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Popular Restaurants | Other Restaurants Tips | All Tips (6) This is a small restaurant (resto) in Lucban. Small as it is but the selection of dishes have a wide variety. Expect native dishes like Laing, Longganisa (Pork Sausage), Barbeque, and many other recipe with beef and chicken prepared Pinoy (Filipino) style with coconut milk. There is a selection of mouth-watering desserts for you to choose from.
The only dish I did not remember to order is the famous Pancit Habhab. This noodle is mixed with meat, seafood, and vegetable. The only difference with other pancit (noodle) is the way the local people eat it. Pancit is wrapped and rolled loosely in banana leaf, locked at one end and push to the other end and eat directly. No spoon and fork are used - not even a knife.
If you want to experience this unusual way of eating Pancit Habhab, then come visit Lucban.
The Longganisa is so tasty. The local people knows how to mix my favourite. It is best combined with Laing and Plain Rice. Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Lucban QuezonDirections: You won't miss this Resto. Everyone knows this restaurant in the town proper.
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Ambiance is cool. This canteen or small restaurant is situated at the foot of the hill at the Hands of Jesus or Kamay ni Hesus pilgrimage.
Although I did not eat in this restaurant, I was able to check on their menu and dishes available for lunch. It is all native or local Filipino dishes. It looks fine and delicious but lack variety.
If you don't crave for a lot of dishes, this restaurant will be fine. They have a couple of cottages wherein about 6 customers can sit, eat, and enjoy the native feel and privacy. Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: Lucban, QuezonDirections: At the foot of the mountain where you can find the Hands of Jesus grotto.
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I love Pancit Lucban, for just P110, its already good for 3 to 4 person. It also has branches in SM Lucena, and Market Market in Taguig.
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The place's interior is filled with wood furniture. You can eat in their floating cottages. Though the place is technically not in lucban, it's in tayabas. but it's close to lucban, in 15 minutes or so you can reach the place.
Their pork sinigang is good. Their grilled liempo dipped in native vinegar and soy sauce... that is heaven. Leave a Comment
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Made from rice flour, these local noodles acquired its name and developed its unique attraction by the way it is eaten. Otherwise known as Pancit Lucban, these noodles are hawked in the streets and served on a piece of banana leaf, sans fork or any other utensils. Thus, it is eaten straight from the leaf, licking permitted :) "habhab"-style. Though not the most glamorous way to eat, especially on the streets, it is actually very environment-friendly as against the styrofoams, plastic forks of your typical fastfood (Author's personal opinion). It is eaten with lots of raw onions and a sprinkling of chili-laced vinegar. - taken from http://mozcom.com/~larlina/lucena.html Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: lucban, quezon
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it was my first time to eat at buddy's in lucban, although i have tasted their version of the pancit habhab bought from their branch at market market, surely nothing beats the original. the experience of eating the habhab in buddy's lucban was pure bliss (we asked the locals which resto cooks the best pancit habhab and this is where they pointed us) . this diner located very near the church of lucban fronting the plaza and the patio rizal hotel is definitely the place to sample what lucban culinary has to offer. pancit habhab accompanied with lucban longganisa and budin (cassava cake) was already a terrific treat, however we felt it would be nice if we had bread as well. which of course usually goes well with any noodle or pasta. so we rushed to a nearby bread house and bought a pack of bonete. now the meal is truly perfect. i suggest buddy's include the bonete in their menu.
pancit habhab Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: town center of lucban
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