in 1993. The Clinic Dr. Legarda was an OB Gynecologist by profession and had set up his own clinic in the house. Currently, the clinic still has the x-ray machine and the skeleton used by Dr. Alejandro in Medical school. The clinic is located across the antique camera equipment room. The Living Room Located upstairs on the left of the house’s second floor is the family’s living room. It houses the painting of National Artist Félix Ressurección Hidalgo entitled “La Inocencia” and an original work of National Artist Juan Luna. The Antique Radio Equipment Room Dr. Alejandro was not only an OB Gynecologist and a photographer; he was also an amateur radio operator. Being an avid member of the Philippine Amateur Radio Association, he has a room for all of his radio equipment that was placed on the third floor before but later on transferred at the room to the left of the living room of the house. The Dining Room Located just across the living room is the dining room decorated with a collection of China custom-made blue Meissen plates hanging on the wall. Current Use It was in 2001 that the Legarda Ancestral House was turned into a restaurant called "La Cocina de Tita Moning" named after Doña Ramona Hernandez. The restaurant features her specialty dishes along with Chef Suzette Montinola, the granddaughter of Dr. Alejandro Roces Legarda and Doña Ramona, who is also the one who manages the establishment. The dishes are of Spanish influence but there are also Filipino classics with their modern twist. Clients are not only being offered an experience to dine in the style of the late 19th century but also get to have a tour of the house first. The restaurant do not accept walk-in guests and only entertain those with reservations which are made 24 hours before. References External links lacocinadetitamoning.com Houses in Metro Manila Heritage Houses in the Philippines Buildings and structures in San Miguel, Manila Restaurants in the Philippines