Showing posts with label kapampangan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kapampangan. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 04, 2015

Filipino Streetfood



Filipino streetfood at its finest! My baby's 34th birthday was definitely a day full of adventures. Right after our short getaway to Poracay Resort in Porac-Pampanga, we went to Capampangan Island in the City of San Fernando for a simple birthday dinner celebration. I was tickled pink when I saw one table at the corner filled with Filipino or "Pinoy" streetfood. Isaw is my all-time favorite! I can finish 10 sticks of isaw in just one sitting. The other two tables were loaded with scrumptious Filipino viands, of course, cooked in Kapampangan way. 

As you may already know, Pampanga is the culinary capital of the Philippines. They have the best cooks in the country! Their food is always festive and full of flavors. I'd like to have some of their famous exotic food on my next visit, kamaru (crickets) or betute tugak (stuffed frog). 

Sunday, May 04, 2014

Seriously Craving





I am seriously craving for these right now. I've been asking my baby to have our dinner at Funnside Ningnangan on Monday but she refuses to eat there. She said that I've been eating a lot of unhealthy stuff lately so we better check out other restaurants that have healthier food options for me. :( The buttered crabs with chili is my favorite! I really am not a fan of crabs but I'd make an exception to this one. 

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Kapampangan Food



Mangan is a restaurant that offers delicious Kapampangan dishes. If my memory serves me right Mangan means "kain" in Tagalog or " eat" in the English language. The fish with buro is one of my favorites! I like anything extraordinary but not to the extent that I am going to indulge myself into some exotic food that has snakes or crocodiles in it. Kapampangans really know how to cook good food. I have been to some restaurants in Pampanga and all I can say is, "Manyaman." Manyaman means "masarap" in Tagalog or "delicious" in English.