I love when you walk inside you feel like you might have stepped back in time to a club in New York City back in the days. My dining companion and I opted for the Family Meal which is only $45 a person. It's a great deal and so much food that we both had enough to take home for the following day. The shrimp and pork spring roll was really good and I like that it's served on a green leaf lettuce . The Chili Pan Mee noodles were so flavorful and I really l loved that it had crispy anchovies. Adds a little flair to it. As far as drinks, I highly recommend the cocktail tasting Every special curated cocktail that I had was strong and refreshing. I definitely will be coming back, the music was great, the employees were very nice and the service was impeccable . Great addition to LES. read more

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You know when you're in the city, it's after work and you don't feel like cooking? Of course you do! When I feel like that, I go here. I just always know I'm going to get a great meal, I'm going to get a great vibe and feel relaxed. The music is everything here, my millennial heart is so happy when I'm eating dinner to nostalgic tunes. I think I've probably had everything on this menu. The flavors are incredible, the dishes have their own unique spin to them. 1. Food: you really can't go wrong with any of it. I typically order the sisig, Khao Soi (favorite) and ribs. 2. Environment: super cool, it feels very artsy and the music makes this place feel almost clubby but in a chill way? 3. Service: the staff is always helpful. They ask if you've been there every time. they make great suggestions and they are very quick and efficient. Definitely give this place a try! It's on the pricier end of things but it's worth it. read more

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Final reserve seating 8:45 PM as closing time is listed as 9 PM. Key is to know your order as the chef wants to go home. The cuisine was outstanding. We had the libation flight and the family meal for two. Photos of all we consumed and two out of three libations from the cocktail flight. OUTSTANDING! ***** read more

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Super tasty food and delicious cocktails! This spot offers lip-smacking good small to large plates in a casual setting. Hubs and I went for the "Family Meal" for 2- a good and very filling deal of 2 small plates, 1 big plate, 1 noodle, bottomless rice, and donuts or Jello shots. We also each got a Cocktail Flight of 3 yummy, thoughtful, heady, and full-size drinks. While everything from our order was very good, standouts were the Sizzling Sisig, Chili Pan Mee, and the Coconut Rice. Everything's so good, you'll be oinking and mooing! NOTES/TIPS: *Wheelchair-accessible. *Excellent down-to-earth service. *Menu periodically changes. read more

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So great! Service was impeccable, and the food is absolutely fantastic. I love the ambiance as well - very fun, colorful, a bit loud, with pop music. Favorite dishes include the sizzling sisig, whole fish, and the green papaya salad. While the spareribs fell off the bone, they were a bit chewy, which was an odd paradox. The noodles also could have used a bit more spice. Small thing, but I wish they had a hook for my purse. read more

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Oo this is an interesting spot. I've been wanting to try more Filipino foods in the city, and this was one option and came up a couple times. Came here for brunch and this restaurant is a bit grunge (in an intentional way). The sink is duct-taped, and their expanded seating area in the back is a bit dark and cold (and feels a bit like you're outside?). The restaurant front is a bit hard to find and very unassuming. I ordered the sigsig with garlic rice and also tried the khao soi and pan mee noodles. Everything was super flavorful, but I was a bit disappointed by the portion sizes for the price AND the fact that the sigsig didn't come with rice? It's an extremely salty and overwhelming dish without it, so I highly recommend getting that as a side. My partner really enjoyed the food FWIW. Also tried the cilantro soda out of curiosity and I think it is worth skipping. It's kind of like a sprite with cilantro leaves in it, and not worth it for $9. We were able to make reservations easily and there's a brunch-specific menu on the weekends. It wasn't overwhelmingly busy on a Sunday peak brunch hours but fairly lively. Service was friendly, and food comes out as it's ready (but our food came altogether) read more

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Service was a mixed bag of good and bad, food was just alright and dessert were forgettable. Their NA drinks are better than the actual cocktails. Sisig is worth coming back for but not enough for a full meal. read more

