Filipino Restaurant in Kensington and Chelsea

Foods are delicious and Ann the staff is very friendly and accommodating. Very happy service we will be back soon again thank you again for the service

Don’t bother placing your order unless you’re prepared to cancel and walk out. It won’t arrive in the next hour and probably not logged into the system. If you’re lucky you’ll get your drinks served. No comment on quality of food / drinks. After an hour of waiting and asking a few times about it we didn’t get any and cancelled. Waiter & waitress kept telling us if we ordered it should be coming. No apology or ask what we ordered to rectify the situation. Recommendation to the restaurant, consider closing your business as you don’t seem interested in serving your customers anyways. If anyone after reading reading this review wishes to visit. I would strongly recommend being prepared to leave if your order hasn’t arrived within the first 20 minutes after placing your order. If your drinks don’t arrive in the first 5 minutes, be mentally prepared to fight the good fight but reading other comments, the reward you get for waiting won’t be worth it. We ended up just going to Jollibee down the road after cancelling.

First time to visit with my daughter and sister. We enjoyed the experience especially our hostess Patricia is very friendly and very accommodating. Our favorite is the Lechon Kawali (crispy fried pork). We'll definitely come back again.

Lutong Pinoy is my go-to in Earls Court if craving for Filipino food. The food is good but the service tends to be slow especially during peak hours which is why I'm only giving this 4 stars. I still keep coming back when in the area.

Had the best dinuguan in London. My mom made the best but this was close. Also had the lechon yum!!!

Failed to send my complete order!!! Staff were rude and beef was salty. Will not be going back again! Tried to discuss the issue to no avail

Burnt sisig meal. Soup kalderetang kambing. Soup laing with lots of fresh garlic. Not special pansit that says in the menu special. Swimming pork in sinigang na baboy. The only bit okay is the daing na bangus. Not so friendly staff(maybe tired, idk). I hate leaving restaurants with food leftovers but not in this occasion. Overall; terrible food and experience. Never again and will not recommend.

Visited London with my family as a birthday treat and discovered this gem of a culinary antidote for homesickness. Tucked in between a Lebanese resto and another Filipino restaurant, Lutong Pinoy is a no-frills, down-to-earth, no gimmick oasis for Filipino expats to make them miss less the lupang tinubuan. It is manned by predominantly Ilocano workers and it was a treat because I am. We ordered a bilao full of pork dishes (see picture) aptly called Jeproks on the menu ( meaning Laki sa layaw- ergo, less veggies compared to the meat!) it was advertised as good for 2-3 people but the portions are VERY generous. We had sisig, crispy pata, sinigang and Leche flan as well. The service was quick ( have patience when they’re full- the food is worth the agonising wait), very hospitable and politely casual. Just noticed that they do not have sili. But that act of omission is just trivial compared to what they have on the menu. We’ll be definitely doing our gourmand pilgrimage here each time we have the opportunity to be in the area! Trust me. I’m bitchy with my food because I cook too and I would definitely not mind having them do the hard work. Kudos to the chefs and big virtual hugs to all the staff! Bravo and MABUHEEEYY!🇬🇧🇵🇭

We stumbled upon this gem of a place and ordered one of their platters between three of us. The food was fantastic and the service was quick and very friendly…the biggest problem was that we couldn’t finished the full platter - we did try though! Wonderful place.

We were made to wait for our order for an hour whilst everyone who came after us were being served. None of the staff bothered to check on us. I politely asked the waiter to follow up on our food and was told, "your food is on the way". 10 minutes had passed, but our food did not arrive. We were then told that they had a "technical difficulty" wherein our order did not move up. We decided to leave and cancel. We still paid for our overpriced soft drinks. Don't bother eating here unless you're prepared for their appalling service.

We were in the Earls Court area and didn't want any processed Jollibee rubbish, We found this place and had the platter for 3 and a few extra dishes including chicharron bulaklak which was superb. Not cheap, but what freshly prepared food in this area is ? Would love to visit again.

