Great Philippine food vendors in yellow green market. They located on other side of building. You can see they grilling the pig in-front of the store. You can have the sample to try before you order. We got Lechon and garlic rice. The garlic rice is flavorful with smell everywhere. Taste good. The Lechon is crispy and moist. I like the crispy skin. The meal comes with side salad. The clerk is very friendly. Food quantity is good for a person. read more

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The first time I had ever been to Lutong Pinoy was with my Filipino friend. They made sure that we placed the proper order and even ate in the traditional Filipino way, which is with your hands. It was an incredible experience, but it's been a few years since I've been back. As we walked in, from a appearance perspective, very little has changed. You can tell that this is definitely a hole in the wall, but the countless patrons that came in and out, spoke to the quality of the place. Pleasantly surprised to see, that there was a new rebranding happening. Now as far as the food, the star dish was the Kare-Kare and of course the Halo Halo. I guess you can say I like anything that said twice. read more

Lutong Pinoy - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

I had a really good experience eating here. The food was hot, fresh, and delicious. It's not really a fancy place but it's reasonably priced and there is a nice menu variety. I loved the Sago Gulamon as it was my first time trying it. We were the only ones there for lunch but as we left, a young family came in. There's limited seating but service was good. Staff were respectful and professional. If I'm ever back in the area and looking to have more Filipino food, this spot is good. Parking is limited with the market right next door though. We didn't have issues but noticed there were few open spots. read more

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I love Filipino food and have been meaning to check this place out for a while. They were one of the vendors set up at last weekend's Smorgasburg outdoor food festival. They had a shorter wait time than the other vendors, and the Lechon sisig looked delicious photos so I was excited to get to the front of the line. To my dismay, when I got there, they were out of garlic, rice, a staple in Filipino cuisine, and the best Paul. Even so I try to get the white rice and it was decent. They could have made it a little more crispy, but the flavors were there. It was a little bit overpriced in my opinion for the amount of food specifically meat that you get, but this is typical in Miami. I would definitely come back and try some other things on the menu at the actual storefront. read more

Lutong Pinoy - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

Super tasty filipino food at super reasonable prices! The place is small but everything about it screams family run, homestyle, comfort food. You'll find a pretty extensive menu of all sorts of classic flipino meals, from adobo and lechon and lumpia to an assortment of soups, stewed meats or fish, and even a "boodle fight" (family style communal feast) if you want to bring a large group! We've been here twice, the first time we got chicken adobo which was so simple but perfectly cooked with tender juicy chunks of chicken in a savory vinegary garlicky sauce that goes perfectly with white rice. The sisig as expected had a good savory, salty, peppery, oniony flavor that stood up to the vinegar kick that you expect from a nice sisig. The next time we came back I tried the pancit with lumpia, the pancit was a bit plain but still satisfying and the lumpia were crispy and meaty. The halo halo is made to order with generous portions of red beans, ube, jello, and all sorts of other goodies. We were a bit disappointed they didnt have chicken bbq skewer and I think were out of a number of other dishes even though it was in the middle of weekend lunch time, but I guess that just means we have to come back! read more

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The food deserves a five, but giving it a four because the place needs a little TLC. I had the Kare Kare. It was tasty, with delectable bok choy. I would go back and order do take out. read more

This was my first time there and I was really excited to finally have some Filipino food but I was disappointed. The sutanghong that I ordered lacked flavor and salt. It did not taste like what it was supposed to and I've had authentic Filipino food cooked by a Filipina grandma herself. I also tried the lumpia which was not bad. The place is very quaint and small and it's a mum and pop shop so the waitress was quite old school and used the notebook to calculate the costs of the meals. Maybe the other plates were better but mine was definitely a no go. read more

I love Lutong Pinoy Restaurant. I always go there when I crave for Filipino food. I tried almost everything and they're all good. Great food, friendly staff and great service, you will feel at home in this place. read more

Lutong Pinoy - Bangus Silog. Fried Milkfish with Garlic Rice and Fried Egg - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

