5 Unique Pancit Dishes to Try on Your Next Road Trip

This is it, pancit!
by | July 05, 2017


Pancit Cabagan is a noodle dish that makes use of stir-fried fresh miki noodles and mixed vegetables topped with quail’s eggs, crispy lechon de carajay or fried pork bits and igado (an Ilocano pork liver stew). The pancit is named after the town of Cabagan in Isabela province from which it originated, but is also available in other provinces in the Cagayan Valley. The best place to try it would be Josie’s Panciteria & Restaurant in Cabagan, Isabela.

Cagayan’s Pancit Batil Patong
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Kara Santos is a freelance writer and photographer. When not on the road or motorcycling off somewhere for the weekend, she’s leveling up her experience points in the latest PlayStation RPG. Read about her real-life and virtual adventures on her blog Travel Up.

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