This Filipino restaurant is lacking of flavour. From the normal Filipino food In Philippines…read more I ordered Milk fish (Bangus) £10+ that's is soak with vinegar and garlic for few hours before you fried them and black pudding stew common to Filipino as Dinuguan £10+. The stew is flavourless or lacking of flavour. For the price of the fish should be deboned already. Trying to removed a lot of fish bone and it's a turn off that I'm a bit afraid to choke with the fish bones. Ambiance of the restaurant: wine glass and white table cloths on the table that they trying to make an upperclass restaurant. But the end of the day. The food quality is more important. Should consider the quality of food before everything else

Hubby and I visited this restaurant after visiting the British Museum nearby. We even got to see…read morethe FSU London campus on the walk over from the museum :). Tucked away on Charlotte, this family restaurant offers authentic Filipino food to central London since 1996. Coming from Atlanta where there is no Filipino restaurants (fusion and food court stalls do not count!), we always take the opportunity to eat filipino food if it is available in the city we are visiting. Any restaurant is better than none at all! We visited at a weird time so it was relatively quiet. Therefore I got to sit at the table by the window and service felt very special/ private. It was like we had rented the whole restaurant to ourselves. The waiter (son of the restaurant) spent the whole time catering to us -salamat po! He was extremely kind and knowledgeable. He provided much care and attention from the beginning to the end of our visit here. He provided us the local asian newspaper and even when we left offered to help us with instructions to get to places to we wanted to visit. I believe mother was cooking in the kitchen (I saw her once at the beginning) and dad was cleaning the pictures/looking for something to do. Next time I am going to ask him to join us to eat and chat! lol. As I was mentioning before that whenever we get a chance to eat filipino food, that means ordering ever possible dish we can fit into our two bellies lol. Here is what we ordered: *Keep in mind I know that this place cannot compare to food from the Philippines but its freaking good to someone who lives where there is not 1 Filipino restaurant! 1. Red horse - My husbands necessity- no happy horse ^-^ 2. Lechon- Fresh, hot, and crispy. So good! We had leftovers and I packed them up as a snack for my husband later during the day. So many people later on asked me what delicious food I had hidden in my bag and I told them Lechon from here :). Huge portion. 3. Chicken Adobo- Rich sauce and refreshing soft chicken. Just what we needed to gain some energy back as a tourists who were walking.....A LOT! 4. Pork Sisig - I was surprised to find this bar/street food here, but I am glad they have it! OMG TO DIE FOR! Deep, bold flavor and texture. Spicy and savory. 5. Halo Halo - A must... period... end of discussion! Get it! Everything was delicious. And yes, we ate all of it in one sitting except for some of the Lechon. Not bad between 2 people :). I highly recommend!

Got some pinoy foods in London! The sinigang, palabok, pares…read moreand gatang gulay... all sooo good! Plus choices of drinks like sago at gulaman, calamansi juice. We enjoyed everything here. The server is cool and funny.

I wasn't imagining myself dining in a Filipino restaurant in London of all places. After a days…read moretour of UNESCO sites around England, we were famished. Our bus stop was walking distance to Little Manila in Earl's Court, so off we went. A couple in our party of six had promising reviews of this resto which led to our consensus for dinner. We were sat in the upper area and I immediately noticed the Philippines inspired art adorning the walls. I just got the steaming Arroz Caldo (chicken & rice porridge) as it felt right for that night's chilly weather. The group ordered comfort food like Inihaw na Liempo (grilled pork belly), Inihaw na Manok (barbecue chicken), Sinigang Na Sugpo (prawn in sour broth), Lechon Kawali (deep-fried pork belly) and Sizzling Sisig (tasted and smelled like the ones in Manila during the 80's). Food amazingly exceeded my expectations. Service was to be expected of Filipinos, funny & exceptional. No wonder this tiny eatery has been existing since the it's inception in the 90's.

Only a few blocks away from the hordes teeming from Olympia exists your Philippine oasis. You'll…read moreneed the exercise given the overwhelming choices and generous portions to try. For the more leisurely visit, start with sea bream ceviche or go the vegan route Vegetable Lumpia (has nuts). As it was lunch for me, I began with an Ube Latte to drink which was tasty, but you could go for weeks trying various teas: Lemon Verbena, Turmeric Chai, Paradise Punch. And that's only a launching point to the World Beers and Handcrafted Cocktails portion of the menu. The more adventurous will try Batangas Bad Boy (10 year Talisker) or Boracay Dreams (rum, Malibu, coconut cream). But I needed to have a productive second-half of the day, so next time for those. On to the main course. I normally would be all over the "all-time favorite" Pork Hock, but as it was later in the travel week I opted for sea bass. It was a solid choice. The pandan leaf wrap locked in the moisture and flavor, and the soy lime dressing was definitely not for the faint of spicy-heart without adding rice. The noodles looked excellent at the table nearby, picking between chicken, shrimp, vegan, even sardines. Since I needed to be awake for some meetings, dessert wasn't an option this time, but the Banana Turon fritters would fit the bill nicely. Service was friendly and prompt, while still allowing time to dwell and savor. I'll schedule a return on a Friday to enjoy tapas "journey of Filipino flavours".

