Aling Conching proves that Kapampangan's still rules when it comes to Filipino culinary expertise. I'm not from that region so I could say this statement is not biased. :) This place is turo-turo at its finest. Great tasting authentic Filipino food in San Diego.
Authentic Filipino cuisine situated in Trade Center Road, Dubai
A charming and yet cozy place located inside the Asiana Hotel for those craving for Filipino food in Dubai.
Name all the ways that you can cook crab filipino-style and they probably have it. They also have the best crab food companions imaginable. If you are crazy about crustaceans and Filipino food, this is the place to be.
It is impossible to eat in this place without plateful of rice. The dishes are rich, delicious and truly Pinoy na Pinoy. We’re so glad to see (and taste) Filipino cuisine flourishing inside Manhattan. Also, this place is very accessible to tourists thru train or bus.
This is not really a Filipino restaurant, more on Asian fusion. However, they have Pinoy Paella and chicken adobo in Argentine Rodizio-style –both really good. Not a bad representation of our cuisine in this ultra-busy and sleek restaurant-bar in Minneapolis.
Their lechon kawali lives up to their name- it's as crunchy as it ever gets. For those really craving for “lutong-bahay” Filipino food, a short drive to this hole-in-the- wall "turo-turo" eatery from Fort Lauderdale airport is worth it.
It's a short drive from Columbus, OH. The last time I visited in September, 2011, they said that they are closing. Sad to hear. I hope they survived to this time. I commend their effort for keeping Filipino food alive in this corner of the Midwest.
If you're wondering, 7107 is the total number of island in the Philippine archipelago on high tide - well it increases slightly on low tide. This Filipino restaurant showcases the best of Philippine cuisine.
