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Aling Lucing's Sisig

Angeles, Philippines

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Aling Lucing's Sisig | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Aling Lucing's Sisig | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Aling Lucing's Sisig | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Aling Lucing's Sisig | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Glaciano Valdez St, Angeles, Pampanga, Philippines +63 45 888 2317

Famous for

Pork Dish, Angeles

Sisig

Recommended by Anton Diaz and 10 other food critics.
"The sisig was tasty, yummy and you can taste that delicious secret sauce and ingredients."
Anton Diaz , Filipino food and travel blogger

Recommendations

"The sisig was tasty, yummy and you can taste that delicious secret sauce and ingredients."
"Don’t think twice about eating at this place for the taste of their sisig is really one of a kind!"
"The restaurant behind the very first sisig ever cooked and served, Aling Lucing’s, is also the top destination if you want to have a taste of this Pampanga’s pride."
"Aling Lucing Sisig is a must in any Pampanga food trip."
"This cholesterol saturated dish is 5-star - food that I am willing to die a little for."
"I never tasted sisig this good! Its really different from the ones here in Manila. Its really one of a kind."
"Yes! “the best Sisig” If you want to try and know where the sisig originated, then head to Aling Lucing Sisig in Pampanga. Aling Lucing's version of sisig is slightly sour and less oily than any other versions of sisig."
"With just the right kunat in every bite, you know you're getting authentic sisig-that is, no fillers or extenders, just pork that's chopped, marinated, and cooked to perfection while being served on a sizzling platter."
"After ordering, the staff chopped some meat and ingredients needed for the sisig, they cooked it right away and served it in a sizzling plate. I bow and worship this sisig….tastes so good!"
"Aling Lucing’s pork sisig had just the right salty-crispy taste. Its crunchiness came from grilling the pork over hot charcoal and then chopping it to bits before it is mixed with mashed chicken liver and minced onions."

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