Glad that Filipino restaurants can be found in London. I really miss eating filipino food, and good thing we found this restaurant. It’s near Earl’s court station and is easily accessible. The interior of the place has this Philippines feel, especially the reception counter that is decorated like a bahay kubo (traditional houses in the Philippines). The food was also delicious and also 100% legit!! We ordered their sisig, which was sizzling hot, we also ordered their dinuguan (i really miss this viand), and also their lechon kawali which did not disappoint. I just a bit disappointed that when we entered the restaurant, we where not greeted with a smile - although i understand she was still young, but in order for us to feel the hospitality of the place, she could’ve smiled while she welcomed us- also when taking our orders. Hope this’ll improve next time. But then again, the food was great!

We ordered 3 different dishes from the Menu; Pakbet, Batangas Lomi and Kare Kare na lechon. Pakbet was the most disappointing one, it looked and tasted like sinigang na gulay! Sorry to say but that order was a waste of food and money, we only had a spoon of it. Batangas Lomi was completely misleading as it was not anywhere close to Batangas Lomi (my partner is from Batangas). It was missing the bola-bola and liver, and the important condiments, like toyo, calamansi and chili. Kare Kare tasted okey but it was also missing the basic but important condiment; the bagoong. The service was very poor, after around 40 minutes our order arrived. The young waitress didn’t have any eye contact with us and our plates were roughly put down on the table. No glasses for water were provided, such a basic need in a restaurant.

We arrive in the place and seated straight away in the table (first table) good for 4 people (we are only 2, my son and I), i was impressed. After few minutes we were asked to move to the next table because a group of 4 needs it. I’m more than happy to do so, of course. The group of 4 was immediately asked for orders like drinks, etc…they were very well entertained and we were left behind. While we are still waiting for somebody to take our order. I decided to call the attention of the server (slim lad) for we are ready to order….. After at least 20 to 30 minutes, the table next to us their food were served and started to enjoy their food and drinks. After 50 mins our order arrived, the ice cubes in our drinks were already melted for the long wait. Then our table is not enough to serve our order (Bilao), so we have to move again to another bigger table to accommodate our order (second table). We started to eat straight away we’re already hungry. I wasn’t impressed with the food to be honest this time compared to the last time, that’s the reason we decided to come back because we enjoyed our food the last time we visited your place. I’m sorry to say that I’m not coming back anymore. The customer service needs improvement. The place is small and over crowded especially with the pandemic situation. The food quality didn’t meet my expectation. Thank you.

The place is small and a lot of people going there, so sometimes it can be overwhelming. However, the food is so delicious. The Pork BBQ is a Must! I will visit this place again! The Bulalo is so satisfactory especially this rainy day.

5 stars on the food, absolutely incredible flavours. Maybe 2 stars on service as she was pretty absent when I needed things.

第一次吃菲利宾菜没有想到是在伦敦，对面的巴蜀下午不营业，就随便找了家菲利宾菜，没有吃过，就试试。与越南，印尼泰国菜很像！就是妈妈对鱼露做的汤很不喜欢。啤酒也不错！可以来试试！

Excellent service and good place for business meeting. Various selection of menu or you can order the kamayan foods. Book ahead of time.

Ive been here 4 times. Twice alone and twice with filipino friends and ive got good service each time. It can get extremely busy in here at dinner time and its often filled with filipino people which is a great sign. Eat like the locals...

Lutong Pinoy is a modest 'hole in the wall' type of brasserie but serves surprisingly good food and typically Filipino kind & friendly service. The presentation of the boodle meal was awesome and quality of food is very good and delicious.

My wife and decided to try Filipino food for the first time while staying nearby. The verdict: it was like a less flavorful version of the kind of basic Cantonese Chinese food we’re used to in restaurants in the US, not bad but not something...

It was our first time eating here. First time experience wasn't bad. Food was ok. I've tasted better but it's still a good place to come and chill out. The food prices can be high, which is understandable maybe

Had our late lunch to meet up with a friend. Place is very near to the tube station, about 5 minutes walk away. Warm reception and good food but could be better. Will definitely visit again.