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Stopped by for the Halo Halo since I had a dessert craving and wanted something more unique than just plain ice cream or cookies. Tasted very home style, like your grandma whipped it up in her kitchen. Can't say no to that! Next time I stop by, I'm definitely going to try the savory food. read more

Lutong Pinoy - Halo Halo - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

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TLDR: Homemade Filipino food! Bbq Silog: their bbq marinade is in the sweet side. This silog comes with two eggs as well. Sisig silog: let some of the rice/pork stick a little for some crispy bits ;) Milkfish: definitely my favorite thing. Fried SO well that I was eating all the bones too. Super easy to eat if you're not used to eating whole fish too as the meat comes right up. Service: super sweet and fast. Ambiance: just a little hole in the wall for a casual meal. Misc: plenty of parking outside! read more

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Larry S. and I had some errands to run in the area, so we picked out a few possible spots for lunch. I was most intrigued by this place as neither of us has ever eaten Filipino cuisine before. First of all, the strip mall that it's located in could just be food hall. I mean, there are a few non food-related storefronts, but it's mostly hole-in-the-wall restaurants. Latin American, burgers, shwarma, Vietnamese, Filipino, Italian. One of the best parts about living in the USA is the wealth of other country's cuisines being so readily available. And embarrassment of culinary riches! OK, on to the food. There was one effusively friendly woman behind the counter, and she also was preparing food items, so we had plenty of time to browse the menu. Larry had checked out the menu online ahead of time and was eyeing the "Fiesta Plate". He asked the woman a bunch of questions about a few other items and upon her recommendation went with the Fiesta. He picked BBQ pork as the meat. Other options were adobo pork or chicken, or fried chicken. After much mental dithering, I picked the Kalabasa - green beans and pumpkin in coconut milk with a side of white rice (note that on the website it states it contains pork, but in the restaurant it does not, and you can also order garlic rice or brown rice). The food was ready fairly quickly and it looked absolutely fabulous! The Fiesta plate came with two skewers of pork, two spring rolls, a noodle salad, rice and shrimp crackers. I sampled a shrimp cracker and some of the noodles... delicious! The kalabasa was heaven! The pumpkin chunks were savory and al dente and the green beans provided a nice crunch. The coconut milk sauce was rich and satisfying. I took home about half of the meal to savor later. A few things keeping it from being 5-stars. It's not fine dining at all! The interior is tiny and quite warm (and coming from me, that's saying a lot as I am part reptile and can find a way to be cold inside of a sauna!). Both Larry and I found hairs in our food... NBD for me as I will eat off the floor in my not particularly clean home, and when I find something interesting lurking in the back of my fridge, I will cut the mold away and eat it anyway, but YMMV. Larry also thought the pork was extremely fatty and would order a different meat to bring to the Fiesta next time. And speaking of next time... we cannot wait to return to try the Halo Halo dessert. We were too full this time, but it will be ordered on a return visit! read more

Lutong Pinoy - Fiesta platter, a party for your mouth - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

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Flavorful food, step above south Jersey and Philly area Philippines food. Small inside with several tables. Was not busy when we were there around 150pm. Friendly wait staff. I'd go here again when in the area, took a 40 min drive from Miami Beach to get here, was worth it. read more

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Really enjoy Filipino food and this is my go-to take-out spot for it. This location is small with a handful of dine-in tables. Parking is almost non-existent in this small yet busy plaza. Some cars park on the grassy sidewalk or in the shopping plaza across street. I've gotten lucky and found a parking spot each time. A MUST ORDER: Pork Lumpia Lechon Kawali Also super delish: Special Fried Rice Pork Sisig Bistek Haven't visited yet but they have another location in Pembroke Pines. read more

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It is a bit pricey for quantity and flavour but grateful to have Pinoy food in Miami. The people were very nice and friendly. read more

Craving filipino comfort food today, came in with my daughter. Super friendly service, and very satisfying rice dishes! My girl told me "the bbq sticks are always good here!" read more

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Amazing! Amazing! I wish I got to try more things from here!! Chicken lumpia is crispy and juicy! Sisig was the best! The place is pretty quiet and parking lot is small but I believe they have additional parking somewhere else. But I would recommend this tiny place. read more

