Lutong Pinoy Filipino Restaurant in Kensington and Chelsea - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Delicious food at reasonable prices. Great selection of specials.

Good food, but way too much overcharged. On top of this, the service charge is a little over £8 per table. The restaurant employs non trained waiters who are dependent to be told by customers. The atmosphere is fantastic.

The food was great. However, service was terrible. The food took so long to get in our table. And we had to constantly remind the waitress of our order which she was very confused about.

I had the opportunity to have a meal with some friends from West London, so we chose this small Filipino eatery. 🗺️ When people talk about food, certain countries immediately bring specific dishes to mind. For example, France → cheese & red wine, Italy → pasta & pizza, Sweden → surströmming, Iceland → fermented shark, and so on. 🌐 However, when it comes to the Philippines, my mind goes blank, like the uncharted depths of the Mariana Trench – a complete knowledge void. So, at this little eatery, we decided to order a platter because it had a bit of everything. 🍖 It turned out to be unexpectedly delicious. The crispy pork belly was crunchy and fragrant, bursting with juice at every bite. The grilled chicken wings were tender and tasty, and the soup, which had a lot of lemon juice, was tangy and savoury, incredibly appetising. It also came with vegetables, small pickles, fruit, and various dipping sauces. 🍛 Unfortunately, the three dishes we initially wanted were unavailable, so we added two more: one was sausage with rice, and the other was "braised pork". 🌭 From the menu, we thought the sausage with rice would be slices of sausage stir-fried, but it turned out to be a whole sausage. It was soft, tender, and slightly sweet, not greasy at all, possibly containing some fruit, and with a low-fat content, making it very refreshing. 🍲 The "braised pork" was named because the description resembled braised pork, but what arrived was "red cooked meat." It was the only dish out of everything we ordered that wasn't particularly impressive. The rest were very tasty and worth a second visit.

We really enjoyed the food and our server was so kind! He even gave me an extra scoop of ice cream. Thank you!

Absolutely perfect Filipino restaurant. Family run, small, friendly staff, outstanding food! Could not be better! 11/10!! My nanny growing up was Filipina, and I remember exactly the food and Lutong Pinoy was spot on! Thank you so much! Was the highlight of my whole trip to London. The adobo was delicious, the bistek just perfect (the small amount of chili you added really made the dish wonderful), the lumpia was homemade, halo halo was perfect, and the bangus/milkfish exactly how my brother and I remembered! So thank you so much Lutong Pinoy for bringing my childhood back to me. That is priceless. With love from America, Ricky 😁

To be honest, it was my first time trying some Filipino main course and I am unsure if it is authentic or no, but one thing that I can say is the dessert is not a good option here. I rather liked the stir fried vegetables and then soup in the pot (which had tamarind and okra with pork base) with rice. Overall, I can say that as a spice loving person, this place is not for me, while my friends enjoyed there.

Legit filipino pork bbq, I have tried a lot of filipino pork bbq in London, theirs is almost the same as in the Philippines, the mixture and taste. It's ok to mix them twice! Definitely a good place to bring your friends to this restaurant to have a legit filipino taste experience!

Food didn't come at the same time...gulaman I ordered taste funny...a bit bitter. We're just hungry so we finished the food.

Tasty and homey Filipino food. Sisig and Kaldereta just hit the spot! My Caribbean husband love it. Worth the trip to London. Would be a great introduction to our little known and under-appreciated naturally fusion-type Filipino cuisine, especially if you don’t want to break the bank to dine at Cafe Romulo (fine dining Filipino restaurant in High Street).

We had some really good Filipino food here, very authentic and generous portions. I recommend trying the Sisig here

Yummy food, decent portion, friendly staff. Service was quick, and staff were happy to explain the dishes.

Beef Pares is super sweet it tastes like sugar. Pansit is salty .