Never had Filipino food before, really enjoyed the food/atmosphere, service was excellent and the price was very good too.

delicious food nice and friendly staff,easy to locate and spacious for gathering second time visit and will visit again thank you for the nice meal

Estuve con mi familia cenando. El lugar es pequeño, algo incómodo y pasamos un poco de frío. Lo compensó la comida típica de filipinas. Sabores bastante peculiares y novedosos. El servicio estuvo bien.

This restaurant is reasonably priced and has good food. Most people eating there are philipinos and the place is always busy. They have philipino beer on menu but never in stock. Poor, slow service but this all adds to the charm and the authenticity of...

We went here during october around lunch time . The waitresses were very rude. When one of us sat down they said " hindi ka pwede umupo dyan reserved nga yan" in a very rude tone. I then explained to her that it it was...

Delicious food like home away from home. Food takes a bit longer because it was freshly cooked not stir fry in a wok. Using banana leaves and clay pot makes it typical Filipino, brought up memories when we were young. Definitely going back there soon....

Not a great restaurant, I’ve been there with my girlfriend a few times, she’s from the Philippines and often misses her home country food. The dinning room is a right mess with grubby wobbling tables and uncomfortable chairs. The service is terrible, the staff are...

Siamo entrati in questo ristorante a due passi dalla metro di earl's court. Avevamo voglia di una zuppa calda visto il gran freddo e la neve. Su indicazione della gentile cameriera abbiamo preso un Sinigang na bangus e un po' di riso.È una zuppa di verdure con un pezzo di pesce simile alla trota. La zuppa non mi è piaciuta e il pesce era pieno di spine.Provato ma non ci tornerei.

The food was not nice, customer service was shocking don't think I've ever experienced such bad service, staff ignored us several times, menu not correct/up to date and was different to the one online which was also outdated and staff were rude about this. We...

Our friends suggested we should eat here and we had not experienced Filipino food before and realised on the first mouthful that we'd been missing out in something here. Delicious food - can't wait to go again. Didn't get the name of the dish(es), but...

My friend regularly visits this restaurant and when I joined her I was not disappointed. We had Tocino and Lechon Kawali, pork dishes which were both delicious. They don't come with sides so I would recommend getting rice and vegetables (we had chop suey which...

Visted for my wifes birthday had a great time and really enjoyed the food. Service was friendly and helpful. Recommended to anyone wanting to try real filipino cuisine at a fair price

Lutong pinoy is the best pinoy restaurant I've ever been to in London.. everytime I visit London I always go here.. It's a small restaurant but it offers excellent quality pinoy food, there's abit of a wait for the food but it still worth it! Definitely will be back soon!

Came here last night with a big group - so nice to have a Filipino place in London where you can eat with your hands! We had chicken adobo, fish and beef which was delicious. Service was good and friendly. Would definitely recommend.

Waren zu 6. dort essen und hatten zwei große Platten und zwei zusätzliche gerichte. Die Bedienung hat uns im vornherein gesagt dass das Essen aufgrund der Menge etwas länger dauern könnte von daher war die Wartezeit vollkommen in Ordnung. Das Essen war authentisch und hat sehr gut geschmeckt. Einziger minus Punkt war dass wir nach dem Essen ziemlich lange am unabgedeckten Tisch sitzen mussten und nicht nach neuen Getränken gefragt wurden. Aber die Qualität war super und Eier kommen gerne wieder

As a Filipino eating in a Filipino restaurant, it's hard to truly appreciate they way other folks prepare the meals. I'm used to the way my mom makes it, and therefore the way I make it. So, for me, the food was a bit bland maybe because they are being safe. But I appreciate how clean the place is and how people from different backgrounds go here. My hubby who was not Filipino, enjoyed the food here very much so. He discovered a new favorite which is Bicol Express (it was not spicy enough for me). This place does take out too and the 2GBP rice is a looot.

Amazing place to have Filipino food. There are a few Filipino restaurants in London and this is one of my favorites! The food tastes fantastic. If you are bringing friends or family that want to try something new, the kamayan is definitely recommended - a truly great experience.

Complements to the chef 👍. Lovely crispy pata I will definitely bring my friends to try your other delicious foods. Mabuhay kabayan!

