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Nueva Ecija Province, Philippines Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cabanatuan City
Reviews on Asian food in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija Province, Philippines. Cabanatuan, officially the City of Cabanatuan, (Tagalog: Lungsod ng Cabanatuan; Ilokano: Siudad ti Cabanatuan; Kapampangan: Lakanbalen ning Cabanatuan; Pangasinan: Siyudad na Cabanatuan; also known as Cabsy), or simply Cabanatuan City is a 1st class city in the province of Nueva Ecija, Philippines. According to the 2015 census, it has a population of 302,231 people, making it as the most populous city in Nueva Ecija and the 5th populous in Central Luzon.
Restaurants in Cabanatuan City
10. Hana Korean Cuisine
Reviewed By liquidmj
For Korean food, there aren't many options in Cabanatuan City. There are a few chains and then Hana Korean Cuisine. Considering this fact, this restaurant is still overall pretty good. I've taken my family here 3 times now and have enjoyed our meal every time. The bulgogi is not my favorite, but the kimchi stew and budaejjigae are good options.
9. Banatu Box Food Group
Banatu Box Food Group is Cabanatuan City's first food complex that offers 5 unique concepts with its original recipes and full service for its customers.
Reviewed By bunso15
My family and I have seen posts about the place so we decided to eat there. They have different stalls offering different types of cuisines including Japanese and Mexican foods. Price: slightly expensiveSeating capacity: can be overcrowded especially during meal timesFood choices: ihaw-ihaw street foods (isaw, hotdog, etc.), Japanese food (Spam musubi), Mexican food (tacos), burger, chicken wings, pizza burger, takoyaki, and othersParking: hard to find parking, have to park on the streetTaste - average, nothing outstandingIf you have other choices, go their first. Unless you are craving for what the food park is offering
8. Yellow Cab
Reviewed By 429renef
The place is relatively small but it's almost always jam packed with people. The pizzas are great and my favorite is the four cheese and tomatoes, very simple but really tasty. Among the pastas, I love the aglio olio with shrimp. I also like their charlie chan pasta, and dear darla. This is definitely my go-to place whenever I'm craving for great food!
7. Bistro 360
Reviewed By Weng845
A sort of al fresco resto that it maybe a little warm during summer. It has a great selection of food with different cuisines... Filipino, Italian, Japanese, American, Vietnamese, Thai. I love their panizza, cheesy beef caldereta, fish fillet in mango salsa.
6. Paleta Shabu-shabu, Pigar-Pigar and Steaks
Reviewed By 12prel
At first we have a kind of rough mood since our orders were not available and some details from the menu was not specified. However, when they served our order the service agent assisted us. The first agent was not as friendly as this one. We've ordered shabu shabu and pancit canton and this can satisfy me and my family(4pax). We've enjoyed it and it was superb.
5. Max's Restaurant
Reviewed By MigsDeManille
The Restaurant is within the national hi-way with a free parking space. Foods are Ok except to the chicken we ordered-too salty.
4. Barj Cafe
Reviewed By CandyDy
Their all cheese pizza is very good. Wide selection of coffee and other drinks. Ambiance is good but can get packed and noisy during late nights.
3. Joey's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By RRBoltz
Homegrown restaurant that never disappoints! Glad they were able to maintain the superb quality and taste of their food. Don't miss their famous Pancit Palabok which has thick noodles that usually goes by the name of pancit malabon elsewhere.
2. Rustica Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Lyn A
a dear friend treated us for dinner at Rustica's. It has that warm atmosphere and the servers were very accommodating and helpful in suggesting which food to order. We ordered: Sinigang ni Rustica, Garlic Fried Rice, Crispy Tadyang Ng Baka,Crispy Hipon,Grilled Salmon with Toasted Herbs, Ensaladang Kangkong, Bulo Juice, Ice Tea and Leche Flan. The portions are more than enough for sharing. I had a wonderful time catching up with a dear friend more so with delicous meal served infront of us.
1. Hapag Vicenticos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Happiness is being home, come to Vicenticos and be delighted with homecooked comfort dishes just like what nanay used to make. The intricate interiors and provincial setting would definitely bring back wonderful memories of growing up, a relief from the h
Reviewed By carmelafajardo
If you happen to visit Cabanatuan City near Cathedral few blocks away is one of a kind food antique garden experience.Where you will be reminded of old version kitchen and dining spaces while enjoying authentic Filipino food in one.Aside of the affordable Filipino food they are serving the ambiance and theme of the place is very fascinating...The Sinigang and Kinilaw na puso na saging are the must try...After the karioka... Is great.It was food nature and ambiance.3 in 1...
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