Pig and Khao - Ricotta Donuts, HaloHalo - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

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We did the combo on the day and that was probably the best value for what we got. We also got the drinks combo which was ideal. We got quite a bit of different foods and it wasn't even really busy yet but our food took quite a while to come out after the apps and first couple mains. The ambiance of the place is nice and it's quite unique. However I wasn't very wowed by the flavors of the food. They were all good but just that. I think it does appeal to a lighter taste and would be a good exploration into the cuisine but not really for someone who's familiar in my opinion read more

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Staff was super attentive and nice! The tables are small, so there wasn't enough space to put our 3 dishes on in addition to the water so they removed the water bottle, but kept an eye on us so our cups never got more than half empty. All our dishes came out less than 10 minutes after we ordered, we couldn't believe it! Always one of the perks I believe when a restaurant has a smaller menu. We ordered the pork and shrimp spring rolls, sizzling sisig, khao sai, and a side of coconut rice. We loved that when they brought the dishes to us, they taught us how to eat/enjoy it properly. The space is cute, but tight. You have to squeeze try to get out of your table without bumping the table next to you, which is a small downside and you're close enough to easily hear the conversation next to you. Just things to keep in mind, but the food is super good! read more

Been there for a friend's Birthday party- It is good for bigger groups-They have a reasonalble menu for parties. Place has great vibe and ambiance is nice too- Had a great time- Serving staff is awesome too and they really take care of the party. Food was good. Totally recommend!! We all even got complimentary shots!! Shrimp spring rolls were the best-For party of 20 we had two small plates-one main entree and Noodles with two kind of desserts! read more

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This Thai/Filipino spot on the LES feels like a party, but with flavorful, interesting dishes This Southeast Asian restaurant led by the talented chef Leah Cohen is an excellent pick for a lively meal with friends. Be sure to order the whole fried fish, P&K wings ,Khao Soi, Hainanese Duck and finish with the traditional dessert Turon. What we tried Drinks Fool me twice Sweet and sour cilantro soda Appetizers P&K Chicken wings Shrimp & pork spring rolls Main course Khao soi Whole fried fish Hainanese Duck Desserts Turon Stop by and dine in today Love the spot and the food is super scrumptious read more

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Fantastic food. Big fan of chef Cohen and this spot doesn't disappoint. Big r&b vibes with famous pan Asian type style foods. Ie- sisig, Bo Kho, hainanese duck. Must order... P&k wings We were late with our resy and they were able to move things around and get us seated. Much love to the Pig & Khao crew read more

Pig and Khao - Wall art - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

Food: 4.5/5 | Service: 4.5/5 | Experience: 4.5/5 Seating at least at the front of the restaurant is a bit tight. My party of 2 ordered the sizzling sisig, curried beef skewers, the coco rice, and the Hainanese duck. The sisig was the best thing I had; it was salty, texturally interesting, and tart from the squeeze of lime we put. The skewers were merely ok; I wasn't too impressed by the taste. The rice was creamy and rich and a bit sweet. By the time the duck arrived, we were full, but had to at least try the duck; it was perfectly cooked, beautifully presented, and the portion size was fair for the price. read more

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Wow wow wow I became aware of Chef Leah when she was featured on one of my favorite YT food channels showcasing Filipino cuisine - Erwan Heussaff's Featr. My sister and nephew had dined in once before so this became my last meal in the city on my last night. Since there was 3 of us, I suggested we do the family meal option which got us 2 appetizers, 2 noodle dishes and two big plates. That came with unlimited rice. We started off with the sisig and wings. That sisig disappeared so quickly. It was so damn good. We all paired it with the coconut rice. That rice was so fire I was inhaling it so quickly. The taste of coconut makes you want to keep taking bites. I think I had two bowls. The wings were tasty as evidenced by my fingers covered by the sauce. We then moved on to the two noodz options. Finished with the ribs and whole fish. The sauce with the fish tasted like what my mother used to make. It was sweet. We opted for the donuts to end instead of the jello shots since my nephew is underage. I loved that every dish had a hint of spice as that happens to be my jam since my people are from Bicol. The service was super. Matthew was amazing. He took such great care of us. A couple personal notes. While some people may be bothered by the loud ass music, I loved it as they were blasting 90s hits. I'm sure people saw me grooving. We were seated directly outside the bathroom which was constantly in use. While there was no smell wafting out of it, it got a little annoying that the door was wide open when it wasn't in use. I will however say that whenever a staff member was walking by they would always walk over to close it. But the second someone used it, it would be wide open when they exited. Worth every penny read more