Nice little Filipino restaurant with delicious food and friendly service. Will definitely be back and would definitely recommend

I went yesterday with my friends ordered a Chicken Inasal which the meat that I can only eat it was superb, service is 10/10 specially from Patricia 👌

Best Filipino food restaurant in London! It doesn't try to be modern and doesn't deconstruct traditional Filipino food to fit with food trends. It's just delicious Filipino food and always hits the spot! Definitely our favourite spot! Thank you for championing Filipino cuisine without changing what we all love and know. 🥰🥰

Authentic Filipino Experience. Amazing Food! 💕

My first visit in this restaurant . Food taste amazing and really authentic . The only issue was the waitress . I was asking polite to remove the service charge 10% but she refused and she said service charge is mandatory . Is against the uk law to do mandatory service charge

After having a disappointing 'authentic filipino food' previously, my brother recommended Lutong Pinoy, and wow they did not disappoint! Very friendly customer service, attentive and pleasant! Food was amazing! We ordered jeproz supposed to be good for 2/3 people, I initially ordered extra rice, but the portion we had was more than enough for us. The only slight issue was the waitress forgot our extra rice, which actually made better for us as we didn't need it.. Service: good Food: amazing! Price: very good!

Genuine Filipino cuisine - totally worth trying! The staff were super friendly and made us feel right at home. We’ll definitely be back!

Pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food here. The food here is great and the service is even better. Really glad to have spent lunch here with friends and family, it's like being at home.

the chicken was the highlight of the meal especially the manok inasal!

Best Filipino restaurant in London. They serve good quality food. All the food is very smooth and tasty. And there is no fusion fusion. As in original pinoy food without arte. Thank you for the nice staff as well. They are all nice. Will be back again for sure

Flew from Ireland to London just to try Filipino dessert. The leche flan and halo halo is the best 😍 yummmy and that shanghai too. The atmosphere is really nice, I felt home especially the Filipino music , feeling ko nasa pinas ako The service was great, the waitress was sweet and accommodating! I fully recommend Lutong Pinoy. My boyfriend loved the food and the service too

welcoming people at the restaurant. The food was delicious and plentiful and quick to arrive. Atmosphere, as with most Filipino environments, is lively. And you can have your hair done upstairs by a delightful gentleman afterwards.

Finally tried Batangas Lomi. [Flipino food review]. Lomi is a comforting noodle dish of egg noodles in a thick soup made with eggs, crispy pork, liver. There are a few places in London that serve it. The one at Adela was beef lomi and this place was pork so went here. Spoon and rice also have it but I don't fancy eating it from a paper bowl with disposable cutlery for the same price. This other place offers chicken, prawn or pork lomi which are alarm bells to me because it could mean the same broth where they just add the proteins. Although, the lomi took ages, it was worth waiting for and service was warm and friendly. When the lomi arrived, I was a bit disappointed they were udon noodles and not egg like Adela. Luckily, it was delicious. The soup was thick and moreish with whole black peppercorns that balance the chicharon. You will also find chunks of crispy pork belly, liver, crispy garlic in the broth. The liver was a bit too hard boiled though so inedible for my picky standards ie not soft and velvety. Lomi is similar to the Chinese and Malaysian Watanho but much nicer because the of the tasty broth and the noodles are not panfried. The broth is pure savoury goodness unlike Chi/malay sweet broth. Lomi also reminds me of Hong Kong doggie noodles and pin noodles in a thick soup but much nicer because of the quality meats unlike the decomposing meat they use which the locals are used to or have not tried fresh meat before.

ZERO CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Employees take the piss. At first me and my friends went inside and were informed to queue outside, they never mentioned how long we were going to queue for. And this is where we made a mistake for queuing for this place. There was only a group of four parties before us and we ended up waiting for 45 mins standing outside. There was also a group of people who were the employees friends and they were well accommodated and given menus to look at. Whereas nobody came to give us anything. We got sat down, ordered our food (three meat dishes, two rice, one dessert and two beers). Expecting to have our food in 10-15 mins. BUT NO. Took 10 mins for drinks to come. And another 20 min wait for dessert for come first???? I’ve never seen any restaurants who serve dessert first. Then the rice came, then one meat dish. We finished the meats and waited for another 30mins for the other dishes to come BUT IT NEVER CAME. We finally confronted the employees and they said they “accidentally” gave our food to their friends… a minute later they brought us the second plate of food we ordered. And said the third dish is going to take too long to make so they cancelled it. (At that point we already waited for an hour, so how long do you need to make food?) This whole experience took us from 8pm to 10:15pm. The food was cold when we were waiting, it was not enjoyable. I asked this waitress to take off our service charge and she looked at me with this weird smile on her face and we still HAD TO PAY FOR SERVICE CHARGE even though there was absolutely no service? Only one waitress was apologetic and kind. But the man who I believe is the manager and another woman who had a fringe were careless and odd. Hands down the slowest and worst experience I’ve had in a restaurant. Good luck continuing your business with attitudes like this. On a side note, the food was tasty, but small in portion, and got too cold because took too long to come.

