Since pancit is noodle-based, one would assume that either chopsticks or a fork would be used to eat it.

But Pancit Habhab from Lucban, Quezon is traditionally eaten on a banana leaf without any utensils.

 

As Fiesta In A Box features the Pahiyas Festival, Kimpoy and Bella go head to head in making their own versions of pancit habhab.

 

Watch them compete here: https://youtu.be/CQqkOJEPbBk

Erwan Heussaff
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