiBoss Seafood and Grill is a seafood restaurant located along the coastal road in Sitio Lacaran, Brgy. Ermita, Dumangas, Iloilo. It’s known locally for its fresh seafood dishes, grilled specialties, and casual seaside dining atmosphere. Many visitors enjoy dining with ocean views and relaxed outdoor seating, making it popular for lunch, dinner, and sunset outings. Reviews highlight its pleasant ambience and friendly staff, though opinions on prices vary. 

What to Expect:

• Seafood & grilled dishes
• Outdoor seating with coastal views
• Good for casual group meals and family dinners
• Take-out and dine-in options often available
• Some guests recommend trying items like prawns, oysters, and grilled seafood, with halo-halo or lemonade for dessert/refreshment. 

 Phone (for inquiries/reservations): +63 977 600 3121 

 How to Get There from Iloilo City

 Start: Iloilo City
 Destination: JobiBoss Seafood and Grill – Dumangas Coastal Road (~25 km away) 

 Public Transport (Affordable Option)

1. Jeepney/Van to Dumangas
   • Head to Tagbak Terminal (Jaro), La Paz Baldoza Terminal, or other main jeepney/van terminals in Iloilo City.
   • Take a jeepney, van, or mini-bus going to Dumangas. These are usually labeled “Dumangas” or run along the national highway toward Dumangas town.
   • Estimated fare: around ₱60–₱100+ depending on vehicle type.
2. Tricycle in Dumangas
   • Once in Dumangas town proper, hire a tricycle to bring you to the coastal road area near JobiBoss Seafood and Grill.

This is the most cost-effective route if you’re exploring solo or on a budget.

 Taxi / Ride-Hail (Taxi / Grab)

• You can take a taxi or Grab directly from Iloilo City to the coastal road in Dumangas where JobiBoss is located. It’s more convenient and quicker, especially with luggage or beach gear, though more expensive than public transport.

 Private Car / Motorbike

• If you’re driving, take the Iloilo–Dumangas coastal route (National Highway) heading northeast from Iloilo City. The ride takes about 40–60 minutes depending on traffic and weather.

 Helpful Tips for Visiting

• Best time to visit: Late afternoon or early evening for cooler weather and sunset views.
• Food & drink: Fresh seafood, grilled dishes, and local sides are highlights—call ahead if you want to check the day’s offerings.
• Parking: There’s typically street or roadside parking near the coastal restaurants.
• Local directions: Tricycle drivers and locals usually know the coastal seafood spots along the highway, so asking them helps if you’re unsure exactly where it is.