317 Filipino restaurants found in Quezon City
Balinsasayaw Restaurant
Filipino Banawe Ave.
Teresita's Halo-halo and Palabok
Filipino Tomas Morato
5.0
Affordable Delish Kare-Kare!
reviewed by Nick D.
Delish kare-kare for Php 125. How cool is that? Kare-kare is tasty even without the bagoong but their bagoong is also to die for. Prepare to order extra rice!...
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Mesa Filipino Moderne
Filipino Tomas Morato
4.5
Not your typical Filipino restaurant
reviewed by Jeffrey I.
I've never been really warm with the idea of dining out on restaurants that offer Filipino dishes, but Mesa is one of the two restaurants that are exceptions (the other being Manam, basically Mesa's cheaper but better counterpart). Their dishes are s...
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Kanin Club
Filipino Diliman
4.0
GOOD
reviewed by Daryll R.
The Sinigang Sinagag is to die for, plus the kilawin, Thai salad, crunchy dinuguan, ensalada and Turon KC were all superb! Except for the waiters --- change them! ...
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Victorino's
Filipino Laging Handa
4.0
Can eat good lunch
reviewed by Gaku N.
I went here as lunch. It was Thursday afternoon and lots of people were there. Atmosphere was nice so it seems good for business meeting over lunch. For menu, there are Filipinos and Pasta, Sandwiches etc. I ordered pasta pescatore. It was a bit oily...
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Cerchio
Filipino Tomas Morato
4.0
When I have a guest, I come here
reviewed by Gaku N.
This is a good Filipino restaurant in Quezon City. It's located one block from Tomas Morato and you could see white stylish restaurant. At there, you can have good Filipino in suitable price. So when I have a guest from Japan, I always come here for...
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Bagneto
Filipino Teacher's Village
4.0
Be Bagnetified!
reviewed by Ra Q.
Bagnet ~ locally called as "chicharon". Usually found in Ilocos, Philippines. Made from pork fat and meat. Fried to perfection.
I have been wanting to try this crispy Bagnet and I have been amazed how they were able to maintain the crispiness to f...
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Tomato Kick
Filipino Tomas Morato
4.0
Sisig_Pasta!
reviewed by Norika I.
Love_their_Sisig_Pasta!_Good_after-work_dinner/drinking_place_...
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Tapsi ni Vivian
Filipino Cubao
4.0
Tapsilog since 1984
reviewed by Ra Q.
They are known for theirl silog meals (SInangag and ITlog paired up with meat, fish or chicken). Originally located in Project 3, Quezon City, this tapsilugan now has 3 branches located in Marikina and QC.
During our visit, I was not able to dine-...
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Limbaga 77 Cafe and Restaurant
Filipino Tomas Morato
4.0
Good venue for Filipino lunch
reviewed by Gaku N.
It's good atmosphere for eating lunch. You can eat Filipino here. ...
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Cucina ni Bunso
Filipino Tomas Morato
4.0
Filipino food with a twist!
reviewed by KC A.
We first had Meliton's Spring Rolls: crisp greens and sweet mango slices. They reminded me of the Vietnamese spring rolls I have tasted before. I prefer vinegar to peanut sauce, though.
For our viands, we had two: kare-kare with pesto and pork bi...
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Mang Inasal
Filipino Cubao
Jay J's
Filipino Novaliches
Pakibalot Panciteria
Filipino Teacher's Village
4.0
After GA hangout place
reviewed by Norika I.
A bit slow because there are many people but the food is great for big groups.
Good for students on a budget.
The best for me is their Buttered Chicken (120 per plate, good for 3 pax)...
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Pamana
Filipino South Triangle
3.9
You can eat Filipino and Hawaiian
reviewed by Gaku N.
Pamana is Filipino restaurant but you can also order Hawaiian menu. Actually, Hawaiian is separate restaurant menu but you can have both. Ambience is nice and you can see many old photos. ...
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Plana's Pantry
Filipino Quezon Ave.
3.4
reviewed by Gaku N.
This restaurant is in Hightop supermarket. I ordered chicken steak (230php including tax) and the taste was ok. Considering the cost effectiveness, I think it's good. ...
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