Lola Idang's Pancit Malabon - White Plains

FruityFury

Local Guide

10.0

Since my children were small, our family has bought the best palabok here. One, if not the best palabok in the Philippines. Over the years, this restaurant had improved its ambiance but the taste stayed the same.

SweetWaffle

Local Guide

8.1

It was our first-time ordering from Lola Idang’s (Whiteplain). Their signature pancit malabon us tasty with bountiful serving of toppings. We enjoyed their food during our family trip but unfortunately, our orders were spoiled before dinner and had to throw them out. Excited to try out their other offering and pancit variations. What also caught my eyes was their chicharon and kakanin!

MuffinMayhem

Local Guide

8.0

Pancit Malabon was really good and the tokwat baboy. Definitely worth the price. But the tapsilog, it's not their best. The beef was too hard to chew. Our order takes 20-30 minutes which was quite a long wait. The staff was good. Parking is limited. The toilet is clean. We will still go back to try their Crispy Pata because everyone seems to enjoy it while we're there.

PicklePusher

Local Guide

8.0

One of the best short order restaurant along Katipunan-White Plains Avenue in Quezon City. Their pansit is one of the best and flavorful in Metro Manila. They just need to improve the waiting time. Staff are all polite and kind.

PineapplePal

Local Guide

8.0

Pancit Malabon is very good. Their Pork Sinigang’s just fine. Good service, has dining, ample parkings.