Kainan Sa Hardin - Magalang

Our group visited a nearby resort in Magalang and chose to have lunch at this restaurant. The food was outstanding, and the portions are generous, so be cautious—especially with the soup, as you might find it difficult to finish two servings. The bowls are quite large! I highly recommend this place. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 3

**Service:** The service was decent, rating a 3. **Price per person:** Expect to pay between ₱1,400 and ₱1,600. **Food:** Unfortunately, the food only earned a score of 2. **Atmosphere:** The atmosphere truly left much to be desired, with a score of 1. As for recommended dishes, I would suggest trying the Pancit Canton and the Sizzling Pork Sisig.

**Service**: Dine-in **Meal Type**: Dinner **Price per Person**: ₱600–800 **Food Rating**: 5/5 **Service Rating**: 3/5 **Atmosphere Rating**: 3/5 **Recommended Dishes**: Tokwa’T Baboy, Gambas, Sizzling Pork Sisig

I am surprised that this restaurant has no reviews yet and not many photos. I can confidently say that this is the best Sisig I've ever had in my life (and I've even tried the original Sisig from Aling Lucing). It's not greasy or overly buttery, and there aren't too many fillers—just delicious, crispy pork topped with onions, peppers, and chilies served sizzling on your plate. They also offer a dish called "Guising-guising," which is packed with flavor and will definitely wake you up with its spice. Another standout item is the Pork Ensalada, featuring grilled pork served with onions, tomatoes, and salted egg. The restaurant isn't air-conditioned, but it's well-ventilated, spacious, and clean, and the staff are very friendly. It might be a bit tricky to find since it doesn't show up well on Google, but trust me, this place is worth the detour and will delight your taste buds when you're in Pampanga.

The food is excellent, and the atmosphere is inviting. They offer a wide variety of Filipino and Kapampangan dishes on their menu.