I went here the day after Christmas around 7:30pm. It was 7 adults and two children. The children were under 6 years old. We wanted to do the family style dinner but that's only up to 8 ppl. Because the restaurant counts the amount of ppl at the table, we were one person over and could not do the family style dinner. We were a bit disappointed especially given the children were so young and did not eat anything at dinner. But we just ended up ordering individual meals. The food was good. The service was ok as the waitress seemed to be bothered to be at work. read more

Pig and Khao - Steak - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

I was craving a little Filipino comfort food so I stopped in to Pig and Khao on a rainy day and I'm glad I did! The inside was really cute and definitely a great spot to go for groups or for a date night. The servers were really nice and did ask before ordering if I had any dietary accommodations that needed to be made. I ordered the pork belly adobo and coconut rice. The pork belly was both tender and crispy and full of classic adobo flavors. I loved it paired with coconut rice. I will most definitely be back here with a group so I can try more of the small and large plates. The sinigang shrimp looked so good and I can't wait to try that dish in the future! read more

Pig and Khao - Pork Belly Adobo and Coco Rice - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

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Great brunch spot. Came here with a friend on a Saturday morning a little before 11am and was seated immediately. We started with a Vietnamese Iced Coffee to get our caffeine fix in. We got the Sizzling Corned Beef Hash and Banh Xeo to share, which were both good. Glad we got to try this place! read more

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I was looking forward to trying this spot bc I've heard good things. However, I must've ordered the wrong dish bc my Chili Pan Mee was SALTY. It wasn't even the anchovies, but the pork! I had to ask the staff for some lime to cut through the saltiness. It made it hard for me to finish my bowl. Other than that, the noodles were a good texture and the bowl had just the right amount of spice. Staff were attentive and informed us on how to eat the dishes. Unfortunately, I'm a bit reluctant to come back, as I've had better Filipino, Viet, and Thai food at other spots for the same price point. I'm glad other folks in LES enjoy the spot though. read more

Pig and Khao - Khao Soi (Top) ; Chili Pan Mee (Bottom) - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

The food was hot, meaning heavy on the chili oil. I nearly had a heart attack after eating one of the Laksa dumplings. But then I'm a total wuss when it comes to spicy. My Chili pan mee was decent (pork, noodles, anchovies) but, I have to say, a bit on the greasy side. Nonetheless an enjoyable evening with great service. The staff couldn't have been friendlier. read more

A good spot for a family style meal with interesting flavors and textures! Favorites included the sisig, khao soi, and the sinigang shrimp! 4.5/5 Sinigang Shrimp 4.2/5 Khao Soi 4/5 Sizzling Sisig 3.8/5 Green Papaya Salad 3.5/5 Crab Foo Young 4/5 Coco Rice Drinks 3.8/5 Kentucky Pig 3.5/5 Deliver us from Evil 3/5 Botanist Burial Walked in 7pm on a weeknight with a party of 5 and was seated immediately. Service was on the slower side. Would skip the drinks on my next visit. read more

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Food was pretty good. I enjoyed the noodles. Music is loud but great early 00s hiphop r&b playing. Wait staff was always checking on us. Definitely come for the vibes. The Isaan steak was my favorite read more

