Welcome back to Central Luzon!

(Part XXXIV of the “Sinjin’s Roadtrip to Enchanting Ilocandia” series)

DAY 4. After a long and stressful drive from Ilocandia, we have finally arrived in Central Luzon and we continued to travel straight to our vacation home in Laguna.

3:34pm. The modern Town Hall of Moncada, Tarlac.

3:51pm. The marker of Gerona, Tarlac

3:52pm. Isdaan, Tarlac.

Isdaan is a popular restaurant in Gerona, Tarlac.

Anton Diaz says,

A lot of people are intimidated to stop by this place because of its cheesy childish design with stone giants. But here is a tip for you, this is the best place to stop over before driving back to Manila after that Baguio or Pagudpud trip. In the past, Hacienda Luisita was my favorite place for that last dinner stop before NLEX but now it is merely a Starbucks stop.

Tarlac-Online.Com says,

Exotic and authentic Filipino Food?
Where else….
Visit Isdaan in Gerona, Tarlac

This place is Highly recomended to Balikbayans of the Tarlac Province.
For folks travelling North of Luzon, it is a must thing to do… Experience the ambience and hospitality at ISDAAN, a floating restaurant in Gerona. Along land mark the Highway 54.

Isdaan offers specialties from red meat to white meat, as well as exotic authentic regional Pinoy dishes that include a lot of Buho (bamboo) Cooking-Sinigang and Gata sa Buho. There’s “inapoy”, (rice in Ilokano), Stuffed Native Rice Rolls, Lumpiang Bukid, “Dinerang” (char-grilled seafoods), Pancit by the Kilo and Tempurang Bukid.

Breakfast is also being served, the most popular menu is the “Fiesta ng Ebun” (“ebun” is Kapampangan for “egg”) with black rice (sauce of adobong pusit mixed with rice and salted fish).

4:14pm. Metrotown Mall, Tarlac City. It is the largest mall in the province of Tarlac.

4:43pm. Bamban Bridge.

4:49pm. The Town Hall of Bamban, Tarlac.

4:54pm. The Nielsen Bridge, which connects Bamban, Tarlac and Mabalacat, Angeles City, Pampanga

Sad to say but this is the end of the extensive coverage of my very memorable roadtrip to Enchanting Ilocandia. ‘Til next time! Watch out for my “Roadtrip to Bicolandia” series and “Puerto Galera” series. Regards!

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