A food review: lucky me pancit canton

“This is the best-Est Pancit canton I’ve ever eaten”

Lucky me pancit canton is one of the household brand enjoyed by most of the Filipino family since 1989. You can buy it in every store in the Philippine. This stir-fried noodle was demanded by many people mainly because it’s easy to cook and affordable price.

Trivia:


The Lucky Me! logo visually sends the signal of the brand’s care for its consumers. A graceful circle runs around the “Lucky Me!” text to give a feeling of a warm embrace from a good friend. The waft connotes the pleasant aroma and freshness of the meal ahead. It triggers happy memories of light, bonding moments – of sitting around, sharing life, and eating together over fantastic, flavorful, and fuss-free meals (mondenissin).

Presentation:

Since pancit canton were affordable students like us demand it like In our school Bulacan State University, one of the famous store that students can buy cooked Pancit canton can be found on the 4th store from the left side away from Federizo hall. The price starts at 20 pesos already cooked and served in a round container which were kind of inconvinient for us to mix the seasoning.

The place where it can be found were not that visible for the costumer to see and not that big to have plenty of people to dine in, but the place is well maintain and their customer service were great.

Texture:

The stir-fried noodle became a thick yellowish and curly noodle when cooked. And the seasoning was consisting of viscous soy sauce and its powdered preservative. Its smooth texture was easy to be chew and is easy to slurp.

Taste and complexity:

Lucky me pancit canton has many flavors like original, kalamansi, extra hot chili, chilimansi, and sweet and spicy. The flavor we buy is a mixture of Kalamansi and Chili mansi, the taste is heavenly that we can never get enough and we keep on eating again and again. It also taste a bit spicy and salty, all in all it taste Unhealthy.

Since the store served it cooked so for us it’s better to eat it while it’s still hot.

How good is it?

            Lucky Me! Instant pancit canton tastes salty. It has MSG or Monosodium Glutamate that enhances the flavor, like an outburst to your taste buds. As for us, we can really taste the chili flavor and it is best served hot.

Pros and Cons:

            Eating Lucky Me! Instant pancit canton can be satisfying enough just to fill your empty stomach, plus it is easy to cook, just as fast as 3 minutes. It is also cheap and can buy it anywhere. But eating it on a daily basis is not good for your health. Eating it constantly would lead to the lack of nutrients by the body. It can also cause illnesses such as heart diseases, kidney damage, stroke and hypertension. So we suggest that do not eat it on a daily basis, because too much instant pancit canton can kill you.

So.. Where can I buy it?

            You can buy it in any supermarket or sari-sari stores near you for as low as 10 pesos. It comes with many flavors such as calamansi, chilimansi, sweet and spicy and many more. As for us, we bought it in a stall inside our campus and it has an additional cost for the cooking and the container.

The Final Say

            All in all, Lucky Me! instant pancit canton is worthy when it comes to just “filling your empty stomach”, but do not eat it constantly. We would definitely buy this again!

Collaborated with Joyce Maui F. Tacto 

Source for the picture:http://marketmonitor.com.ph/lucky-popular-brand-philippines-research/ 
credits to: lucky me