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Apr 1, 2023 · Directed by highly acclaimed director Brillante Mendoza, "Apag" is an entry to the forthcoming 2023 Summer Metro Manila Film Festival. "Apag" is a kapampangan-based story which talks about family, guilt, justice and a human being's capacity to sacrifice and forgive.
Nov 10, 2017 · Apag Marangle, a Kapampangan restaurant in Bacolor, Pampanga has a reputation for scrumptious and at times, exotic food. Dishes with ingredients like frogs or native insects that can make those with delicate stomachs think twice about lunch or dinner.
Apag Marangle, Guagua, Pampanga. 7,767 likes · 261 talking about this · 2,410 were here. We’re revered for our authentic Kapampangan cuisine loved by locals, travelers, & balikbayans. Our ingredients...
Apr 16, 2023 · Brillante Mendoza’s summer Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) entry Apag (Feast) has two different endings for its local and overseas releases. The international version has a “happy and...
Oct 8, 2015 · What is Apag Marangle? " In Kapampangan, “Apag” literally means something like “handaan” or a “setting in which food is laid out.” Meanwhile Marangle is “field” or “bukid.”
Apr 3, 2018 · Translated as Hain sa Bukid, Apag Marangle is a restaurant situated in the middle of a fish pond, serving authentic medley of mouth-watering Kapampangan dishes and related cuisine perfectly complemented by an inviting native architecture.
Apr 18, 2023 · Apag Marangle perfectly captures the taste of classic Kapampangan cooking with its mainstream and exotic dishes. Each dish is cooked with great care, giving you authentic local flavors. Today, Chef Manuela Cherry Pasion Tan hosted an overflowing authentic Kapampangan feast among members of Pampanga Media in celebration of Apag Marangle’s 15th ...
Apr 19, 2024 · Nestled in the heart of Guagua, Pampanga, Apag Marangle (Farm Dining) stands as a testament to the rich culinary heritage of the Kapampangan people. Chef Manuela Cherry Pasion Tan together with business partner Mark Navarro founded Apag Marangle in 2008.
Mar 24, 2024 · Hearty Kapampangan food awaits customers of the Apag Marangle, a restaurant garden located in Guagua. As the Apag Marangle means 'hain sa bukid' in Tagalog, expect to enjoy your food outdoors, amid the bountiful greenery of the farm.
In Kapampangan, Apag Marangle literally means to serve food in the field, and with authentic Kapampangan dishes like sisig, betute (stuffed deep-fried frog), and suam na mais (soup with corn, vegetables, and meat) cooked fresh, dining in the restaurant definitely feels like having a meal in a Pampanga farm.