Every time i visit this place they always serve me with fresh and delicious foods. The staffs were friendly as well. Avg waiting time for the food is like 15-20 mins sometimes but thats just reasonable cause they are busy and it's still worth it. Filipino food at its finest!

Had a very enjoyable meal here. The food was good and affordable, albeit a bit of a delay when we went visiting. Very busy at dinner. Staff are very friendly.

I organised my dad's 60th birthday party with his close friends and family. In total there were 20 of us and they were so accomodating. This is a family business with very friendly service. Sometimes we had to go and get their attention but that kind of thing doesn't bother me. We had Kamayan, eating with our fingers on banana palm leaves, everyone loved it as it's a unique experience. Recommended if you want something different. Good food.

Good food, nice service. We took the buffet, with for us a bit exotic food such as minced beef in blood sauce (tastes very good, a bit like the French boudin), fried liver, but also vegetables, different sorts of rice and noodles, friend fish and much more. The place is easy going, cosy, and nice decorated.

delicious food nice and friendly staff,easy to locate and spacious for gathering.will visit again in the future.

Right, to be fair, the impression I got was that this restaurant is a product of a family that wants to introduce Filipino food to a London clientele and show Filipino hospitality. And I think they've done that successfully. The food was good, the price was reasonable and the ambiance was cosy. It's the sort of place one would want to host some friends over simple and honest food. The place doesn't have all the bells and whistles of a Jamie Oliver restaurant nor a team trained from a top hospitality school, but some restaurants are just there to serve a meal and not the customer.

Visiting London, I was really looking forward to take my boyfriend and show him traditional Filipino food so before heading home (3 hours away on the train) I decided to take him here. I was hesitant due to the negative experiences I've heard about the restaurant, however I decided to give it a try. We arrived at around 6pm and was seated by a young gentleman straight away. After looking at the menu, a young woman offered to take our orders, not very friendly or smiley but at that moment, it didn't really bother us. Service was prompt and our drinks arrived first followed by the starters. However the young lady served me with lumpia shanghai when I ordered siomai. When I said she got my order wrong she then insisted that I ordered shanghai and not siomai and that she even repeated the order when in fact she didn't?! As if she had the audacity to argue with me when clearly it was her mistake and I think I would know EXACTLY what I ordered. I refused to take the dish as I didn't want to pay for something I didn't ask for in the first place. She didn't even apologise for the mistake she made. Previously working at a restaurant, I know that the customer is always the priority. I would have just accepted it however being treated like that was just wrong. She then came back with the siomai and slammed it on our table. How rude and embarrassing, she couldn't even look us in the eye! You can really tell when someone hates their job. Please hire people with good customer service as it has a big impact on your business. Filipinos are known to be hospitable and friendly however we experienced something completely different during our visit. If you're planning on visiting the restaurant, please look elsewhere to avoid disappointment.

As title says, good food, value for money, but the female waitress think she's a super model! Wouldn't even look at you in eye when talking to you, just puts the plates/food down turn around and walk off.Looking at previous feedback/ratings we are not the only victim of her bad service haha

Took my friend here for dinner as he wanted to try Filipino food. We got the Bilao- Jeproks platter. It took a little longer than expected to arrive. The food was nice but everything just kinda tasted the same. We asked for some chillies and vinegar which never arrived. Also, one of the young female waitress there looked like she just didn't care. Not in a rush to go back any time soon.

this was to be the last of t a current series of trying various eateries around the earl's court - fulham broadway area and i was determined that we would have the kamayan feast option. this was in no way a disappointment! you are required to pick 4 dishes from a list of 10 options and managed to have one each of fish, chicken, beef & pork. as such is is not an option if you just want to drop in.the thing with the feast is that it is a traditional filipino thing and it's all about getting together, sharing food (and beer! get the red horse) and having fun. Oh, and there is no cutlery! i was particularly intrigued as to how the no cutlery thing would work when it came to eating the soup which, along with rice, veg and salad, comes as a standard part of the meal!bottom line is that this was great fun, enjoyed by our party of 6 and ranked highly among the many places we have eaten in the area.one thing that i always think is a good sign is when you go to a place like this and it is full of native filipinos, and this place was!