Seated outside. While the food was nice, service was very poor. We literally had to get up at least 4x to check up on our order. It took about 45mins wait for our mains, while desserts took another 45 mins. We ordered coffee along with the desserts, they served the coffee first and the dessert came 45mins later after multiple reminders abd when the coffee was already cold. We followed up on our desserts twice only to be told that one of them was unavailable. Staff should first check availability before accepting an order. Staff are stretched with no eye for detail of their service...simple incompetency. Please note that table next to us had their food served on time, so there is variation in their service, so its a matter of luck, we just had it bad that day.

Food was delicious and gnammy but even though I was the only customer eating the waitress had more focus on watching her phone then see if I had everything I need on the table😏🤦‍♀️

Top class Filipino restaurant, very friendly great food well worth the visit

Fantastic really authentic so nice go for the platters ... They come with rice

We ordered Jeproks via Uber Eats, worth 49 gbp, and received a soup. When we called them, they apparently knew the delivery driver didn’t pick up the whole order but did not make any effort to fix it or let us know. They instead they asked us to fix the issue ourselves with Uber Eats. Here’s a photo of the soup we paid 49 gbp for.

Generous portion of platter. I love the pork rib soup. Very tasty and affordable. Best ube ice cream I’ve had so far but could be better to have the halo halo in the bowl as it’s easier to stir!

I recently dined at Lutong Pinoy in Earls Court and found the experience to be average, rating it 3 out of 5 stars. While the food was decent, I couldn't help but notice that all the items on the menu seemed to be overpriced. Despite the flavors being authentic, the inflated prices made it difficult to fully enjoy the meal without feeling like I was overspending. Overall, Lutong Pinoy offers tasty dishes but falls short in terms of value for money.

Food was tasty but all of them were soaked with oil. Rice was soggy and too wet. Bill was wrong. Price is expensive for the quality of service and ambiance.

Great food, tastes very fresh and homemade And doesn’t make you feel bloated like places in China town full of MSG

We celebrated my sister's birthday here as recommended by my niece. We were not disappointed. Though u see food star rating was 4 only..,let me explain why. We ordered 3 types of Bilao or shared platter to be able to cover more and different foods coz it was for 10 people. The serving was quick and all food was hot and presented in a good lay out..,it was really mouth watering! The food tasted good except the tilapia,it was fried well but the fish has an after taste mud like which is sometimes typical for tilapia,sadly ours was like that,secondly is the marinated liempo,it was almost perfect except it was chewy. If it has been been simmer a bit more time to come out tender,it would have been a perfect liempo as the taste was really good,so was not able to enjoy much too. The rest of the food in the bilao like daing,bbq wings,pakbet,sinigang na pork,pork & prawn bbq was really good plus a reslly sweet sliced orange was included. Also, the rice portion inside the bilao was in small portion,hopefully they will add a little bit more and instead of salad leaves,it would have more ideal to put kinayod na manggang hilaw (grated green manggo) and atchara to complement the fish and meat alikes. The place was really tiny but I think during good weather,they could extend their chairs and tables outside. One good food as well is the ube cake,..we love it as given a slice for the birthday girl,it was really thoughtful of the staff! Speaking of staff,they were great and attentive,..thank u so much for accommodating us,we really appreciate it. I highly recommend this place not just for fellow Pinoys but for everyone to try it. If you are feeling food homesick,this is the place that you can count on. Aside from ordering Bilao, we ordered chicharon bulaklak,pork sisig,gulaman and red horse for drinks. Overall,we were satisfied and enjoyed the food..music background was good as well!🤗🍻

Authentic pinoy restaurant with affordable options. Must try for those who want to taste pinoy cuisines

Decent place with prices typical for London. The food was fine overall and there was a decent selection on the menu. It was pretty busy even for an early dinner on a Monday night.

