Delightful place and amazing food! I always go here if I'm craving for Filipino meals. The chicharon bulaklak, Sinigang, Pork BBQ and sisig were all on point! They're delicious and definitely scrumptious! The Halo Halo, leche flan and ube were also out of this world! I can't fault this place, it's just too good. The service is also outstanding, the staff are very attentive and courteous. The waiting time is quick and the food were presented well. I highly recommend this restaurant and for people to try all the dishes on the menu at some point because they are divine!

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.

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

The food was nice, the portions were big and the staff were kind. What you would expect from a normal restaurant. However, they served me plain rice instead of garlic rice which was stated on the menu. The pork was a bit fatty for my liking although I know that’s how Filipinos like it. The price for 2 meals, 2 drinks & a dessert was a bit expensive, additional service charge was included but the service we got didn’t warrant it. If I were you, find a Filipino aunty/wife to cook for you instead for a much cheaper price & better service

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!

What can I say about this underrated place? It’s not a just a restaurant, it’s a place where Filipinos look for comfort food to feed their cravings from homeland. Not a Filipino myself but the food here is affordable and amazing, especially the sharing platter is a must try! Don’t expect grandeur decor and experience but 5 stars for an underrated place if you care about the authenticity and taste of the food!

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.

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.

Had an amazing first experience with some friends and was served by a lady named Patricia who was very welcoming and helpful. Great food, nice location, friendly staff, reasonable prices and large portions. I look forward to my next visit.

I loved everything!! The service was excellent. Good prices, generous portions and great options. Amazing quality food, fresh and delicious, highly recommend it. Outside seating for Al fresco dining. Nice family friendly atmosphere Very clean. It isn't step free unfortunately.

I really do love coming here. The food is amazing and always full of happy people. The dishes are fantastic and kept as traditional as possible. I would recommend to anyone and have returned many times and will keep doing so.

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!

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.

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.

It was really nice to try an asian cuisine, it was delicious and the service was fantastic, really friendly.

I haven't eaten a lot of Filipino food but I quite enjoyed my meal. The location is pretty humble but let's you focus on the food.

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!

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!

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

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

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.

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

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.

Venturing out further into the SE Asia roots, this was my first time trying Filipino food, and it is safe to say, I would love to go back here again I ordered the tocilog that had sweet marinated pork, a mini salad, fried egg and garlic rice. The pork was delightful and beautifully marinated and the garlic rice tasted wonderful. For dessert I got the Bilo-Bilo that warms my Asian tastebuds with its adequate sweetness level. Sweet, but not too overpowering. Whilst the service was mediocre, the food with its prices is definitely worth it

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!

The Place: Its good and very Filipino side. Its has somehow a festive motif to it which is, for me very inviting. The Food: I ordered Chitcharon bulaklak ->Very Good, Pinoy Barbeque-> Very Good, Ginataan Bilo Bilo-> Very Good , Ginataang Langka, Good but abit more on Spicy side but the Pancit Special is somehow not special. Its kinda bland and the seafood were somehow over cooked. For the Food, its good except for the pancit. Staff: Friendly. Price: Reasonable and for its serving, its a good price range. Overall: Good but needs to Improve I guess the Pancit. Will go thruother Dishes in Menu next time I’m back in London

Came here on Saturday lunchtime, got very busy very quickly. The food was very tasty and the portions were just right. I would come back here to try more of the menu. Unsure if you can book but we didn’t, 4 stars because the service was very slow, I would still come back!