The food was very good, but we waited 45 minutes until we got it, and tables that came in after us got their food before us. After about 40 minutes we asked the waiter about it and he blew us off. We came out with a bad feeling about the place, despite the excellent food

Our third time eating here in as many months , we highly recommend it great freshly cooked food , extremely friendly staff and of courses famous red horse, just like being back home

It was a nice trip and the food was OK lang but definitely not sarap. And they run out of red horse but hey that's life will still probably go again

Here you have the real taste of the Philippines. Great variety of traditional Filipino cuisine served in a great atamosphere

I have been to this restaurant twice and they got my order wrong twice! instead of apologising the woman who got my order said something bad about me to the other waitress in filipino assuming I probably wont understand. I complained the second time because it was unbelievable that they'd get it wrong twice but just had to cancel as it takes ages to cook the food anyways. Filipinos are known for hospitality and it's a shame that this restaurant is failing that reputation. I am even embarrassed as I took my boyfriend to experience filipino cuisine and atmosphere and we ended up disappointed. You go out to eat for the service and the hassle free of cooking. But at this rate Id rather cook at home.

My wife and i visited this restaurant for our lunch. We ordered starters which arrived after quite a delay. Just after we placed our order another table placed their order and they seemed to take priority. After almost 1 hour we received what we thought was the start of our main order. Sisig and pancit. We had ordered Sinigang, caldereta and 2 portions of rice as well. So we waited for the rest of our order. After 15 minutes or so i asked when we would get the rest of it to which the server looked very confused. The lady who took the order then confirmed we had ordered more, he apologised and i returned to my table. Another 15 mins go by and still no food. At which point we decide enough is enough and i go to cancel my order. So in summary, very poor service, couldnt comment on the food as never got to try it. Will never return and would never recommend.

My partner and I decided to go to this restaurant as we believed that it was a good benchmark as a filipino restaurant.The service was ok, not great, not bad.The food wasnt disappointing, but it was just ok. I wouldnt say that any of the dishes was uneatable or disgusting but there was nothing that made me feel that it was a great restaurant food.In addition I think that the prices are way too high for the food you eat. I definitely feel that for the same price, in an average chinese restaurant I would of get more.Would I come back ? No. It is a shame as there is not many authentic filipino restaurants in London therefore I expected a lot more.

I had my dinner with friends in this filipino restaurant ..slow service but the food was good and also the price was good.

Interior is nice. 1 of our group had a nice vegetable dish in a coconut style sauce, noodle dish I had was not bad. I just thought it was a little bit over priced for what it was.

手頃な金額で本格的なフィリピン料理を食べることができます。店内は狭く、席数もあまりありませんが待たされるということは今まで一度もありません。おつまみ、メイン、デザートすべてたくさんの種類があります。東南アジア系の辛い食べ物が苦手な人でもフィリピン料理は辛くないものもたくさんあり食べやすいと思います。カレカレがおいしかったです。

We have visited this restaurant for the first time. We ordered the PnoyAko bilao which is essentially a sharing platter consisting of rice and mixed meat plus a soup pot. Altogether the portions were sufficient for 2 people and we left very full. The rice however was bit dry and felt like it had been sat there the whole day. The menu was good, food okay, but attention to detail and service could've make this restaurant miles better.

Me and my friends were looking to go to a filipino restaurant in London, so we chose this restaurant. The food was very nice and we loved it. However, the waitress was not attentive and the service was very slow despite the fact that it was not a busy hour. We felt our table was completely ignored. She wasn't friendly and didn't make us feel welcome. We waited 30 minutes for our finished dishes to be cleared but she never came. In the end we just got up and left the restaurant and didn't even stay long to try the filipino dessert.Very disappointing service but very good food.

