Native duck, fried until the skin crackles. Comes with sawsawan.
Eatikan
Native itik, cooked the way the province likes it. Santa Lucia, Capas, Tarlac.
Hover a plate to see it in color.
the house specialtyItik,
six ways
Itik is native duck, leaner and more flavorful than the farm duck you find in malls. It is the reason the shop exists, so it gets its own page of the menu. Start with the Fried Itik if it is your first time.
Itik braised in vinegar, soy and garlic, with a chili kick.
Chopped itik on a sizzling plate with onion and chili.
Ilocano-style dinakdakan, made with duck.
Slow-cooked in a sweet, savory sauce.
Itik, sinangag and itlog. The one on the poster by the gate.
Tawag langwe'll have it ready.
- Call or text usTell us what you want from the menu.
- Give a pickup timeWe cook it fresh so it is hot when you arrive.
- Pick it up or eat inPay at the shop.
Find the shop
Look for the tin roof, the block wall and the Itiksilog poster by the open gate.
We're in Santa Lucia, Capas, Tarlac. We're open every day, Monday to Sunday, from 9 AM to 8 PM. Dine in under the roof or take your order home.
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