Das beste asiatische Essen meines Lebens. Danke für dieses tolle Restaurant!

Pure authentic Filipino cushine, delicious food .I've been to various different Filipino restaurants, this has outdone them all.I can still taste the different flavours. Thank so much guys

Fantastic experience, never had Pilipino food before and it was lovely, would definitely try again

Thebfoodnis delicious and the service is very quick,happy tummy always

What a great little place. No fuss or frills, excellent food and service. We started with the deep fried pork intestine with vinegar (not everyone's choice, but definitely give it a go!). Great taste. Main courses were the goat curry and prawns cooked in 7 up and garlic butter. Both of which were superb, and without a shadow of a doubt, wash it down with red horse beer. We will be back.

Horrible take away. Seriously saddened because I’ve had nice food from here before. The lechon kawali and crispy pata was so overcooked that it was difficult to bite into. It was like eating cardboard.

Nice Sunday lunch with the filipino family. Very tasty and quick polite service.

Literally waited for 1 hour and they forgot/lost our order. They had to rush making our food for 5-10 minutes due to this.

Such a lovely experience! The staff was very friendly and the food was incredible. I went with a dear friend after a visit to the V&A museum so we were quite hungry! My friend got the kare kare na lechon (pork belly in a peanut butter sauce) and I got the filippino chicken. Both were delicious and we tried ube for the first time as ice-cream for dessert! There was a short queue but tbh we got in quite fast. :) I’m already planning on coming back!

great food, no frills. Love it.

Dinuguan was at most, decent… presentation is good, but food is so-so. I’m not sure if I want to be back given how the dinuguan wasn’t the best but I’m curious wirh how broad their menu is. Restaurant atmosphere is nice!

Good service, good food, price is sulit for london price! Recommend the resto if your home sick for filipino food 👍 we ordered chicharon bulaklak , pork karekare and sisig rice meal for £12! 🤯

Food is excellent. Great service by Jose and Marc. 100% recommend.

Food: Food was decent. Brings back some home cooking memories when dishes made by Grandma. However, portion was very small and does not particularly match up with the price. Was given a bowl of rice to supposedly to feed for 6 people which was the same portion was given to feed for 2. Service: Fairly friendly 2x floor staff and accommodating to the needs of the customers. However, need to further develop communication between staff as had to ask for cutleries and one staff unaware of verbal reservation made earlier. The Deliveroo/ Uber/ Just eat etc. pick up drivers need to get in the restaurant rather than standing on main door and letting cold draft in. Atmosphere: Fairly good atmosphere.

Simply fantastic. Flavour and presentation. Place rad rammed and advised we might need to wait 15 mins but actually didn't. Will come back. Absolutely

Me and my partner come here every time we visit London, and needless to say it has always been amazing. Amazing food, atmosphere and staff! Everytime, we go to London, we have dinner every night here. Can never go wrong, we’ve tried almost everything on the menu and it is all spectacular! Well done Lutong staff!!

The food is always very nice but may be a bit expensive but I have been eating there for more than 20 years.

Lutong Pinoy London: A Taste of Home Away from Home Lutong Pinoy London is a hidden gem among London's diverse culinary scene, offering a taste of authentic Filipino cuisine that will transport you to the heart of the Philippines. From the moment you step through the doors, you're enveloped in the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the restaurant, reminiscent of a cozy Filipino home. The staff at Lutong Pinoy are incredibly accommodating and friendly, ensuring that every guest feels like part of the family. Their genuine hospitality and passion for Filipino cuisine shine through in every interaction, making the dining experience truly special. But the true star of the show is the food. Lutong Pinoy's menu features a wide array of traditional Filipino dishes, prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients and cooked to perfection. Each bite is a symphony of flavors, perfectly capturing the essence of home-cooked Filipino cuisine.