Fresh cooked foods. Booked in advanced to avoid dissapointmemt. This is a busy restaurant and if you're a walk-in customer just be patient and minimize complaining instead enjoy the food and chat with your fellows. Recommended for family, business and single person. :-)

Took my boyfriend here to try some Filipino food. Regret now having the buffet which no staff really tended to. Not sure how long the food has been sitting there but noodles were dry and crispy. Some meat dishes but lots of grizzle and seems it's all mixed with liver which I hate, they really skimped on the quality. Really disappointed and guilty for taking my boyfriend here who now has a bad stomach. Not a good example of Filipino cooking, would try another restaurant though most seemed to order from the menu. Not worth £8.95. Staff not very attentive and we were sat by the door which kept being opened and closed so we were very cold.

Great food. We love to go here when we feel like yummy home cooked style food. The Chicken Adobo Sa Gata is good and the aubergine with scrambled egg. Service is a little slow, so don't expect a quick meal.

My friend and I travelled to London to do errands in the Phil embassy, our residence is 2 and 1/2 hours away by train from the capital. We excitedly made a plan on where and what to eat.There were 2 restaurants beside each other, I chose this resto because of the ambience.When we get to be served our food, I was quite disappointed. Though the pork skin of the crispy pata was crispy, the meat was absolutely tasteless. Whilst the bagoong for the kare kare was not right and the vegetable dish was just bad. I asked the leftovers to be taken away, sadly, I just had to throw it away when I was at home coz I was just not inspired to eat them. I felt really bad for wasting the food and my hard earned money.I say it was really a disappointing meal.My friend told me to eat somewhere else next time.I don't mean to put the restaurant down, but please improve your cooking, i really love the ambience of the resto, it is very Filipino. But please, I don't want the other Kababayan to get the same disappointment that we had travelling from a long distance dreaming of having a nice meal but ending up so disappointed.Your service is good, very nice young staff. But please, please even it was a dead weekday, give us the best taste of the filipino dishes.

Mehrere Hauptgerichte zur Auswahl. Mittelding zwischen "richtigem" Restaurant und Fast Food. Sieht nach Homecooked aus 😃

Great food and service, had chicken adobo, sizzling beef and tofu. Not sure why it ever got a lower rating. There is also a massive platter for 4 or more which I will try next time. I would definitely recommend and be returning.

Your Food, Staff and Service were great. Oh the food! Yum! As always.But....oh wow....the karaoke going on in the loft was bl"£dy unbearable at times. I understand Filos love to sing but when you have other customers that can't hear each other cos of another party thats surely killing your client tel. Suggest sectioning off that loft with sound proof glass at least to relieve the sound pressure getting delt downstairs LOL!However overall fun night...we laughed at the singers in the end :)

Myself and my vegetarian girlfriend ate here earlier this week. To say the least it wasn't the best of dining experiences! The restaurant had a large group dining which seemed to be the only concern of the staff. Service was slow and, despite checking with staff that we were ordering a vegetarian dish, when the food arrived my girlfriend's dish had meat in it! Sadly she didn't discover the this until she had started eating! The dish was replaced but with a minimal apology.My dish, a sizzling pork dish recommended by the waitress, was full of gristle and pretty boring. And the biggest disappointment was that the large group's food looked delicious!The restaurant had a goid ambiance, but that was the only real positive from the evening. We won't be going back.

I used this for my business meetings because it has a good ambiance specially the decorations. You will appreciate the beauty of the Philippines historical roots.Free WiFi. Just ask them.Crunchy chicharon and lechon. ice cold red horse will kick you like a horse!Nice foods and Freshly cooked.... Most of the time the place is busy. Well, need to be patience and book your reservation ahead of time. For those people who keeps on complaining, you need to learn how to wait and stop mocking around.Regards,GTechno

I was here today with friends, we arrived at 13:00 pm, and we are trying to order and the lady said shes not yet ready and it would be busy. And we need to wait for the foods for more than an hour.. If you work in a restaurant you should be nice to the customers, not being rude and explain properly to the customers in a nice and proper way( polite way). And they run out of chicken so they replace pork without any explanation. Just serve the food straight away, so wrong order!!! Not coming back anymore!

If you're looking something different, this is the right place to eat. Friendly atmosphere, authentic Filipino foods and best value. GTechno Ltd.

