Marvelously tasteful plates (had crispy porc belly on iron plate with creamy, running egg to start with, charcoal (!) grilled duck with the juicy & succulent middle that followed, and topped off by mildly sweet jackfruit toron, ube ice cream and ginger brownie💯🏆), elegantly served in a cheerful place. Thank you🙏 for this fantastic dinner. Maraming salamat po🙏🙏

Great place for Asian food lovers. Noodles are very tasty, and there’s a good variety of snacks. Service is quick and friendly.

It is such a wonderful experience to eat here. Seems like we were in the Philippines. They have a great menus especially Filipino dishes. Definitely worth recommending. Friendly staffs and nice ambiance.

We celebrated our 5th wedding anniversary @Calamansi with ~25pax! From beginning to end the entire experience was incredible and we are grateful for an unforgettable evening. The food was delicious, fairly priced and dietary restriction were easily accommodated. The service forthcoming before and during the event, always flexible and serving with a smile! :) In true Filipino-fashion the atmosphere was hospitable & homey! Thank you so much @John @Christelle @Liberti and @everyone else at Calamansi! Salamat po, hanggang sa muli <3

Amazing place, amazing food, amazing service! I will come again for sure! The service was very helpful and very kind 💯. The food incredible tasty and good quality 🤤. The decoration is wonderful 😊. I've passed a very good moment there !

Nice decor and vibe, friendly staff, but flawed ordering system resulting in mediocre overall experience. My experience: I was very excited to see a new Filipino restaurant on Google maps, so I booked a table for dinner on my birthday. After some trouble finding a parking spot, we were warmly received and able to order. Unfortunately our order was forgotten/delayed, so we sat there hungry for more than an hour watching the other guests being served. We ordered another round of drinks to tie us over which was also delayed. I initially wanted to stay for dessert, but after we had finally gotten (and inhaled!) the meal, I was so miserable that I just wanted to go home. The food/concept: This place shouldn't call itself Filipino. The most Filipino thing about this establishment is its name. It has 3 or 4 Filipino dishes next to many others (Belgian and Asian ones). Not a problem in itself, but they clearly can't live up to what they promise. My biggest problem was their adobo. It's the national dish of the Philippines, popular worldwide and very easy to get right. They served chicken in soy sauce with pineapple - edible, but neither authentic nor particularly tasty. No sign of garlic or vinegar. Just for that, I would have been ashamed to bring any family from the Philippines there which I luckily didn't. To be fair, the rest of the food was good, suitable portions, nice presentation and the calamansi juice was excellent. Prices were quite reasonable, despite inflation which you now see everywhere. Conclusion: Probably a nice place for a casual dinner if you're looking for unspecific Asian fare (and if you're not Asian). Parking has become very difficult on Pl St Lambert, not the restaurant's fault, but still a factor. My personal experience was very disappointing, but if you're luckier than me, you might have a good time there. I mean most other guests (all Caucasian) seemed happy.

Great food, reasonable price, fast/ attentive service.

Wide variety of delicious food that takes me back to the Philippines! The decor also makes for an authentic Filipino dining experience.