It was a not so good evening as it was pouring rain when we visited Lutong Pinoy in Earls Court. Just in time we are craving for a soup. Sinigang is our favorite, soup base is good, but I wish they could have put more or bigger chops of meat. I also think they are short-staff then, only 3 people serving and they tend to forget what we asked for. Took a little while before they hand us what we need. We have to say it twice or three times to different servers. Satisfied with the food, I wish they could have improved more with their service.

Lovely Filipino resto if you're missing or craving Filipino food!

Authentic Filipino Cuisine staff was friendly and accessible for transportation. Highly recommended

Disappointed of the service we ordered Seafood platter after a while of waiting our food arrived in our table but we don’t have plates and bowl to use we just wait and patient for our plate until I had enough to wait and worry about our food going to be cold then I ask the server we need plates and bowl for our soup then they give us plate. Staff are so busy assisting foreigners while us a Filipino same customers bringing money and support to our kababayan table are been ignored when we start eating our food no one ask if everything alright while the other table beside us same foreigners family they always ask if they need anything else’s and how’s the food such a shame the way of treatment as being Filipino sorry we decided never ever to come back again.😔

Came here for a family dinner and despite the wait time, it was made up for with the amazing atmosphere and friendly customer service. Will definitely be coming back in the future!

Filipino Food? Go to Earl’s Court. It never disappoints. The food is great. More on the pricey side but we are eating Filipino Food in London so it gets a pass. Tried sinigang na baboy and it felt like home. The place is cozy but a bit small. There is no line and a number of people is inside. They serve at a steady pace. Overall a great experience. I recommend going there if you have a Filipino Meal craving.

Best Filipino food in London in my opinion. However, they do struggle when the restaurant is full and you have to wait a bit for your table and food. Best dishes are bulalo, kare kare, crispy pata. Order the bilao set if you are a group or 3 or 4.

After waiting for more than 15 minutes they said there's no palabok! You should tell that before... the rest of the customer they had their food we've been here before. Then we had to change our order and wait again for 10 minutes. Ginataang bilo bilo it's not what it is it should call ginataang sweet potato with ube food colouring

DO NOT DINE HERE IF YOU WANT A NORMAL ORDER OF SERVICE. Sat down at 5.10 pm. Had to chase the restaurant to place our order. 1 hour later we are still yet to be served….

Incredible food with lots of authentic dishes. I've been twice the service has been very good. A bit cold when eating as the entrance opens quite often but I love to go regardless.

My second dine in here was just really bad when we came in we were told to sit outside and waite and somone will come to take our order because of no tables inside we have waited 30 mins and no one has come to our table outside to take our order. Were seeing staff priotising others who came after us and not the ones who came early.

Food is great guys! They do need staff for those interested. In the meantime, it’s worth the wait.

Brings back memories of Philippines. It made me feel like I'm back in my home country especially the food. I would love to come back here if ever I am in London.

Hita home ❤️ crispy pata had really tender meat and crunchy skin. Bulalo - beef was melt in your mouth and portion size was very good. Sadly, there was no samalamig (we will try again next time) It took a qhile for the dishes to be served. Food came out hot but yeah... youre gonna have to wait :) They have a loo They accept card payments

Always ate lovely there when we were in London.

I was wondering if I should write this but seriously they need to fix up if they're to represent Filipino hospitality. Normally I let negative restaurant experiences slide but it makes me sad as this use to be my go to Filipino restaurant... Issues I've had during a number of visits: * Waitresses who don't smile, avoid you, make comments, mumble. * They can't decide if the table is ready. One said it wasn't ready stand outside, other one said come, the original one said again it wasn't ready so was standing in the way. * Forgotten food order = served long after people who came after us. No snacks during the wait. Waitress unsympathetic. * Not enough plates/ cutlery for number of diners so had to ask. One time has to stand in the doorway until someone came onto the floor just so I could get a spoon for my melting halo halo. * Bill issues. Food here overall: Knowing how it tastes elsewhere they can range from up to standard to bland. Portion size of some sharing dishes were extremely small. The halo halo was ok, and I have been here some times just to get a halo halo (and other desserts) but this last visit there was gritty sugar at the bottom which spoilt it. Gulaman drink here also too sweet I could only drink half. Buko pie in cling film soggy. This last time, the food once it came was ok but it didn't feel good to eat it because of the overall experience. I really don't know why we paid the service charge. For the price especially we should have walked out rather than waited for the food but we were here and a party member specifically wanted Filipino food. (on re-googling now I see there are many other Filipino restaurants, even closer to home with very good customer service/ food reviews so I will be bringing people elsewhere now).