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This is a small but cozy restaurant located in a strip mall in North Miami Beach. It has a small Filipino groceries section. I am obsessed with their tinolang manok soup. I have had it both at their restaurant and delivered via Uber Eats. No matter where you eat it, the portion they give you is huge. It's full of big pieces of chicken, spinach, green papaya, and ginger. It's perfect for when you're feeling under the weather. read more

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I visit a ramen shop quite frequently. So frequently in fact that some of the staff know me and I know them. Well, Jade, a Filipino waitress from said ramen shop, and I, spoke about Filipino food one day and this restaurant popped up in conversation. Prior to this outing, I had never tried Filipino food. I had, however, heard of this restaurant, so it was only a matter of time until I visited, especially considering I had had heard good things. Well, we went randomly for dinner one night and it was a wise decision. Going in, you realize that this restaurant is small. I mean, yes, they have ample parking, but their lot seems constricted somehow. The restaurant itself is a take-out counter (and believe me, we saw plenty of take-out orders leaving) and maybe five or six tables. We weren't sure how this place worked, but apparently it's table service, so seat yourself and wait to be attended. The lady we had was genuine Filipino and quite nice, making recommendations. We needed up sharing an order of dumplings, as our original choice of adobo spring rolls were done for the day. They had turkey ones, but meh, we aren't turkey fans. Both of us ordered the pork sisig and both of us asked for extra spice. Have to say that whenever I see Jade I'll tell her she was right about suggesting this dish to me. It was so flavorful. It was also quite heavy and one meal made three meals for me. What can I say? I enjoy meat, but I can only eat so much of it. I will happily return. My only thing is I need to get a salad or some vegetables next time. I felt this was a carnivore's dream, but admittedly I'm pretty close to being a herbivore. Oops! read more

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A vistor of the area and after a long day of travel, was looking for a warm-hearty meal that encapsulated my culture. Stumbled upon this restaurant after researching Filipino cusine on Yelp and I can confidently say my family and I are extremely satisfied by the meal and the service we recieved! Restaurant was clean and cold (which was nice to beat the Florida heat). Servings were very generous for what you pay for and Tito who served us was pleasantly kind--honoring the Philippine hospitality. Would definitely reccomend to any Filipinos looking for a taste of the Philippines and any individual looking to try Filipino food! Would come back! read more

I wish I would have been able to review this place sooner. This review is from December 2019. Me and my girlpren were visitin my mom and wanted to show her some pilipino food. I was very excited to find this place so close to her house! This place is the closest you will get in this area to traditional cuisine! We had made reservations so we could make sure there was a place to sit, the place is a little small and we wanted to enjoy the food there. We ordered the lumpia, Pancit, sinagan, some wings, shrimp, and adobo. It was all bery good :) Also try the halo halo it's amazing if you love sweet dessert. They also do a traditional kamayan meal, it's great for any celebration! All the Tito's and kuyas were very friendly here. It was a very welcoming place. My pilipino girlpren approves of this place, support local food! read more

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This restaurant t offers authentic Filipino cuisine at a reasonable price. So far I have tried pan cit canton, lumpia, and pork bbq. Absolutely delicious. Next time I plan to try their snapper. I highly recommend visiting this place in North Miami Beach. read more

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I was truly excited to try Filipino food. I was a little disappointed that some of the things listed on the menu where no longer offered. They do have a big new. We ordered many things because we wanted to try the food. My absolute favorite was the jasmin garlic fried rice, delicious. It had a few green onions on top that completed the dish. The Adobo pork had great reviews and so did the Lumpias. I tried both. I agree with the positive reviews. It's a must try. It is good. I would recommend to get the 12 piece. It is mixture between vegetables and meat Lumpias. The deep fried pork belly, grilled BBQ chicken skewers, fried tilapia, and I think it was blood sausages where good too and the portions where a good size. They had a picture of a dessert that looked so delicious. It was called Halo Halo. It was like a frappuccino with a scoop of purple creamy icecream. The purple icecream was good. It also had coconut, jellies, beans, sweet potatoes, corn, flan and other things at the bottom. It was good diferent. My brain could not compute this was dessert because of the beans and sweet potatoes. It was not for me. The restaurant is small. It is more of a place to pick up. They have tables but is tight. I also had something that was not in the menu but it was good. They call it Spanish bread. It was a soft bread topped with sugar. I liked it. read more