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I loved everything about this place! The food, the art, the service. It was all so cozy and delicious and satisfying for both the eyes and the belly. Although it seems like a small establishment from the outside, there was a good number of seating inside once my party and I arrived. We were able to walk-in and they were able to quickly seat our party of 3. The server was very attentive to us and didn't miss a beat with filling our water. The table was a bit small for the 3 of us, but luckily the food came in waves and our server was able to clear plates as the food kept coming. We started off with sharing the shrimp & pork spring rolls and kare kare brisket dumplings. They were awesome starters and brought me back home with its flavors and textures. Then the Hiananese Duck & Khao Soi came out and OMG these dishes exceeded my expectations! The duck was perfectly seasoned and just melted. It complimented itself well with the crispy rice underneath. The curry in the Khao Soi had just the right amount of kick. We also ordered the coco rice and its sweetness balanced well with everything else. We made sure to clear every single dish and enjoyed every minute of it! read more

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"Fancy Filipino" I'm in the minority but this isn't my favorite place. There are so many authentic Filipino restaurants, especially downtown and in Queens that many people haven't tried, I'm not sure this is best introduction. What's to cheer - unique take on Filipino food - Cool layout and perfect for a big crowd especially in their back area What's to jeer - Pricey - Some of the dishes would be better left as traditional - Staff could be more amiable read more

I am definitely the last person in my Yelp friend group to try this spot out as everyone else has mentioned this restaurant multiple times. Well, it's finally off of my bookmark list and may be my first time trying Filipino cuisine, which I was pretty excited about. Came in on a Sunday afternoon with no reservation. All of the tables were taken, so I was seated at the chef's counter and got to take in all of the action in the kitchen. This ultimately helped me decide what I wanted to get as I waiting for my late friend to arrive. We bother ended up ordering the Sizzling Sisig ($18) and split a cup of Garlic Rice ($5). Sizzling Sisig (Filipino Crispy Pork with Eggs), apparently a drinking snack, uses the meat from the pig's head as the menu states. They do add chili so there's a nice kick to it. I think popping the egg as soon as the food arrives is the move. Mix in some of the Garlic Rice and it's a fantastic meal. I think it's a bit on the salty side, so the rice helps dilutes that taste. Squeeze the lime that comes with the dish to add some acidity. Overall I enjoyed it. Service is a bit rude. There were comments and remarks made that probably should have been kept to themselves. And it wasn't just one waiter, it was two. So...idk if it's a Filipino thing or they're just rude. read more

Pig and Khao - Sizzling Sisig - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

Came here on a rainy Wednesday night. I was the first diner. Service was great. Food was delicious. The sisig hit the spot on a cold night. The pork bits were perfectly crispy. The green papaya salad was great, refreshing and light. Love the wallpaper of Philippine stamps. read more

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I came here as a party for 10 on a Saturday night. I had to make a reservation through their website, fill out a contract, leave a credit card and our party had to do the prix fixe family style. We ordered the green papaya salad, the sizzling sisig, khao soi, belly chon, rice (jasmine and coconut), ricotta donuts and halo halo Fair warning, I can tolerate a tiny bit of spiciness. The green papaya salad, sizzling sisig and khao soi are all pretty spicy (khao soi being the most spicy). All of the flavors are so good though so the spiciness did not stop me from eating it and just sweating through it. The bellychon had really great crispy skin, very fatty and I loved that it came with the three sauces (pineapple, spiced vinegar and liver sauce) that we can put on ourselves. My one critique is that they didn't give enough bellychon. They say they portion it out to the amount of people but it seemed like they provided less for the main entree. Most of us slowed down so that that we could save room for the pork belly, but there was significantly less of it than anything else. For all the appetizers, we got four plates. The bellychon we only got two plates. The ricotta donuts are served warm and the kalamansi custard is a perfect citrus dipping addition Our servers were so nice and very attentive We were seated in the back room/patio and when the room was filled, you couldn't tell that it was a patio, but as it emptied, it did get a little cold. They do have heaters, but it didn't spread too well to our friends in the back corner. read more