Looks like these restaurant opened recently so i advise to give it a try, the food is lovely as is the service.

Went here a few days ago for a meal. Given the place was not that big and was full so we had to wait for a table. While waiting for a table we asked if we could order so when we get seated we dont have to wait long. 20 minutes passed when we got our table and 30 minutes from getting seated we kept on asking for our food and the lady said it coming. After an hour waiting after being seated we finally got our food. The food was good but not spectacular. It would have been a good experience eating here but the waiting time for the food is long.

booked a table for 7 then were told it would be 20 minutes delay which turned out to be an hour. While the food was good there service is horrible. They only provided complimentary juice for the delay only after our persistent that this is an unacceptable wait. They did not care that they had made us wait.

Ordered the Kamayan with five colleagues - there was so much food we couldn't finish it !Very tasty and authentic - we washed it down with San Miguel's & Calamansi juice.If you are looking for a taste of the Philippines - this is the place !

My daughter and I were staying in a hotel nearby and we discovered this restaurant accidentally when we were looking for a place to have dinner on our first night in London. Having Filipino roots, we were craving for real Filipino food and we had our cravings completely satisfied with kare-kare, pancit canton, fried bangus. On our last night, we had dinner here again, and we feasted on lechon kawali, pinakbet and sinigang. Affordable and delicious comfort food - highly recommended not only to Filipinos, but also to everyone, who wants to try authentic Filipino cuisine.

We had the Kamayan, it was very delicious and great value for money! Wine selection could be better. Will come back again!

A taste of home. Fully recommend. Has the taste, smells, sounds and atmosphere of a Filipino restaurant. Authentic food and local beers... Why arnt there more of these establishments. A little pricey but worth every peso, i mean pounds. Will be back again... And again!!!

Came here for dinner before going to work. I was in the front of the queue when the front desk lady keep on skipping on my not even ask what i need. Instead she ask those people next to me in 3 different groups because she knows the people. No justice. Certainly need more staff to accommodate the order. The front desk is always empty of people. The food was nice but certainly need improving on the service...

Excellent service and authentic Filipino foods. Tried the Kamayan Foods, it was great and tasty foods. GTechno

Simple and authentic Filipino Restaurant. Reasonable price, foods are fresh and genuine service. GTechno Ltd.

Didn't have a great meal unfortunately I must say, but the friendly and very attentive staff made up for it all, will be coming back to try you again but only because of your staff.

Went here for lunch and had Bangus which was delicious. My wife had the buffet and she was very happy with the food. Had a halo-halo to finish off. The decoration was simple, the service was fine, and the prices were reasonable. I hope we can return some time soon!

You know it's bad customer service when they reply back to you to apologise and they get your name wrong

I booked a table for my family for my dad's birthday. I had confirmed the booking via text which is how they contacted me also. But when we arrived got told that they cancelled our booking because we didn't confirm. I had tried to call twice but no one picked up which is why I confirmed via text. They made no attempt to try and get us another table or offered to let us wait. We had travelled an hour and half just for this restaurant. Only to be disappointed by bad business management. The actual booking system comprised of scrap receipt paper with names scribbled down... Not exactly the best system. All in all I'm disappointed with the lack of customer service, I don't even remember hearing an apology for the mix up. No effort to even try and organise another booking or anything. Such a disappointment as I really wanted this place to be something I could tell people about and have somewhere to send people who wanted a good Filipino experience. Bad, bad, bad disappointment!

Nice place. Small and a little dated.Service was ok. Although after we finished no one seemed interested in collecting plates/dishes. They did seem very understaffed considering there was only a few tables in use. Most of the time there wasn't anyone at the front (not sure if they were helping in the kitchen or what..)Food was quite good. Considering it was my first time with Filipino food. There seems to be very few Filipino restaurants in London.

it was my first time that I tried Filipine food and it was amazing. the place was cosy and the people very welcoming

It was good but I would say more average for Filipino standards than anything else. I live with a Filipina and I could say she cooks way better than this restaurant, I guess maybe because I'm spoiled. I do recommend this place even for the price very good. It's a peaceful humble place with nice staff, If I'm in London again I will be going back here for a meal. They have a small buffet or you can order what you wish. I did enjoy my pork adobo just a little too much peppercorn for my likings but I just put them aside.

