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Panciteria San Jacinto

Name: Panciteria San Jacinto
Address: 52-D Sct. Lozano, Quezon City, 1103, PH
Telephone: +639561235425
Price range: ££
Rating: 3.6

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Hi! If you are looking for the San Jacinto from T. Pinpin or Delta branch, you've come to the right place! We are currently operating as a cloud kitchen, but we still serve the classic Chinatown recipes you have known way back.

If you are new here, welcome, and we hope that we can pass our tradition to you & your family!

Please take time to read our guidelines :)

For more details, visit panciteriasanjacinto.com

16/07/2022

AVAILABLE TODAY. July 16.

Pork snout and pork ears
P390 per 1/4 kilo, 680 per 1/2 kilo.

15/06/2022

We are now accepting orders for father’s day weekend (June 18-19)
Please order thru our website: order.panciteriasanjacinto.com

Photos from Panciteria San Jacinto's post

04/06/2022

Sunday is family day! 💚 Order your classic favorites ahead 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧
Link to order 👉🏼order.panciteriasanjacinto.com
🔸Pickup only, no dine in
🔸BDO, GCash or BPI payment
🔸1 day lead time for orders
🔸Lalamove or Grab delivery
🔸 Same day order for available items only.
🔸 Sct. Lozano, Quezon City

04/05/2022

We are now accepting Mother's Day weekend orders (May 7-8). Order through our website order.panciteriasanjacinto.com or message us through our page :)

03/03/2022

Dear Customers,

This is a notice that there will be a slight price increase on some of our items to take effect on 7 March 2022.

The increase helps us ensure our commitment to provide the best quality and quantity of serving for you.

Thank you for understanding and continued support!

25/02/2022

We are taking orders for Feb 25-26. Visit our website for the menu:

✅ order.panciteriasanjacinto.com

Panciteria San Jacinto Offers Auspicious Dishes Welcome Year of the Tiger

04/02/2022

Thanks for sharing, Wazzup PH! :)
Photo by: Cereaal Studio

Panciteria San Jacinto Offers Auspicious Dishes Welcome Year of the Tiger The Chinese New Year celebration comes with many traditions that are believed to usher good fortune into the coming year. These include putting up red decorations at home to attract good luck and joy, visiting family members to give out red envelopes or ang pao as tokens of good wishes, setting off....

04/02/2022

We are taking orders for the weekend (Feb 5-6). Order thru our website: order.panciteriasanjacinto.com

31/01/2022

PATA JAMON now available!
Message us to order 🙂
Menu available here: order.panciteriasanjacinto.com

29/01/2022

We are taking orders for Chinese New Year 🧧
(31 Jan - 1 Feb) order thru our website:
order.panciteriasanjacinto.com

25/01/2022

Panciteria San Jacinto Offers Auspicious Dishes to Welcome the Year of the Tiger! 🐯 31 Jan - 1 Feb

Visit our website to pre-order: order.panciteriasanjacinto.com

22/01/2022

Available items today, Jan 22. 11.30 am - 4.00 pm pickup

Pancit canton
Lumpiang Shanghai
Lechon Macau
Asado
Camaron Rebosado
Fried Rice
Sweet and Sour Pork
Torta Cangrejo
Ampalaya con Carne

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Our Story

From the streets
Towards the end of the 1800’s, our great-great-grandfather left Guangdong to look for new opportunities in Manila. Having not much other than recipes from his hometown, he decided to sell his special lugaw and bitso-bitso on the streets of Binondo. He carried his yoke and baskets around to peddle food until he could save up enough to start his own karihan.

To the stalls
Karihan Antigua, which means old eatery, was put up in Binondo to serve old Cantonese recipes. Although the district's population was largely Chinese, its long history in Manila meant that it already had its own unique blend of Chinese, Filipino, and Spanish cultures. Taking this into account, Panciteria San Jacinto was established to serve food that is distinctly Binondo's.

Becoming San Jacinto
In 1894, Panciteria San Jacinto opened on Calle San Jacinto serving Cantonese food with Filipino and Spanish influences. Its popularity with both Chinese and Filipino diners helped the panciteria become a staple in Binondo. Over time, San Jacinto became more and more synonymous to its food that it kept its name even after the street was renamed to T. Pinpin in 1913.

Enduring hardships
Panciteria San Jacinto survived WWII despite Manila being a major battleground. Unfortunately, a huge building fire in 1984 eventually brought it down. But the determination to continue San Jacinto still prevailed. Rather than seeing it as a setback, it was viewed as a chance to rebuild elsewhere and introduce San Jacinto’s food to a wider audience.

Beyond Binondo
A new home was found along Quezon Avenue right next to Delta Theater. The old panciteria was reintroduced as New San Jacinto Food Center to mark this new chapter. Being the only one of its kind outside Binondo, San Jacinto became the go-to Cantonese restaurant in the area for all kinds of occasions -- from the simplest moments to the most special celebrations.

Sharing San Jacinto
Classic Chinatown cuisine was largely unknown outside Binondo and some places in Metro Manila. For San Jacinto, this meant that it still had a lot to share to fill the gap. This led to the opening of franchises in Pasig and Pampanga in 1996. Bearing the old Panciteria San Jacinto name, the franchises delighted diners by bringing the San Jacinto experience closer to them.

Closing a chapter
In 2009, New San Jacinto Food Center had to temporarily cease operations due to unfortunate circumstances. It briefly reopened as Cocoo Restaurant until its closure in 2012. Meanwhile, the franchises decided to move on from the San Jacinto brand and continue under new names. These restaurants still exist and are carrying on with heavy influence from San Jacinto.

Finding new paths
Even though the restaurant could not continue, San Jacinto figured out new ways to keep the old tradition alive. With the original recipes carefully kept and the love for cooking still intact, San Jacinto chose to focus on other food-related ventures. The menu was extended to accommodate catering and cafeteria demands while staying true to the San Jacinto tradition.

Continuing the tradition
For the past decade, orders for old San Jacinto favorites have kept coming despite the absence of a restaurant. This heartwarming recognition of our food encouraged us to continue the legacy of San Jacinto. Our new journey starts in a humble place, just like how everything began. Because it doesn't matter where San Jacinto is. What matters is that it's San Jacinto.

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Telephone

+639561235425

Website

https://www.panciteriasanjacinto.com/

Address

52-D Sct. Lozano
Quezon City
1103

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 5pm
Tuesday	11am - 5pm
Wednesday	11am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 5pm
Friday	11am - 5pm
Saturday	11am - 5pm
Sunday	11am - 5pm

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