Cebu City
city of the Philippines and capital of the province of Cebu
Live & travel in Cebu City
Estimate for a remote worker (rent + living) from World Bank price levels. Capitals can be higher. · US travel advisory: Aug 31, 2026
Climate by month
NASA POWER monthly climatology ·Humidity: 83%
Embassies & consulates in Cebu City
8 missions from 8 countries
Where to eat in Cebu City
- La Vie ParisienneMid-range
371 Gorordo Ave
- Robinsons Fuente food court
B Rodriguez Street
- Elizabeth Mall Food Court
3rd floor, E mall, Natalio B Bacalso Avenue
- Muvanz Pocherohan And SeafoodsBudget
Century Plaza Complex, Juana Osmeña St
- Ned Nanay's GrillBudget
Don Mariano Cui St
- Healthy UBudget
A Tormis St
- Yakski BarbecueBudget
268 Don Mariano Cui St
- Chik Chow Food HouseBudget
18 General Maxilom Ave
- Ipar's Restaurante Y Bar De TapasMid-range
157 F. Ramos St
- Cebu IT ParkSplurge
- Orange BrutusSplurge
Fuente Osmena Circle
- Julie's Bake shopsSplurge
252 Gorordo Avenue
- 301 Ramos St Sports Bar & Grill
301 F Ramos street
- The Philly Sports Bar & Restaurant
53 AJ King Bulg General Maxilom Avenue
- Our Place Pub & Restaurant
Pelaez street
Source and corrections: Wikivoyage guide to Cebu City · CC BY-SA 4.0
Frequently asked questions
Where can you eat in Cebu City?
The travel guide to Cebu City lists La Vie Parisienne, Robinsons Fuente food court, Elizabeth Mall Food Court, Muvanz Pocherohan And Seafoods, and Ned Nanay's Grill.
Is Cebu City safe for travellers?
The U.S. State Department currently rates Philippines at Level 2. The national intentional-homicide rate is 4.3 per 100,000 people.
How much does it cost to live in Cebu City?
Roughly $1,600 per month for a remote worker, based on Philippines price levels (36% of US prices).
What is the weather like in Cebu City in November?
In November Cebu City averages a high of 30°C, a low of 24°C and about 163 mm of rain.
Which embassies and consulates are in Cebu City?
8 diplomatic missions, including China (Consulate General), Japan (Consulate General), Norway (Consulate General), and United States (Consulate General).
Cities in Philippines
Sources: World Bank (CC BY 4.0), NASA POWER, U.S. Department of State, Wikidata (CC0), Wikimedia Commons, ExchangeRate-API.