Pancit, mami and other noodles dishes of the Philippines

Pancit or pansit is a very popular noodle dish of the Philippines. In fact, the Philippines has a lot of noodle dishes. After the longganisa series (which I have yet to complete), it's now time to talk about pancit, mami, at iba pa! Many localities have their own noodle dishes, pancit being the most popular of course.

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• Atay con Misua (Binondo, Manila)
  
• Chami (Binondo, Manila)
• Chami (Sariaya, Quezon)
• Chamisua (Binondo, Manila)
  
• La Paz Batchoy (Iloilo City)
• Lobihon (Binondo, Manila)
  
• Lomi (Batangas)
• Maki Mi (Binondo, Manila)
  
• Mami
• Pancit Alanganin
• Pancit Batil Patung (Tuguegarao, Cagayan)
• Pancit Bato
• Pancit Bihon
• Pancit Bihongundoy
• Pancit Cabagan (Cabagan, Isabela)
• Pancit Cabagan (Tuguegarao, Cagayan)
• Pancit Canton
• Pancit Efuven (Iloilo City)
  
• Pancit Estacion (Tanza, Cavite)
• Pancit Guisado
  
• Pancit Habhab (Lucban, Quezon)
• Pancit Langlang (Tagalog Region)
• Pancit Lomi (see Lomi)
  
• Pancit Luglog (Pampanga)
• Pancit Luglog (Tagalog Region)
  
• Pancit Malabon
• Pancit Marilao (Bulacan)
  
• Pancit Molo (Iloilo City)
  
• Pancit Miki
• Pancit Miki-Bihon Guisado
  
• Pancit Morong
• Pancit Musiko (Vigan)
• Pancit ng Bataan
  
• Pancit Palabok
• Pancit Puti (Manila)
  
• Pancit Sotanghon
• Pansit Sabaw

Related article: Dictionary of Philippine street food

Longganisa Tuguegarao

Tuguegarao, Cagayan produces a really popular variety of longganisa. This longganisa would fall under the derecado garlicky (or mabawang) category. The longganisas are said to be very flavorful and stuffed with enough garlic to ward off aswangs. I went around Tuguegarao and saw these longganisas at the Don Domingo Public Market.

Main article: Longanizas of the Philippines

Longganisa Vigan

This is the Vigan longganisa. The derecado or garlicky longganisa is sold almost everywhere in Vigan. This one I saw along Crisologo Street where they sell those bibingkas.

Main article: Longanizas of the Philippines