Food · Project 4, Quezon City
Morning Sun Eatery
- Open now
- ₱250/head
- Sulit· Great value
- New
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Budget
Carinderia prices: dinakdakan around ₱90, papaitan around ₱130, inihaw na liempo around ₱250. Cash only.
Time needed
45 min to 1 hr
Best time
Late morning before the lunch rush, Monday to Saturday
Getting there
Along J.P.
Prices can change. Check before you go.
About this spot
Morning Sun Eatery is the humble Ilocano carinderia in Project 4 that went viral after landing a Michelin Bib Gourmand in the first Michelin Guide Philippines. Turo-turo style ito: point at what you want sa counter, then they bring it to your table. Go for the dinakdakan, papaitan, inihaw na liempo, sweet pork skewers, pinakbet, and the creamy laing that's perfect with rice. Ulam prices stay carinderia-level, so this is one of the most sulit Michelin meals in the country. Expect a line, especially at lunch, and bring cash.
Good for
- Food Trip
- Barkada Hangout
- Family Trip
- Solo Trip
Where you’ll be
120 J.P. Rizal Street, Project 4, Quezon City, Metro Manila
- By commute
Along J.P. Rizal Street in Project 4; take a jeep or tricycle from Cubao/Anonas, or about 10 minutes by Grab from LRT-2 Anonas station.
- Parking
Limited street parking along J.P. Rizal; commuting or ride-hailing is easier.
Good to know
Michelin ba talaga ang Morning Sun Eatery?
Yes. It received a Bib Gourmand in the inaugural Michelin Guide Philippines, which recognizes good food at reasonable prices.
What should I order at Morning Sun Eatery?
Dinakdakan, papaitan, inihaw na liempo, sweet pork skewers, pinakbet, and laing are the crowd favorites.
Tumatanggap ba sila ng card?
No, it's cash only, so bring enough cash for the group.
Is Morning Sun Eatery open on Sundays?
Michelin lists it as open Monday to Saturday and closed on Sunday.
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