The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) is a venue where various forms of Filipino artistic expressions are celebrated, including culinary arts. While CCP itself may not have a long food history, it sits in the heart of Manila where the blend of indigenous, Spanish, Chinese, and American culinary influences have melded over centuries to create a unique and rich Filipino cuisine. The CCP Complex has served as a glamorous backdrop for food festivals and foodie events where traditional Filipino dishes and modern interpretations are showcased to the delight of both locals and tourists.