Where to eat in Arayat
From halo-halo and xiao long bao to puto seko and sisig: a short guide to eating in Arayat.
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Discover Pampanga Editors · October 2026
Arayat's food scene is small but varied.
Halo-halo
Kabigting's Halo-Halo is the town's most famous name.
Something different
Soupy Buns on General Alejandrino Street serves Taiwanese food, including xiao long bao, from 11am to 9pm.
Local favourites
Let's Go Pampanga listed several of Arayat's well-known food names in 2018:
The same list included Fhinas Panciteria, Jurado's 5, Mercy Dizon Homemade Pastillas and Mommy Luvie's Special Kakanin; ask locally which are still open.
Afterwards, walk off lunch in the old Paralaya district with our day in Arayat.
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Travel Guides
Mount Arayat National Park: visitor guide
Spring-fed pools, cottages and villas at the foot of Mount Arayat, plus what to check before hiking the protected mountain.
Getting Around
How to get to Arayat
Arayat is reached via NLEX and Jose Abad Santos Avenue through Mexico and Santa Ana, or via Angeles and Magalang.
Things to do nearby
Attractions
General Jose Alejandrino Monument
Monument to Arayat's hero General Jose Alejandrino, propagandist and later senator and Pampanga governor, at the town hall.
Attractions
Samia-Santos House and Santa Martina Chapel
Colonial-era Samia-Santos residence, known locally as Bahay Antigo, facing the Spanish-era Santa Martina Chapel.
Attractions
Medina Ancestral House, Arayat
Spanish-era private residence from 1840 on P. Tan Street, also called the Calo-Medina house.
Where to eat nearby
Bakeries
Balagtas Bread & Cake House
Arayat bakery named among the town's well-known food places.
Bakeries
Agnes Pantig Puto Seko
Arayat maker of puto seko, listed among the town's famous food names.
Budget Eats
Erwin's Sisigan
Sisig eatery in Arayat, named by Let's Go Pampanga among the town's well-known places to eat.