Hello my foodie followers! Today's food destination is Romulo Cafe in London. This place was…read morerecommended by one of our flight attendants, so we had to try it. My friends ordered the Crispy Pata, Sea Bass, and Spring Chicken Adobo. Now, being the herbivore of the group I ordered the roasted butternut squash relleno - a healthy vegan masterpiece. As far as libations, , I sipped on the tropical delight of the pina colada mocktail, Clei strutted his stuff with the exquisite Ube Martini, Jorge went for a classic beer, and Jerry enjoyed a glass of wine. To wrap up our flavor-filled escapade, we shared the calamarsi lime tart, and Maja Blanca. I didn't care for the Maja Blanca, but the calamansi tart was delish. Service was good, and the vibe was fabulous. Overall, I give it 5 stars.

The portions were good size and delicious, and definitely would go back…read more Service was excellent, and the young man was very attentive. Small intimate, loved the music.

Well received although not all items on the menu were available, but what we did eat was greatread more

Of the few amazing supermarkets on the foodie gem that is Hogarth Rd, this is one of the…read morefriendliest. It saddens me how little personal interest people take in food, so when I was last in this shop and a staff member queried what I planned to make with my ingredients, I was thrilled. Beyond that she offered me tips and suggestions, and said we could talk more next time I was in. The focus on ingredients is mainly Filipino, with a selection of both freshly made sweet and savoury street style dishes to take home.

It was great! I stopped by to pick up some ingredients because I was cooking for a dinner party at…read moremy friend's place. I'm Singaporean living in the US, I was visiting London and wanted to make some signature Singaporean dishes. I even picked up a pandan cake that was very much like how it's made back home! They had pretty much all the ingredients I needed and I was very happy while walking around there looking at everything they had to offer. Also the roasted duck and BBQ pork in the restaurant section looked very good but I haven't tried it. Very clean supermarket with a vast selection of Asian ingredients. Enjoyed the experience. I will be back!

Wing Yip is the extensive Chinese supermarket. Stock up on everything from froZen dimsum to fresh…read morefish and meat. As it caters to all the restaurants in the area goods also come in wholesale quantities. Plenty of parking. If you want to eat there's a main restaurant. Go in by the exterior entrance and tell the staff how many you are - turnaround is swift as it's something like a 200 cover place. Menu is extensive, food is great. There's also a cafe between this and the supermarket, more limited menu but just as good.

Right across from the West Ham United Boleyn Grounds Stadium and down a side street off of "Match…read moreDay Carpark A" you will find a jewel. I ate here with many friends several times and everyone loved it. 10, 11, 12, and 14 year old picky eaters loved it and wanted to go back. The adults were happy with the pricing value and the delicious food. Great family restaurant. The "Crispy Pata" and the crispy pork belly are addictive and they are worth the trip. The kids and adults liked the buffet. The kids also liked noodles and fried rice. All together yummy!

Everything was fantastic. Nice way to warm up on a chilly, rainy afternoon…read more All the courses we ordered came out nicely spaced out and evenly paced- good service. Definitely try this place out

Last time i was super impressed with the wagyu donburi, but decided to go for their classic oxtail…read moreramen this time. However, was kind of disappointed that it wasn't oxtail off the bone meat, but rather a oxtail kind of paste that had the same texture as tuna? The broth was still good, but was not a fan of how the oxtail was presented.

I had my first curry in Jolibee and it was not bad at all, it was buttery and chicken was crispy…read moreand has chopped vegetables. I would definitely come and try again in London. Service was quick.

Can you PLEASE make sure the tables are clean and have the flies are dealt with please thanks!read more

3 food 4 service…read moreTuro- turo style is when there are trays of food choices and you pick from those. At the time we went though, most of what we liked were finished so we settled on just 2 combos: rice with menudo and bicol express; added 50 pence for some broth. Their cooking is more on the sweet side though and the bicol express was missing the spiciness which we were expecting. We also ordered from the menu but found out they were out of milkfish and pork bbq. Got fried tilapia,lumpiang shanghai (pork rolls) 4 medium rolls per order and lechon kawali,(crunchy fried pork) which had chicharron-like skin so we left satisfied.

Service is very slow and you have to go in and order and pay.....?!'@....................read more