Lutong Pinoy Filipino

great place to eat filipino in london! it is better than some restaurants in manila even!

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

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. Voir le carte

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.

we were in the earls court area and did not want processed jollibee müll, we found this place and had the plate for 3 and a few additional dishes, including chicharron bulaklak, which was excellent. not cheap, but what freshly prepared eating in this area? would like to visit again.

the waiter lied to the customer that the fried egg was an optional extra that should be included. step daughter tocino meal lasted minutes to arrive after remembrance waiter that it did not arrive where she had eaten alone. remain with their competitors kamayan or jollibee, as it arrives on time and as ordered. extremely poor service must be switched off. not useful. it seems that Filipino service is as bad as on the philippines. Voir le carte

The wife being Filipino loves this place, so being partial to some good Filipino food I went with the group to check it out. Upon stepping inside I felt I was in the Philippines, set up is very basic but service is friendly and fast. I had dish and a personal favourite of pan-roasted pork, called Lechon Kawali, and this really is to kill for. If you like pork cracking then just go for this with a side of fried rice and you will be very content. There was a buffet option given but the food looked a little old, maybe from lunch, but the freshly cooked food was all great. I have made a commitment that we will visit once a month to enjoy Filipino food, shame there are not many more in London.

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 y...

Have visited this place a few times now since there are not really a lot of Filipino restaurants around. My only advise is, go for ala carte or boodle fight menu and ignore the buffet : I have tried the buffet twice and ok both times i was disappointed. First, there are not a lot of dishes and maybe it's just me but presentation is another factor too. Also in a buffet you would expect more choices of different authentic filipino dishes but for the both times i went for buffet, it was very limited and did not taste as good although for £8.50 you can't really complain. HOWEVER!!! When i opted for Ala Carte Menu and ordered Lechon Kawali (Pan roasted pork , Crispy Pata (Deep Fried Pork Thigh ,... Voir le carte