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19 Copung Copung

Name: 19 Copung Copung
Address: Angeles, Angeles City, Pampanga, PH
Telephone: +639209791922
Rating: 5.0

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Angeles

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This is a traditional Filipino restaurant along MacArthur Highway in Balibago, Angeles, serving Kapampangan cuisine from Pampanga along with Filipino home-style dishes. According to a 2018 blog post, it had been open for 10 years as of that year. Several reviews say it's well known locally, to the point that tricycle and Grab drivers know it just by name.

Past the parking lot, you'll find an indoor area decorated with bamboo and a kitchen you can see into through glass. Behind that, an outdoor yard has huts (kubo) scattered here and there. Many reviews say each hut has its own seating, so groups can dine comfortably, and there is also a large communal seating area in the middle. Several reviews mention that antiques like old radios and clocks, along with traditional decorations, are placed throughout, making it feel like old Philippines. However, since most of the seating is outdoors, there are consistent comments that it's hot during the day, flies gather, and anyone expecting a clean, tidy restaurant may be disappointed.

The menu is large, with close to 100 items. Many reviews say the menu has photos, so it's easy to order by looking at the pictures or using a camera translation app. The beef bone broth bulalo has a rich broth that some say reminds them of Korean galbitang, and several reviews say grilled dishes like skewers are a safe choice. It's also often said that the food is on the salty side, so garlic rice goes well with it. There are also reviews from local customers who stopped by to try unusual items like frog dishes and fried insects, or Kapampangan-style tasting dishes.

According to the popular times on Google Maps, it's busiest around 10–11 PM on Saturday nights, and also fairly crowded from 9–11 PM on Friday nights and 9–10 PM on Sunday nights. On weekdays it gets busy around 8–10 PM in the evening, but less so than on weekends, and several reviews say it was quiet when they visited on a weekday afternoon. Many reviews say it takes a long time for the food to arrive, so it's best to allow plenty of time. You call staff by ringing a bell placed in the hut. The bill is handwritten on paper, and one review advises checking carefully that the number of dishes and rice servings matches what you ordered. Some say that to avoid the daytime heat, the cooler evening is better.

According to Google Maps, free parking is available in the lot and free street parking nearby, and there is a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Saver's Mall and the Best Western hotel are about 50 m away, and Casino Filipino Angeles is about 250 m away. Both dine-in and takeout are available, and you can make inquiries by phone.

Information verified: November 2026 (based on online reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and YouTube). The menu and how things are run may change, so please check before visiting.