Lutong Pinoy - Dessert - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

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Really a taste of Filipino Cuisine. Will definitely enjoy the food while watching pinoy tv shows. A MUST try: Lechon Belly, Kare-Kare, Crispy Pork Sisig, Lechon Kawali, Barbecue, Pinakbet, Pancit Bihon, the silogs, Kutsinta, Halayang Ube at Biko. 4 suggestions I have: 1. They should remove all the foods on the counter and completely rely on the menu. It'll look more appealing and neat. If they want to showcase food on the counter, it should be the lechon alone. That'll be the 1st thing the people will notice when they walk in, and it's a good thing! 2. Way too many menu. Way too many selections. They should cut down the dishes they serve, so they can focus more on the tastes. Other dishes that aren't Filipino I think shouldn't be in the menu; there's a reason why it's called "Filipino Cuisine". It also makes the menu confusing. 3. Hours of operation should be nicely printed in the entrance door, not in a bond paper that's taped on the window. 4. Too many posters on the window outside and the Lutong Pinoy sign doesn't light up at night, so it's kinda hard to find the place at night especially for the people who will come to this place for the first time. Other than that, it's all good. The crew is amazing and fun. The service is great! read more

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Real authentic Filipino food you can find in North Miami. The staff is so kind and the price of their dishes is very reasonable. My favorite dish is lumpia Tapsilog and I always come back for their fried chicken! I love the new vibe in here and it's a nice peaceful place. read more

The food here is incredible! The service is genuine and they make sure that you are truly enjoying your experience as you step into a mini taste of Philippines! The ambiance makes you feel like you are truly somewhere outside of the states. Some of my favorite dishes here that you MUST TRY: lemongrass chicken, sisig, lumpia veggie rolls. Dessert: cassava cake!!! Sapin sapin! Suman. Overall 15/10! Love it here. And they have a cute snack section. read more

First time having Filipino food that's in a restaurant. Prior to this my experience with Filipino food was at my friend's house. An older, nice lady promptly took my order. The food came out relatively slow but I expected it, as all our foods were made to order. We ordered lumpia, fresh lumpia, tapsilog & tofu silog. Everything was reasonably priced and very tasty. I will definitely return the next time I'm in the area. read more

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I'm writing this in a mild food coma after getting takeout from here for #YelpsBigNightIn. They're on Ubereats and DoorDash, so ordering is very easy. The hardest part for me was deciding what to order, especially since I was unfamiliar with the names and I couldn't tell what the dishes looked like (a lot of photos here, as attempting to be helpful as they are, were unlabeled...). I ended up ordering the Fiesta Plate Lechon Kawali and Pork BBQ Skewers. I got a notification that my order was ready to pick up within 20 minutes, and I understood why when I got there. The restaurant is more of a takeout main place, especially with these times when the tables have been put aside leaving 3 tables around. Prepared dishes are in a glass case at the front counter. I got my order, which was still very warm, and got on my way immediately. The one thing they forgot in my order were utensils, but the food smelled amazing and ultimately tasted amazing. And huge in amounts. The Fiesta Plate is comprised of the main meat (Lechon Kawali, or fried pork belly), white rice, two small egg rolls and Pancit Bihon, or thin rice noodles stir fried with carrots, cabbage, green onions and chicken. This dish on its own was meat tastic, because you see, not only was there tender chicken thigh meat in the pancit, but also ground chicken in the egg rolls. And then the lechon. The pork belly was in crispy cubes of wonder. The brown dipping sauce it came with was fire. Questionable appearing but had full savory flavor. The Pancit Bihon was a little heavily soy seasoned but luckily I love that soy flavor. I could eat these rice noodles everrry day. The egg rolls were delightful crispy nibblers, great with the sweet chili sauce it came with. And I don't usually like sweet sauce! This all came with airy prawn crackers, which I thought were store bought but were freshly made because they came in a separate box with oil coming off of them. The BBQ Pork Skewers were as incredible as I hoped they would be. Tender, smoked flavor, covered from head to skewer with non sweet, full bodied sauce that I'd want to put on a whole lot of things. It's pretty clear that meat, particularly pork, is their strong suit. I live super close by this place so I know I need to return to try the other items on the menu! I'm kind of excited that I have leftovers to enjoy later. You can also order at the restaurant directly to go, so you should stop by also! read more