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I came here a couple of times the past two years as it's a place where large groups of 6 can come and it's very family style and located in the lower east side so it's super convenient to go to and then go somewhere afterwards. I tried dinner a year ago and then brunch this year and the food isn't very memorable. I think it's quite salty for my taste but lack of unique flavor. The idea of the restaurant is neat - fusion of Filipino and Thai but I guess I prefer them separate. Their mimosas for their bottomless brunch is quite weak and while it doesn't range to super sugary, it did get me wondering when I was going to feel buzzed. They didn't ask us which one we wanted as a pitcher but they just placed a random mango pitcher on the table for us so they don't have to keep pouring but I felt bad asking to try the guava when there's already a mimosa pitcher on the table. My friend always gets the Sisig as this one is one of the better dishes of the restaurant (you must order your rice separate for these orders) and I got the Khao Soi this time. My khao soi was quite salty although noodle texture was fine, I felt like there wasn't enough flavor for me, just salt. Some other friends got the papaya salad, longanisa with egg, steak with eggs and I thought the portion for the longanisa and steak was really small for the price of what you pay ($18) and also didn't include any veggies and almost just felt like a protein plate but very small amount of meat. Everything was quite average and while we didn't have a bad experience nothing was good enough to write home. read more

Pig and Khao - Top left- longanisa and eggs, top right- Sizzling Sisig Middle left - khao soi, middle righr, papaya salad Bottom- steak and eggs - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

In the city and meeting friends for dinner for. Fun evening and this was the perfect start. We wanted some awesome food but nothing too snooty. The vibe in the place was everything banging 90's and early 2000's rap and we were in heaven with the awesome drinks and food. First off it's nearly impossible to find khao soi on a Thai menu so if you've never had it try this place for sure it's such a unique dish and they do it pretty good! We ordered like half the menu so it was so hard to tell what was best but everything hit as hard as the music so it was easy to say everything was best!! I was enjoying the food so much I didn't even take good pics. This place really was for all ages there were groups of college kids, families with young kids and us middle agers. Oh and the staff was crazy friendly and in such cool chill moods and lots of people checked on us and brought us food drinks and took orders. It was fun interacting with so many great people. It really felt like being on an island vibes type place. Needless to say .. GOOOOOOO NOW!! Not photos is the papaya salad and the khao soi and the green beans. Def must gets !!! read more

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Food was yum but a little pricey for what we got. Really loved the khao soi and halo halo!! Halo halo is now one of my top 5 favorite desserts, it's not too sweet and here, they give a huge portion! Service was good! Staff was friendly and food came out so quickly. Inside is very cool, decor was fun and unique! (You have to use their restroom) Music was also so freaking good, perfect for weekend nights out! Fyi- their menu is pretty small! read more

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Kind of on a side street and easy to miss if you're not looking for it. Such a gem though, the atmosphere and servers are welcoming. There's some space to sit in front of the cooks which was cool to watch them make our dishes. We ordered the sigsig & the khao soi and one other dish but i'm not too sure of the name. But all we're delicious and hit the spot. Definitely on the hearty side of things but perfect for colder days. read more

Pig and Khao - Sizzling Sisig Khao Soi - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

Group of my friends made reservation for dinner and sat us in the back of the restaurant since we had a bigger group. This place has a small dining area so I would suggest making reservation for a big party. Our servers were super nice and attentive,answered all the questions we had regarding the dish. We ordered brussel sprouts with fish type sauce that tastes amazing it has this umami flavor to it.We also ordered pork belly adobo that comes with egg that you are to mix in to the sauce. The pork belly was crispy and juicy and we ate it with jasmine rice. We did try coco rice (a little too sweet for me tho). Kare Kare skewers was good. Sinigang shrimp was also a favorite (this is a little to spicy for me but flavor is good). Sisig was good. For dessert we had fried banana with ice cream which has a bit of cinammon twist to it, we liked it. If you eat here know that you will get fusion flavor and you won't get an authentic taste of the dish but nonetheless the place is good and worth trying. read more

