Pampanga; Culinary Capital of the Philippines

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Bulanglang Kapampangan
Bulanglang Kapampangan is similar and looks like sinigang but tastes different.
Aling Lucing Sisig
Aling Lucing or Lucia Cunan is dubbed as the Sisig Queen.
Matam-ih Authentic Kapampangan Cuisine
Matam-ih is an Aeta dialect that means delicious.
Everybody's Cafe
Everybody’s Cafe is one of the oldest restaurants in Pampanga that serves homecooked meals.
Pampanga Cuisine
The Philippines is home to talented and friendly folks who make delectable cuisines and delicacies that people around the globe adore.
Bale Capampangan
Bale Capampangan is a home-grown restaurant that serves Kapampangan dishes on a buffet-style since 2008.
Atching Lilian Borromeo
Atching Lilian Borromeo with a plateful of Panecillos de San Nicolas.
Buru
Buru is best paired with steamed vegetables and fried dishes.
Sisig
Sisig is a staple dish in most Filipino restaurants.
Culinary capital Philippines
Pampanga is where gourmet and indigenous food co-exist.