Food is quite good. You can get the 'bilao' deal if you are in a group of 2-3. Service is ok. It can get quite busy so you may have to wait long before they take your order. Tables are quite sticky and there is no air conditioning or fan when it is very hot when we went so inside is very humid. There are outside seating though but limited spaces.

Super delicious!! Perfect meal! Staff are also nice

I was very sick and ordered a delivery and asked if I can have some soup, and I was surprised they accommodated my request. Thank you very much. Food (sizzling tofu and arrozcaldo) was delicious and I finally managed to eat.

Great food in classic Filipino style. 2nd time here but not as memorable. Service was bad; took a while to get served by the surly disinterested young guy who clearly shouldn’t choose hospitality as a career. Atmosphere ok, but strange British choice of music.

This would probably the lengthy review I’ve ever written.. I was really disappointed of the service today. Had a busy whole morning and was looking forward to the “first meal” of the day. So I went there at around 2pm, politely ordered Tocilog to the lady staff who took my order. I was craving for it for so long that I got really excited. I could see that they were busy so I didn’t bother them and waited. However, the waiting time took almost an hour which I’m sure won’t take that long to prepare Tocilog so I asked the staff who were there to kindly follow up because I was rushing for my appointment later that day, she said it’s being prepared without even checking and just went on. So I’ve waited another 20mins and asked a different staff. Both of them said the same thing, again did not check. I’ve waited and waited until I was already shaking of hunger and worried that I might miss my scheduled appointment. Even overheard the ladies in another table noticed and said I’ve been waiting for so long. So I went to the counter and told them I couldn’t wait that long anymore and I’ll just pay for the Calamansi juice that they served. That’s the only time she hurriedly went downstairs and check about my order. Worst part was she gave me the pork liempo and asked if I could have it as a takeaway. So to cut the story short, the Tocilog wasn’t really prepared because she had written a different order which was the Pork Liempo. In the end, the senior staff said sorry and got the Calamansi juice for free. I’m not the kind of person who would make a scene after being given a bad service so I just walked away. To others this “Tocilog thing” might sound a petty issue and why I would make fuss about it here. Don’t get me wrong, I used to come here if I crave Filipino food and I never post a bad review, only the good ones. But for sure, as a customer, you would also understand my sentiments and disappointment of being given false reassurance and letting a person wait for nothing! After all, for sure you don’t want to starve a customer, right? I’m sorry but I’m just really upset.

Decided to pop in for an early dinner and was excited to try as we don’t have many filipino restaurants from where we live. We had ordered Sisig with egg (meal deal - comes with rice) and bangsilog, pineapple juice and coconut juice for drinks. Originally, wanting sago with gulaman however was not available. Drinks came within 5 mins however the food didn't arrive until almost an hour prior to ordering. Understandable there was orders ahead of us however it would have been nice if we got a little update here and there on our food. Food was tasty, dessert was alright ( we had ordered a scoop of the ube ice cream) only let down was that we originally wanted the buko pie with buko pandan ice cream but once again wasn’t available. Only thing to suggest is to add more specials that meet dietary requirements as the majority of the food specials did contain peanuts which i am in fact allergic to, as well as notifying customers what foods are available at the start rather than being met with disappointment. Overall, food was good but service could have been a bit better.

This is the second time i try to eat at this reataurant and its been impossible first time i booked then on the same day i got called to be told they dont actually take bookings anymore, next i came and was told to wait outside but there was no organization and people were just sitting and standing even though we had come first and were told to wait to be seated eventually we had to leave without once again being able to hve a table

Brilliant restaurant with amazing Filipino food. All your favourites here also good if you've not eaten Filipino food before. There is outside dining & inside. For location drinks prices are good value with beer being £5 . The house wine is also very nice. Tap water available. Loved it

Great food and great service. Would definitely recommend!

