3 budget-friendly delicacies you can try in Malabon

If you are a foodie on a budget, add Malabon City to your bucket list destinations!

Martin Javier showed "24 Oras" viewers on Monday three delicious and affordable delicacies from the City of Taste and Heritage.

As seen on Game Changer, he rode an electric tricycle—a convenient way of getting around for a food trip!

Without further ado, here are the must-try food from Malabon.

1. Okoy

For a nice appetizer, head to the Concepcion Market to meet JR, the Okoy King of Malabon.

He serves crunchy and filling deep-fried fritters made from shrimp, vegetables, and flour, just for P50! You can also pour some vinegar for better flavor.

2. Pancit Malabon

When in Malabon, it's a no-brainer that you should try its all-time favorite dish: Pancit Malabon.

To enjoy this popular dish for just P100, visit the restaurant of Milagros Flores on General Luna Street.

Milagros offers a unique pansit variety, which uses thin rice noodles mixed with a signature orange sauce. You can also try some of her pichi-pichi!

3.  Valencia Triangulo

Last but not the least, have a taste of Valencia Triangulo, a turon-like street food, for dessert.

Aling Tessie sells them for P20 each on Flores Street. The delicacy is made from bananas, jackfruit, and rice crispies coated in brown sugar.

—MGP, GMA Integrated News