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Nanette's Pancit Malabon - Quezon Avenue

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Rating 4.9 out of 5 stars, 100+ reviews
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About Pancit Malabon Asian Restaurant

In 2000, Lutgardo Cruz constructed a high-tech food cart that let customers see Pansit Malabon being traditionally prepared. While waiting for their dishes, customers could see noodles being boiled, shrimps being peeled and the other stages in creating a delicious Pancit Malabon. The same year, the truck was on show at the first Asian Ethnic Food Festival, after which Pansit Malabon Express was launched. Today there are now over 30 Pancit Malabon Express franchises in the Philippines.

What is Pancit Malabon?

Pancit Malabon is a noodle dish that originated in Malabon City just minutes away from the fishing ports of Navotas. Tucking into a dish of Pancit Malabon is like tucking into a seafood sampler, it's so rich in the fruits of the ocean. The dish starts with thick rice noodles flavoured with shrimp broth then topped with tinapa, smoked fish flakes, squid, oysters or mussels.

Is there a Pancit Malabon near me?

When you want to order noodles and other traditional Asian dishes, you're sure to find a Pancit Malabon close to where you live or work as there are branches in Manila, Las Piñas, San Juan, Pasig, Muntinlupa and Quezon cities.

Highlights of the Pancit Malabon menu

As well as Pancit Malabon, Pancit Puti and Pancit Canton available in a variety of sizes you can also choose from these dishes when you order a Pancit Malabon delivery:

  • Seafood rice topped with prawns and mussels
  • A range of Fiesta Meals with rice including chicken and porkchop
  • Budget meals of chicken and pork BBQ or tahong nuggets
  • Delicious turon for dessert

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Hi-Top Supermarket Quezon Avenue Corner Sergeant Esguerra St., South Triangle
Jennie2/20/2026galing..followed instructions!
Joelyn7/21/2026Too oily
Nicole7/5/2026Shrimp is spoiled. Smells like rotten egg, the smell has spread throughout the dish. So is the squid rings that came straight from the can.
Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday09:0018:45
Sunday08:2518:45