5 Local Food That Should be on Every Lucenahin’s Table on Christmas
Six days to Christmas! We are all busy preparing for our Noche Buena, but what do Lucenahins usually eat when we’re home on Christmas Day? Apart from our Noche Buena leftovers, here are 5 local food that we can eat and serve: 1. Ensaladang Pako – Para sa mga mahihilig sa vegetable salad, ang ensaladang pako ay isang mas mura pero masarap na pamalit sa mga vegetable salad na nakasanayan nang ihain nang karamihan. Depende sa...
Lucena and its Homemade Flavour
The local food scene in Lucena City has been in an upswing lately. Over the last two or three years, we have seen a rise to these several start-up restaurants owned and being run by no less than Lucenahins or Quezonian food lovers themselves. These rather homegrown food destinations, amidst the sprawling fast food commercial outlets that have been growing in the city are an appetizing addition to the already familiar local household...
Featured Lucenahin: Entrepreneur Joseph Anthony Ronard C. Villanueva
Entrepreneurs are the lifeblood of today’s economy. They have the power to make an impact and be nimble without all the red tape and bureaucracy that can bog down larger companies. Many of the most popular and pioneering companies are concerned not just with creating innovative products, but also with influencing society for the better. They focus on impacting the world in a positive way, even if it’s just on a small scale. This week,...
24/7 Convenience Stores and Food Shops in Lucena City
You’ll never know when hunger’s gonna strike, so for those people who have a sudden but strong craving for something to munch at those outrageous hours when majority of the population are asleep, here’s a list of convenience stores and food shops that serve hungry night owls twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 7-11 Quezon Avenue Branch Quezon Avenue Corner Gomez Streets, Lucena City Near Star Garden...
Organic Tiangge sa Parke
Last time, we have discussed about getting fit and healthy here in our beloved city of Lucena. Now, we’ll take you to a healthier level by going green and organic! Even though there are lot of fruits and vegetables that are available in the market, still some of us are bit cynical to buying it. We are first making sure if there are no harmful pesticides as well as fertilizers that was used so that it would be safe for...
Pansit Chami
The Pansit Chami is a native delicacy in Lucena City. The word Chami is derived from the Chinese words Cha/Chăocài which means stir-fry and Mi/Miantiao which means noodles. A festival is held annually to feature our favorite Pansit Chami. This Chami Festival started way back in 2006 as an additional attraction to the Pasayahan Festival we celebrate every month of May. Chami cooking competitions and eating contests are scheduled...
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