The Gigantes Islands are a remote group of islands located in the Visayan Sea, part of Iloilo Province, rich in both marine biodiversity and cultural history. Fishing has always been the primary livelihood of the locals, and this is reflected in the islands' cuisine, which predominantly features seafood. Given the abundant catch from the surrounding waters, dishes are typically fresh and simply prepared to highlight the ingredients' natural flavors. With influences from Spanish, Chinese, and Malay culinary traditions, the food of the Gigantes Islands is a testament to its diverse heritage.