Нормальное место для того чтобы покушать в спокойной обстановке. Хороший выбор и приятное обслуживание.

Really enjoyed this place, food is really nice and staff are friendly, definitely recommend to anyone searching for some good Filipino food!Having pictures on the menu would help me know what each piece of food is, as I only recognise Adobo (of course!), but overall really nice.They have Filipino TV showing too, which is super cute!

Appearance internally: Very basic.Toilet: no choice but had to use it. Again very basic and needs a clean. They need to buy a new mirror in the gents and the toilet door. First time to a Filipino restaurant. Starters were decent but the mains were funny lol. Terrible stir fried noodles. The soup was super sour though the prawns were big.Would not come again nor would i suggest you go.

One and the best filipino restaurant in London. There set lunch menu is very tasty and lots of food to choose from. Chicken soup is the most I liked. There is a mixed fruits with shaved ice as a refreshment. Come to this restaurant and try all there different kind of filipino food.The owner of the restaurant are very accomodating and we met a filipino anchor man in the name of Pheps Villanueva from pinoy radio uk and he highly recommended this restaurant to us. He said this is the best filipino restaurant in uk and if he got a visitors from other place he make it sure to brought them here. He will not recommend any other filipino restaurant in uk apart from lutong pinoy mr Villanueva remarks. Try it and enjoy it.

I have been reading Lutong Pinoy's Menu for quite a while now and that made me convince my friend to go. First impression, it was so easy to go past this place as it is right beside another Filipino restaurant, a mistake that I have done in the past actually. Upon arriving, the restaurant was heaving with customers. We managed to get inside but was not seated right away. Nobody told us what to do or where to go. We just stood there and tried to be friendly. The staff were friendly enough but no explanation on how to get a table. I actually had to ask if it was ok to just stand there, sort of in the way while waiting for a table.It's like try to find your own when someone finishes. Luckily my friends are friendly and managed to secure a a table from people who are just finishing their meal. The staff asked if we are ready to order after quite sometime, we understand as it was very busy when we came. A menu was provided upon request. My friends managed to convince me to try the buffet. There was a fish which we all thought was "tuyo" (salty dried fish) on the buffet and I was craving for that so I agreed. It turned out that it wasn't tuyo but a type of sardine. The fried rice on the buffet was nice, the pork dish which I assume was mechado or could be afritada was nice too (I did not ask for the name of the dish as the staff was busy enough). My friend had the oxtail "kare-kare" and she said it was ok. The noodles-chowmein style was a bit of a let down as I've had better. The Halo-Halo was really good. All in all it was not a bad dining experience. We enjoyed our meal and the staff was very helpful. Although I could not say the same for the other diners as we have observed a lady who waited ages to get her order and 2 more people who had the same fate. When their food was served, it looked freshly cooked though so that's not too bad, I guess. Would I come back again? Yes, definitely! And maybe next time try the proper dish on their menu instead of the buffet.

Despite the comments of the last review this establishment is more than capable of serving up a tasty dish or two and it certainly isn't that expensive in terms of what they have on offer. Agreed, they need to improve on their 'Star Rating' but the restaurant benefits from the support of the local Filipino population who are regulars here. In fact, most evenings you will see that it is full with plenty of people using the service.When we called on a Tuesday evening at around 7 pm we got the last available table. There were two of us and we squeezed in near the main door. The food was very nice and served in a friendly and efficient manor. Whilst we were there a group of people were served with a very elaborate platter of seafood on large wooden boards which was quite spectacular and well presented.Like most things in life you get what you pay for and a tenner a head for a good meal is not really what I would call expensive. Worth a try - see what you think! You be the judge.

Stay at home, even the most amateur of home cooks could do better than this, no effort put into presentation, and very very expensive for the quality on offer, worst restaurant I have ever been to. I have no idea how they can even afford to pay the rent in this area of earls court, if ever a restaurant needed gordon ramsay to come in and fix it, then its this. avoid at all costs.