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Kapampangan Food

19 Copung Copung

Filipino restaurant on Manila North Road known for exotic Filipino dishes, listed as open 24 hours.

Angeles

Kapampangan Food

Lola Nor's

Kapampangan restaurant reopening in late 2026 above Route 95 Diner on Friendship Highway, known for putong babi and okoy.

Angeles

Fine Dining

25 Seeds

Chef Sau del Rosario's restaurant of reimagined Filipino cuisine, upstairs in the Dycaico ancestral house in Santo Rosario.

Angeles

Kapampangan Food

Dispu 301

Homestyle Kapampangan restaurant tucked away in Telabastagan, recommended by the DOT's Region III office.

San Fernando

Kapampangan Food

SOUQ Pampanga

Rustic Filipino restaurant on Lazatin Boulevard with nostalgic classics such as lechon kawali kare-kare, okoy and crispy sisig.

San Fernando₱₱

Kapampangan Food

Nasi Ya

Restaurant on the main road in Jalung, Porac, serving Kapampangan, Filipino and Asian dishes from 11am to 9pm.

Porac

Kapampangan Food

Casa Salome

Old-style Filipino restaurant and events venue in Duquit, Mabalacat, recommended by the DOT's Region III office.

Mabalacat

Kapampangan Food

Fabrika Dining

Al fresco Filipino restaurant inside Fabrika Villas, a former factory in Betis turned into a getaway.

Guagua

Budget Eats

Ace Kitchenette

Homestyle carinderia in Macabebe for lomi, halo-halo, pancit and fresh lumpia.

Macabebe
Bale Capampangan restaurant on MacArthur Highway, San Fernando© E911a · CC BY-SA

Food Trips

Bale Capampangan

Eat-all-you-can Kapampangan cooking in a nostalgic setting on MacArthur Highway, San Fernando.

San Fernando
A sizzling plate of Kapampangan sisig (illustrative photo)© Ralff Nestor Nacor · CC BY-SA

Budget Eats

Mila's Tokwa't Baboy

No-frills Angeles favourite for sizzling sisig, tokwa't baboy and chicharon bulaklak.

Angeles₱
The ancestral house in Mexico, Pampanga, that is home to Kusinang Matua© CNEcija12345 · CC BY-SA

Bakeries

Kusinang Matua

Atching Lillian Borromeo's reservation-only heirloom Kapampangan kitchen in her ancestral home in Mexico.

Mexico
Kapampangan dishes on the table at Everybody's Cafe

Food Trips

Everybody's Café

Kapampangan institution in San Fernando since just after World War II, for pancit luglug, morcon and camaru.

San Fernando
Tibok-tibok, a Kapampangan carabao milk dessert (illustrative photo)© Lokalpedia on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA

Kapampangan Food

Cafe Fleur

Chef Sau del Rosario's restaurant putting modern twists on Kapampangan and Filipino dishes in Angeles City.

Angeles
Kapampangan tamales wrapped in banana leaf (illustrative photo)© Wikimedia Commons contributor · CC BY-SA

Kapampangan Food

Binulo Restaurant

Kapampangan restaurant on M.A. Roxas Highway in Clark, named after the Aeta method of cooking food in bamboo.

Clark
Customers at the kakanin counter of a Susie's Cuisine branch© SwarmCheng · CC BY-SA

Desserts

Susie's Cuisine

Angeles City kakanin and pancit specialist, established in 1972, with branches across Pampanga and nearby provinces.

Angeles
A sizzling plate of Kapampangan sisig (illustrative photo)© Joy L. Cruz on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA

Fine Dining

Bale Dutung

Chef Claude Tayag's reservation-only private dining house in Angeles City, serving Kapampangan tasting menus.

San Jose₱₱₱
Street-front of Aling Lucing sisig restaurant in Angeles with its green signboards© Ralff Nestor Nacor · CC BY-SA

Kapampangan Food

Aling Lucing Sisig

The Angeles City sisig house founded in 1974 by Lucia Cunanan, the cook credited with popularising modern sisig.

Agapito del Rosario₱₱