Top Restaurants in Las Pinas
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- 1. Saint Joseph Church
- 2. Evia Lifestyle Center
- 3. Mary Immaculate Parish - Nature Church
- 4. The Bamboo Organ and Museum Ttour
- 5. Bounce Philippines
- 6. Santuario de San Ezekiel Moreno
- 7. SM Southmall Bowling
- 8. Robinsons Place
- 9. Lock and Load Firearms and Indoor Shooting Range
- 10. Mick'z Angels Rezto Bar
Luzon, Philippines Food Guide: 10 Filipino food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Las Pinas
Discover Restaurants offering the best Filipino food in Las Pinas, Luzon, Philippines including Skillets and Grill, Mang Raul's Barbeque, Max's Restaurant, Razon's Las Pinas, Cecile's Bermuda Country Restaurant, Bojangles Grill & Gym, Mesa Filipino Moderne, TGI Friday's, Kuya J, Eduardo's Peri Peri Flame Grilled Chicken - SM Southmall
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10. Eduardo's Peri Peri Flame Grilled Chicken - SM Southmall
Overall Ratings
3 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By JavaMama58
The place is located along the food street inside the Southmall SM. So we came here while on a shopping stop. We ordered a Super Smashed combo (it has bacon and fries and drink) and the Black Smashed Combo (the bread is a very dark colored bun) and they say the use blank angus beef. The burgers were a perfect size. Not too huge or overwhelming. We were positively surprised and would come back for more. The prices were very reasonable.
9. Kuya J
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By paisley_road
The go-to-place for pinoy delicacies. They Actually surprised me w/ new takes on regional and local dishes. my fave is the bagnet kare-kare dish and their inadobong kangkong
8. TGI Friday's
Reviewed By J T
The staff: - at the entry, they seemed not friendly and didn't immediately provide the answer for a simple question "how many are waiting" - the manager was visible and visited our table to ask how's our food. The waiting staff were attentive and seemed friendlier - there was a staff that suddenly talked loudly at my back which practically startled us.- I am a little concerned on the utensils (fork and knife). It seemed that they just wiped them with a wet towel and let it dry themselves that you could see the spots and even a thumb print. I never used the knife but I still wiped it with a tissue paper myself.The ambiance: - tables are arranged well, but due to being a little crowded that night, there were diners seating that almost blocked the way going to the washroom. - 2 floors; if there's no queue, you may opt to be seated upstairs. If you wish to be seated immediately, pick the bar seats. - overall cleanliness is good, except for a single fly that I saw flying around. The food: - Ordered chicken fingers: the fries were a little saltier, liked the coleslaw on the side, and the chicken is tender but lacks some spices, but it's good. Also had Cajun shrimp pasta, this is the first time I tasted this and I fell in love. If ever I dine here again, I will not let the chance pass without tasting this food again.
7. Mesa Filipino Moderne
Overall Ratings
3 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Pogslondon
Great ambience! Lovely service! Delicious food! We had the inihaw platter for 6 and we still had left overs! The star dish was the pomelo salad, very refreshing and great crunchy texture! Unfortunately, the bagoong fried rice did not live up to expectations!
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6. Bojangles Grill & Gym
Reviewed By NicOnique
Tried this bar suggestion by my friends. Celebrated my birthday eve and it was a blast!! Amazing food choices and the quality is really really good. My frinds love the chicken skin, which I was not able to try since they finished everything.haha. pansit is really good as well. Very affordable. They just need to add longer table for groups, but the nippa hut concept is fantastic, good for small groups.
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5. Cecile's Bermuda Country Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Faithy18
When i was a kid whenever i feel hungry and there is no food at home i go to Cecile's to eat. That gave me comfort during my teens. Now that im an adult, i go to Cecile's for party and events. The ambiance is old school and the food is consistent. Very accommodating staff too.
4. Razon's Las Pinas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By yokoramos
So glad that this famous local specialty restaurant is now serving my familyâs all-time favourite â Fried Chicken. And itâs the perfect fried chicken that we love. Not breaded. With totally crispy skin and the meat is tender and juicy!After being away for quite sometime, itâs also comforting that the cute bite size white puto taste exactly like yesterday. 5 stars for good service, good food and the wonderful memories!
3. Max's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By mckenzim1322
Ate at Max's for my last meal in the Philippines - Great for all of the non vegans in the group- tons of food choices and very reasonably priced.
2. Mang Raul's Barbeque
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By wrussle
This is where you can eat the best bbq in south! Pork bbq,pork intestine, chicken intestine and pig ears are my favorite. They cleaned and cooked their bbq very well that' s why you don't need to hesitate to try out those. The best part of their bbq is their signature sauce that you couldn't find or buy anywhere. I will recommend this place to my foreign friends when they're going to visit Philippines.
1. Skillets and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By AguE_13
Skillets and Grill is a neighborhood restaurant inside a subdivision, BF Resort Village. the mood is so casual, it's almost as if the diners didn't even bother to change to leave the house. and the food and mood is just that - home-cooked meals. parking may be a problem during high-traffic days, but if you're willing to walk a few steps there is ample parking on a nearby parking lot.