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Husband and I went out of our way to make it here during our trip in Miami and it was worth every bit! The halo halo is hard to beat and the food was packed with flavor! So great to enjoy authentic Filipino food. read more

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This place gets a big "meh" WTF. On one hand, I ate some of the most delicious lechòn on the planet; sweet, roasted garlicky goodness. The kind of flavor that brings me back to a restaurant over & over again. On the other hand, the two vegetable dishes I got bordered on inedible. Their version on lo mein was over cooked and had a mushy boiled potato swimming in its non-descript salty sauce. The Pinakbet was downright awful. The shrimp paste couldn't cover the textures created by vegetables that could have easily been puréed with just a few flicks of my fork. Does the Philippine nation have a bunch of people without teeth? This dish, and the lo mein for that matter, were sooooo badly prepared and awful, it knocked the deliciousness of the lechòn right out of my mouth. Tried to stay a little healthier and get some veggie dishes. Should have gone off the wagon and had me some fried chicken. You almost can't go wrong with Filipino fried chicken. read more

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I love to try new things , especially when they are delicious! Filipino food is such Comfort food , just giving off such a family vibe . Like your at your friends house for family dinner and they make amazing food ! The aromatic smells flowing through the air are sure to capture your flavor receptors in the brain ! Such a Interesting combination of flavors . I smell Like a Hybrid of Indian and Chinese and Spanish spices all of the best ones ! @HungryBeardBelly read more

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2nd time at this restaurant and just as good as before. On this go around we opted to do the Boodle Fight platter.. after being inspired by a friend who sent us pics from her family Kamayan style feast in LA. It hit the spot! The meal came with a rich peanut based soup, rice, eggrolls, grilled tilapia, pork chops, Filipino style fried chicken , roasted egg plant, and more.. all served on banana leaves. Everything was delicious. Our server was great and very helpful. He also mentioned that next time we return we have options to switched out the different food items to further customize our platter to our taste.. SAY NO MORE!! OVERALL A GREAT EXPERIENCE! Recommend you give it a try! read more

Lutong Pinoy - Boodle fight platter.. btwn 3 ppl , but so much food we couldn't finish it - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

I'm sorry but I love my Filipinos, idk what it is or if they were having an off day. We came here cause it was in my list of Filipino spots in Miami to hit up, but we ordered Pork Sinigang, Chicken Tinola and Beef Kare Kare to go so we could eat it in our hotel after a long day of boating on the bay. All we can say is the Taro boba was the best thing. First, I was upset to find after a 30 min drive back to our hotel that they didn't give us rice. I called and they said it's no longer offered with meals.. I hung up and didn't ask anymore... idk if they just don't make it? Idk but why would I order all this food and not want rice? Was it a cost thing? I'm from out of town. I don't have a rice cooker which I wish I brought it. But I've been to Filipino restaurants that do this, only difference is they ask if I want rice and advise it's extra. And that woulda been fine, I'd pay it and I'm sure they'd make money if they offered it every time because not everyone would be local. Now I originally wanted to try their taho I saw in IG, but after how the food was we never went back.. maybe next time we visit Florida I'll try again, but I really wish it was better. read more

Fresh and authentic Filipino food! This place is a hidden gem. From the adobo to the pancit to the halo halo, you can tell they take pride and effort in making it delicious. Very large portions too. Highly recommend this place! read more

Lutong Pinoy - Chicken Adobo Meal - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

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Love this little family owned restaurant ingredients are fresh and your order is also made fresh to order. I definitely recommend to try the sisig and halo halo. And eat the halo halo first so you can enjoy the dessert as much as you can since it's ice and ice cream then eat dinner after. read more

