About Piddig
Piddig makes basi, the sugarcane wine, and it was Piddig that rose in 1807 when the Spanish took the trade over: the Basi Revolt, led by Pedro Mateo, a local. The town also has sariwagwag, gabi leaves cooked with shrimp taken fresh from the river. The town hall sits on a hill with the fields and mountains laid out below it.
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Blaire's Samgyupsal HouseRestaurant · ₱₱
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Iya-Lines Food StandRestaurant · ₱₱
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Larnie’s EmpanadaRestaurant · ₱₱
Where Piddig is
18.1647, 120.7172News
Talk
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Taga-Piddig ka? Say hi.Piddig · 0 replies