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This Humble Turo-Turo in Quezon City Just Got a Michelin Bib Gourmand Honor

Proof that you don't have to be fancy to get a Michelin nod.

Jerome Gomez

by Jerome Gomez

Published on Oct 31, 2025

Image from the Michelin Guide

(SPOT.ph) The people behind Morning Sun Eatery woke up with a very good problem today. They didn’t expect this many customers on a holiday. The reason: just the night before it was one of 25 Filipino establishments given the Bib Gourmand honor at the first ever Michelin Guide awards in the Philippines.

Located in 120 J.P. Rizal, Project 4, Quezon City (its near PSBA and the Iglesia ni Kristo church in Aurora Bouelvard), Morning Sun Eatery is, according to its write up in the Michelin website, “a modest roadside eatery” that serves “rich-flavoured” and “authentic Ilocano comfort food” like pinakbet. “The place uses a turo-turo style of service, where diners pick their dishes from the counter before they’re brought to the table.”

Also read: Michelin Guide Philippines 2026: Awardees in Manila, Cebu and More

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The eatery serves Filipino staples from sisig to bopis among many others. Image from the Michelin Guide.

What to Order at Morning Sun Eatery, According to Fans

Morning Sun Eatery has been serving the Project 4 community with top notch home style cooking since the 1990s. It also serves other Filipino favorites such as kilawin, laing, and pork barbecue. According to one of its fans online, the dinakdakan is also one of its popular dishes and is usually the first to run out among its offerings. They also serve an outstanding papaitan, and you can also just ask for a free papaitan soup and order another ulam. Fans also talk about their famous house blend vinegar “na puwede isabaw sa kanin.”

Named after the Michelin company maacpt Bibendum, the Michelin Bib Gourmand honors restaurants that serve quality, easy to recognize food at affordable prices. According to ABS-CBN News, the eatery had never seen as many as orders as they have today, and have already sold out most of its Ilocano dishes even before lunch time.

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The laing is among its most popular dishes. Image from Michelin Guide.
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Some Morning Sun Eatery Dishes and Their Prices

This is a menu the eatery posted last October 19, just to give you an idea of the range of its dishes and how truly affordable they are:

Lechon kawali           P120
Pork Shanghai          P20
Tokwa't baboy          P75
Sinanglaw                   P120
Pork kilawen              P90
Dinakdakan                P90
Chicken curry             P90
Pork Igado                   P90
Menudo                       P90
Binagoongan              P90
Kilawen Pusit              P90


*Gulay**                     ₱60
Ensaladang talong
Ginataang sitaw kalabasa
Dinengdeng  (with fish ₱110)
Patola with misua With meatballs ₱70
Fried Lumpiang Gulay   ₱15

* Lutong Kambing  ₱130
Caldereta
Adobo
Kilawen
Papaitan

*Mga Inihaw*
Pork Bbq                  35
Chicken ass             40
Isaw Baboy           20
Isaw Baboy bilog  20
Tenga                         20
Chicharon bulaklak  20
Isaw manok              15
Balat                           15
Dugo                           15
Hotdog                       25
Liempo                      250
Tilapia                         160
Hito.                             180
Boneless bangus     250

If you want to have an idea what it's like to eat at Morning Sun Eatery, Chef JP Anglo featured them in his vlog four years ago.

Morning Sun Eatery is at 120 J.P. Rizal, Project 4, Quezon City. For orders/inquiries, call or text: 09289139571

Jerome Gomez

Jerome Gomez is Spot's EIC. He counts knowing how to roast a chicken, make Korean army stew, and mix a good Negroni among his great accomplishments in life.

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