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CUSTOMER SERVICE: When we walked in, every table was being used. The waiter always kept us updated as to when how long the wait is and just letting us know that we would be seated soon. FOOD: We ordered the Sisig, and Adobo. I've had better Adobo and Sisig but It was alright. I would just order out. The setting was a chill, local setting. I wouldn't really come back to this place unless I'm craving some Filipino food and I'm too lazy to cook. read more

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Growing up in a Filipino household, I am very familiar with the Filipino dishes and the language. This place was in a plaza and it was decorated with the menu on the windows. I saw that it was rated 4/5 stars so I decided to try it. It is very authentic Filipinos cooking at this restaurant. I decided to order the Lechon belly (pork belly) with garlic rice and a side of pork Lumpia. The service was pretty fast. When the rice came out it smelled delicious. As I take my 1st bite I realize that the rice is over done and crunchy which I m not a fan of. The Lechon came with mang Tomas sauce which is a brown sauce with a vinegar taste. The Lechon was not flavored very well and the skin was very crunchy as if it was sitting for a moment. It was very hard to eat. The lumpia was pretty good which 6 came with the order. The pricing is high, customer service was not great and the food was ok. I was just looking for a better overall experience. I may give it another try at a different location. read more

Lutong Pinoy - Lechon belly, garlic rice, pork lumpia - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

Menu filled with soooo many choices. Plenty of hot plates and different drinks. Four dishes ordered with a family of four. 15 minutes later food came out super fresh and on Sizzling plates all at the same time. Pleased and Happy to find a local food place. read more

I came here around 4:30pm with my classmates so the party was about 9 ppl. We were able to easily find enough tables for all of us. I got the sisig which comes with a side of rice and it was pretty good. It came out sizzling with an egg freshly plopped on top. It wasn't over salted which is where most places go wrong with this dish. The only thing I would say about this dish is that it had way too much ginger. However my friend who is Filipino loved it and didn't mind the ginger that much. She also ordered a soup with pork broth and it was DELICIOUS!! I definitely will be coming back to try their other dishes. This place is a seat yourself setting, and you grab your own menu and order at the cashier. They'll bring the food to you and the lady working there is so cute and friendly ! They accept card here as well. I had such a blast here with my classmates because we just ate our food and talked for a while and were never interrupted. read more

Lutong Pinoy - Filipino Near Me - North Miami Beach, Florida

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We had to order take out, no outdoor seatings. We ordered: pinakbet, shrimp kare kare, lechon, palabok, garlic rice, sapin sapin and all really delicious! Authentic Filipino food. Fish balls was ok. The shrimp kare kare was the best I've ever had! Such a hidden gem and must try. read more

Really excited to see a Filipino restaurant opening up. I enjoy Filipino food but there aren't too many of them in Miami. For those unfamiliar with the cuisine (not that I am an expert) it has influence from Chinese and Spanish cooking. A word of warning: the food is usually served at room temperature. In fact there are stories of house guests feeling offended when their Filipino hosts offer them cold "leftover". Keep that in mind. There is a turo-turo counter where you can order from the steam table. The dishes are written on the board as well. You can also order from the menu board, and the food will be prepared to order in the kitchen. If you like your food at a higher temperature, you may prefer to order from there, especially dishes like mami (soup noodle) or pansit (stir-fried noodle, chow mien). You will likely find adobo, the most famous Filipino dish of chicken or pork stewed in sweet soy sauce and other spices. My favorite is kare kare, beef tripe in peanut butter sauce (I would love it if Lutong goes heavier on peanut buttery). Chances are the menu will sound very foreign to you. Don't worry, owner Alberto and his staff are happy to have newcomers trying out their cuisine and are very patient in explaining everything to you, or giving you samples to try. Alberto let me sample some shrimp paste to mix into the dish. It's DELICIOUS!! For dessert, halo halo is a shaved ice sundae with layers of beans, jellos and milk. An extra star for bringing diversity to the neighborhood, and offering free wifi. read more