Pampanga: Susie's Cuisine, The Best in Pampango Kakanin
Kakanin or rice cakes is part of our Filipino culture. From the word kanin which means rice, kakanin is made of rice or glutinous rice usually mixed with coconut milk or gata. The Philippines has a wide variety of kakanin and some are distinct to certain provinces or areas. Take puto for instance which is a very popular kakanin but different regions offer variations.
LITTLE HISTORY
Eversince I came to Angeles City in 1997, Susie's Cuisine had been one of the places we go for a quick bite. Susie's products are often present during special occasions or gatherings like birthday parties, luncheons, and dinners.
Susie's Cuisine has been in the business since 1972. Anicia Ayson founded Susie's through the motivation of her family and close friends who were fond of her cooking. And eventually got Kapampangans loved her cooking too. Today, it is now being run by her daughter Jesusa Ayson Yabut, together with her husband Glenn Yabut.
With 12 outlets in Pampanga and Tarlac, people can now easily buy Susie's products.
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FOOD / PRICE
Susie's is famous for its pancit luglug or palabok, mochi, and tibok tibok. A visit to the store-restaurant, however, will surprise you and get you instantly salivating of the wide array of products--there are kakanin, pancit, pasta, sweets, and native delicacies.
Pancit palabok (P50/single order, P375 and P480/bilao) is my personal fave. Pancit palabok or pancit luglug is a type of rice noodles dish. As far as ingredients are concern, it looks similar with other palabok you'll find in the market. You can see the same thick red sauce, chicharon bits or pork cracklings and egg. But what made it stand out from the rest is the taste. It's more flavorful and tastier and the noodles are perfect to the bite.
Mochi (P6/pc, P240/bilao) is a Japanese-inspired snack. It is made of sticky rice with bean paste filling. It is served with sweet, thick, and creamy gata (coconut milk).
Photo credit: Susie's Cuisine - Facebook |
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Tibok-tibok or maja blanca (P20/slice, P400/bilao, P430/bilao of tibok-tibok with corn) is a delicious Filipino dessert that is also known as coconut pudding. This is one of my fave.
Photo credit: Tibok-tibok from Susie's Cuisine, Creative Commons |
Susie's also offer familiar desserts like leche flan and chocolate cake.
PLACE
Susie's Cuisine at Nepo Angeles is a decent place to have your snack. The place is usually crowded, an evidence of how pinoys love kakanin. At the side, you'll see shelves for candies and preserved goodies that are great for pasalubong.
photo credit: http://susiescuisinepampanga.com |
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photo credit: http://susiescuisinepampanga.com |
photo credit: http://susiescuisinepampanga.com |
photo credit: http://susiescuisinepampanga.com |
BRANCHES
Tel. No.: (045) 887 - 2479
McArthur Highway,Dau (Pineda Bldg. near Marina Arcade)
Tel. No.: (045) 892-4919
IG Grown Plaza,Burgos St.,Guagua Pampanga
Tel. No.: (045) 900-1062
Sto. Domingo 1, Capas Tarlac
Tel. No.: (045) 615-0960
ACC Bldg., McArthur Highway,Apalit Pampanga
Tel. No.: (045) 302-9182
La Maja Rica, McArthur Highway, Ligtasan, Tarlac City
Tel. No.: (045) 611-2150
Mother Teresa Calcutta,Sakop, Brgy. Maimpis, City of San Fernado Pampanga
Tel. No.: (045) 455-5935
Northwalk 2, City of San Fernando Pampanga
Tel. No.: (045) 889-8723
Marquee Place, G/F Pulung Cacutud, Angeles City
Tel. No.: (045) 841-4046
Don Manuel Banzon St., Balanga City Bataan
Tel. No.: 0906-657-905
Mc Arthur Highway, Dolores, City of San Fernando Pampanga.
Tel. No.: (045) 861 - 2480
Ground Floor Kiosk, SM Clark, Angeles City
Tel. No.: none
STORE HOURS
Monday - Saturday
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Dine In Order
7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Sunday
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Dine In Order
7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Sunday
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Dine In Order
7:00 AM - 5:30 PM
7:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Susie's Cuisine
(unofficial) Website: http://susiescuisinepampanga.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/susies.cuisine.7
Note:
Website is not Susie's Cuisine official website. It was created by college students for their thesis according to resource.
(unofficial) Website: http://susiescuisinepampanga.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/susies.cuisine.7
Note:
Website is not Susie's Cuisine official website. It was created by college students for their thesis according to resource.
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sana magkaroon din nyan dito sa manila... karamihan puro pampanga locations nila...
ReplyDeleteyah! true! hopefully magkaroon din sila ng branch sa manila area para ma-try ng mga Manilenos
DeleteSimula ng lumipat kmi dito sa cavite isang beses sa isang taon nlang ako mka tikim ng masasarap na kakanin sa susies sana meron dito..
ReplyDeleteBawi ka na lang cguro tuwing pupunta ka sa Pampanga hehe, wala pa kasing Susie's outside Pampanga, except for Tarlac. baka puede naman magpa LBC na lang :D
Deletelove sylvanas.... :)
ReplyDeleteI want to taste that Mochi. Sana magbakasyon ulit kami ng Pampanga at ng ma visit ang place na yan.
ReplyDeleteBest place for hungry Filipino in Angeles City. It's proven for how many years. Two thumbs up....
ReplyDeleteThis is why I want to have a house in San Fernando.
ReplyDelete