Pambansang Pizza

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(Photo from flicker)

Simply divine! Mouth-watering, crunchy, savory, spicy and gloriously delicious original pizzas can only be found at Armando’s Pizza at Camalig!

Located at the heart of Angeles City, Armando’s Pizza is housed in old grain storage (camalig) that dates back to 1840. No other pizza house in the country can match Armando’s genius in concocting its own pizza favorites using native ingredients such as such as salted egg (ebun buru), smoked fish (tinapa), and processed meat (longganisa).

The rich history of the old Camalig makes the pizza experience more overwhelming and heavenly. Armando’s Pizza at Camalig is not only known for its original thin crust pizzas but also for its advocacy in promoting environmental awareness. It is the only pizza store in the Philippines and possibly all over the world which uses bilao, a native flat round container made of bamboo originally used by the old Kapampangans in preparing food especially rice. Armando’s Pizza owner Marc Nepomuceno is equally known for his own advocacies. He is the current president of the Hotel and Restaurant Association of Pampanga and the Metro Angeles Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MACCI).

So have a taste of this original pizza and visit Angeles City! For inquiries, please log on to www.camalig.com

Comments

  1. ReanaclaireMarch 14, 2009 at 4:47 PM

    hi..visiting u here.. love your food.. looks delicious..
    have a nice day..
    and God bless..

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  2. AnonymousMarch 15, 2009 at 12:25 PM

    i haven't been to camalig but i sure heard a lot of good reviews about it. when i do drop by pampanga, i'll be sure to check it out.

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