Lee Foo Panciteria: Affordable Chinese Food in the North
If you are traveling North and you are tired with eating fast food fare, here’s one alternative that is in the same price range, but with more choices and are freshly cooked, not that your favorite fast food doesn’t serve freshly cooked Chinese food.
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My favorite has always been Chami noodles. Chami is the name for large egg noodles usually cooked stir-fry and braised. It is not usual for Chami to be served with soup, though the noodles come out of the wok with a little bit of sauce.
Lee Foo serves really good Chami noodles. One double plate only costs P75.00 (US$1.60) which, according to their servers should serve two people.However, my appetite says it’s only good for lil’ ole me. I ate it with warm siopao (steamed bread buns), asado (grilled or barbecue) flavor. However, most people I saw at the restaurant were ok with the order’s size. Still, it’s cheap!
For P120.00 (US$2.50) you can a filling order of Lechon Kawali (deep fried pork belly) that is so crispy and flavorful. One order could be good enough for two people. My only regret is that they only serve it with commercially available liver sauce. I was hoping they’d make their own.
One of their specialties is the Lumpiang Shanghai Bangus (small rolls containing milkfish).
They deboned one large bangus (milkfish), then put it in small rolls, fry it and serve it hot with a sweet and sour sauce. At P70.00 per order of 14 pieces, this dish is both delicious and healthy.
Lee Foo Panciteria is all over Bulacan. You may visit their Tabang branch at 112 Sta. Cruz, Guiguinto, Bulacan. Their phone number is 044-7940360.
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Comments
Comment from edelweiza
Time: February 13, 2009, 4:45 pm
i’m from nueva ecija but i’ve never heard about lee foo from our neighbor province bulacan. it must be new or i’m the one getting old. 
Comment from Ang Kuwago
Time: February 14, 2009, 11:11 am
I once had guests arrive from Malaysia, and their chief complaint was not finding enough places to eat other than fast food like Jollibee. Of course, compared to Malaysia, we are a nation of fast food junkies. I think we should have a national revival of panciterias and kainans.
Comment from mark
Time: April 28, 2009, 3:08 pm
yeah foods at lee foo are the best. i do live near it actually. i kinda grew up eating in that place.. and it is old..
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Comment from Asarako
Time: May 25, 2009, 6:40 pm
Guys you should try this. The food are good and very affordable. My and my family usually order food for past year now. What i like most is their lee foo chicken deep fried yet soft when bite with red sauce on it. All kinds of pansit and noodles. Bulalo soup is one of our fav……….. gosh im getting hungry i think i must order now to them!!!
Comment from tin
Time: December 26, 2009, 2:30 pm
sarap talaga dito, gosh.. i am from bulacan and i tried it,
Comment from Larah L. Perez
Time: February 4, 2010, 11:05 am
you have the wrong number posted, its 7940360.
we do also have other branches, you can visit us in cut-cot pulilan and new branch at masagana homes in front of LTO at Guiguinto Bulacan, we are very pleased who made and effort for this article… thank you very much in behalf of LEE FOO…
Comment from Arpee
Time: February 5, 2010, 1:15 am
to larah: changed the information. thanks for pointing it out!
Comment from justine espeno
Time: February 5, 2010, 10:06 pm
Guys! eat na ng pancit! pampahaba ng buhay! try it na i’m sure you keep coming back for more!!
Comment from zch24
Time: February 13, 2009, 3:01 am
Nice recommendation! Will sure to visit this place one of these days.