This was an amazing experience and amazing food! I came here with my Philippino brother and he said that he hasn't had food this good outside of the Philippines! We had a shared platter called "Jeproks" with garlic rice 😋😋, a side of tofu ( Sizzling Tokwa) and mixed vegetables (ilocano pinakbet). We were three people and left very satisfied! Every meal had so much flavour we couldn't even pick a favourite! We will be back.. Again and again!

Poor customer service, the servers/crew were grumpy, food were very bland. Halo2 was tasteless. We hardly finished the food coz starving & missed Pinoy food, thanks to the soy. Not worth the price & not recommended at all.

The food here is amazing and authentic, reminding me of home whenever I visit. I’ve been there several times, and I certainly would go again.

The food is delicious and it’s been my favourite place ever since a kid. I visit every year and every time I go, the food there is always amazing.

Food was amazing! Had the crispy pork knuckles, beef kare kare with rice and soup. It was really nice and fresh enjoyed every bite!. The staff however was not very engaging. They look really bored and wont check on you. You have to approach them everytime you need something and you dont know if theyve acknowledged your request or not. We did not wait long for the food which was reslly good. I would come back for the food if Ive ever visit the area again.

Been here twice now. Both times some dishes were good and some rubbish. Kare Kare for example was far too watery and Bicol Express meat chunks too large and the flavour weak. Dinuguan and Papaitan were good though. I'm a white man and I can cook better than what you get here. No really. Overall: average.

As a person NOT based in London, I look forward to Filipino Restaurants whenever I visit. But this one I’m afraid is disappointing after all my family’s effort to have a detour at Earl’s Ct. Firstly, service is the opposite of exceptional. Didn’t serve the drinks asap. We waited for 30 mins at least just for the drinks. That’s no. 1 rule in restaurants. The food came 30 mins after. It was a long wait. They boast of authentic Filipino food but I’m a Filipino myself, and I can honestly say, Sinigang which is one thing I was looking forward to have, was absolutely NOT up to scratch. My home cooked sinigang is far more superior. You don’t put cabbage in sinigang and the typical vegetables you expect in it are not in there. It’s so bland it’s unbelievable. I asked politely for a “patis” to which the staff said yes, but she never came back. Nobody asked us if everything was okay after serving. One more thing, the food were not served all in one go. Common guys it’s a basic restaurant rule! Pansit bihon was okay. No wow factor. I’ve tasted far better one. In summary, I believe it’s not worth it.

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.

I’ve been coming here I think for 20+ years for home cooked Filipino food. I went this week and love how they have renovated the restaurant! The food is as delicious as always! Never change x

Delicious authentic Filipino food

One of the best places in London where i alwYs go to have a taste of the so called Pinoy halo halo to beat the summer heat.

Though they're very busy with their regulars, service and food has a lot to be desired.

The food good was good, but the service was impressively bad. We came as a big group, inside was hot as oven. The old lady who served us said the air conditioner has broken, which might be true. The worst part was her service. She seems couldn’t understand English properly and couldn’t took the right orders. We ordered upgrading garlic rice but she didn’t put the right orders, instead, she spend a lot of time insisting we didn’t order and that’s our fault. The garlic rice didn’t been placed until we order from another waitress. There are a lot of restaurants in London served good food, no need to be treated like this.

晚上冷的不行来家附近的菲律宾餐厅吃饭，想吃这家店很久了，我点了面朋友点的饭。面挺好吃，里面炸的肉不腻很香。不过饭就很一般，肉加了很多酸的sauce而且咬不动。 环境不错，小哥很热情，也不需要服务费。

So friggin good. Fast and friendly staff. Plz go and support this little restaurant

Loving this place more and more - good authentic Filipino food, nice staff!

A great place for authentic Filipino food. Masarap!

Food was mediocre at best ,and privacy... Jolibee was outstanding ..defo avoid