Mustiola’s: The Best Carinderia in Lucban, Quezon – Home-Cooked Food at Affordable Prices!

Mustiola’s: The Best Carinderia in Lucban, Quezon – Home-Cooked Food at Affordable Prices!

 

If you want to go to Vigan, Ilocos Sur, but you don’t have too much time or money to travel for long, why not visit Lucban, Quezon instead? It’s just a 4-hour travel from Manila. There are old churches and houses there, too. A famous go-to place in Lucban, Quezon is Kamay ni Hesus where visitors can climb the 300 steps of the grotto. Lucban takes pride in their food as well, like their Lucban longganisa, pansit palabok, and chami (a kind of pansit).

If you decide to go to Lucban, Quezon, don’t forget to eat at Mustiola’s. This yellow-painted old Spanish-inspired house has a nice carinderia and cafe on its ground floor. Students, employees, and families frequent Mustiola’s to eat delicious and satisfying home-cooked meals at affordable prices.

 

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

 

Mustiola’s is known as the best carinderia in town. It has large windows that allow the sunshine to pass through the place. Lucban has cold weather most of the time, so the wind outside goes inside Mustiola’s through these windows, too.

 

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

The ceiling is decorated with the famous kipings of Lucban during Pahiyas Festival every May.

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

 Apparently, the name of this famous carinderia in Lucban came from a real woman named Mustiola 

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

 Interior pieces that make the place friendlier and brighter

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

Mustiola's, Lucban

There are tables for two or for bigger groups.

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

There are also high chairs available, as well as a Japanese-inspired dining area.

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

If you go further inside, there’s a tunnel turned into a cafe, too. This area used to be the place where kalesas were once kept.

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

The food displayed at the food window go for only Php40 each.

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

 They also offer snacks and desserts

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

When we went there, I ordered chami — a noodle dish made from Miki noodles and sautéed with meat and vegetables.

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

This is Tiramisu. Instead of using Graham crackers, they used broas (ladyfingers). As a result, the base is softer and their Tiramisu is sweeter than the usual ones.

Mustiola's Lucban Quezon

 

We all have dream destinations, but until such time when our time and money permit us to make those dream come true, let’s not forget that we can still travel to alternative places that resemble our dream destinations. Not only can we continue to travel, but we can also discover more places that we can add to our travelogue. 

 

 

Mustiola’s

 

San Luis St., corner Regidor St., Lucban, Quezon

 

 

Mustiola’s: The Best Carinderia in Lucban, Quezon – Home-Cooked Food at Affordable Prices!