Lucky Chan Tarlac — Restaurant in Tarlac City

Decent Chinese food. They offer free specials on that day, in our case Free unlimited halo-halo. The halo halo is literally milk, banana cuts, ube and jellies. It wasn't too good, yet it wasn't so bad afterall.

There are 5 sets of combo meals which are more affordable than getting ala carte. Although all of them has a blant soup, in which I suggest to get the Shabu-Shabu. The calamares is very blant, felt like there's no salt on the breading, and the fish fillet is too tender. Fried rice is good enough for 10 people, but it lacks flavour compared to its competitors like Fortune. It is a decent Chinese food for its price. I just hope they can fix the Halo-halo.

Be aware that the place is mostly filled during weekends and holidays. The parking may be a bit hassle if you're...

Today, May 1st, a public holiday, I visited Lucky Chan — a Filipino Chinese restaurant, and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was less crowded than usual. We ordered Boneless Spare Ribs and Broccoli Seafood for take out, both of which were delicious and thoroughly enjoyed our meal.

While I personally found the interior to be a bit outdated, I believe that the elderly would appreciate its traditional vibe. Overall, Lucky Chan offers great food and a cozy atmosphere, making it a great choice for a casual meal or...

Wow, an authentic Chinese dining experience like no other dito sa Tarlac City. Each dish is packed with rich, traditional flavors and made with high-quality ingredients. From their dim sum to their savory main courses, everything is cooked to perfection. It’s the go-to spot for anyone craving genuine Chinese cuisine. Truly a gem worth...