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I was super excited to try Pig and Khao after reading raving reviews online. Located in LES, this spot gives more hole in the wall type vibes and features both a front and back dining room. I believe the back is a patio in the summer. As for food, we started off with the sisig. We thought this dish was so so and could've been more flavorful. Then we ordered the chicken khao soi. This dish barely contained any chicken and we overall thought was also just kind of mid. As for mains we ordered the crispy fish which was our favorite of the night. This was a large portion and smothered in a yummy curry sauce. The Hainanese duck was also yummy - tender and paired with a crispy sauce. Overall, the food wasn't bad but not knock my socks off. They also close pretty early so do take note of that! read more

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The cuisine is a blend of Filipino and Thai flavors. The vibe is lit - they play good music and the workers are fun. The decor is unique and they have pigs everywhere, hence the name. I came here with a large group around brunch time and we had a reservation. I believe you have to make a reservation because they get really busy. Our group was so big that we decided to split in half and order dishes to share. I would recommend getting 4-5 dishes to share per group of 4 people. Each group ordered the green papaya salad, sizzling sisig, chili pan mee, khao soi, and garlic fried rice. Keep in mind that the rice was just a small side but it was a good amount for 4 people to share and eat with the sisig. Each dish was sooo good, but the flavors were a bit off from the authentic dish. I didn't expect it to taste authentic though. The papaya salad was refreshing and salty. The sisig was crispy and savory. The chili pan mee was savory and had real anchovies in it that added a salty touch. The khao soi was soupy and crispy, but eat it fast before the crispy gets soggy. The garlic fried rice was decent but not garlicky enough, and for some reason this took the longest to come out; I think they forgot about it. Out of all these dishes, the chili pan mee was my favorite. I left here feeling full, but not fully satisfied. Like I said, something was a bit off with the flavors. However I would come back to try the other dishes if I'm in the area. read more

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I came here for my anniversary dinner, which I was excited about since I love fusion food. Pig and Khao takes dishes inspired from Thailand and Phillipines, which bring a lot of flavor into the food. The space is pretty small, but we came early on a Sunday so it didn't feel too crowded. To start off, we got the Cocktail Tasting ($30), which is a great deal for three cocktails. I loved that 2 out of 3 drinks were whiskey-based since that's our favorite too. It was nice to pair with all the food dishes ending with the Smoke After Eating, which was nice and strong. It was nice that the waitress asked if we had allergies and then went through the entire menu pinpointing which ones had shrimp in it for us. For food, we ended up ordering the Sizzling Sisig ($18) with Jasmine Rice ($4), Boat Noodle Soup ($23), and Hainanese Duck ($49). The sizzling sisig was super crispy and flavorful, which definitely needed the rice to balance the saltiness. This was both of our favorite dish of the night. The boat noodle was comforting and the duck was tender --both delicious options. Of course we ended it with the Halo Halo ($12) for dessert and a coffee for the boyfriend. The halo halo was the perfect dessert and I enjoyed all the element in there. The ube ice cream and flan were sweet, but balanced well with the coconut milk and ice. I was so stuffed, but didn't want to stop eating this. While all the food was yummy, it wasn't super unique. I didn't see the fusion in them rather that they were elevated versions of the original dishes from the respective countries. But I would definitely come back to try the other dishes and get the cocktail tasting again! read more

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Great little spot with a lovely and personable staff. Chef - so lucky to have tasted her food!! I was visiting and had 4 people recommend this spot. Waiter - helpful and personable. Food - plenty of flavor!! Coffee - Epic. read more

Wow, what an amazing restaurant! Came here a handful of times and every time has been just as amazing. You can tell the owner has thought out every aspect of all her dishes. I think the way to go is to book a bar seating to watch the chefs cook! Must get: - Hainanese Duck - Papaya Salad - Sizzling Sisig read more

Pig and Khao - Sisig - Filipino Near Me - New York, New York

Make reservations!! Our group of 4 was luckily able to snag a table walking in on a Wednesday night but they were packed. The food smelled SO GOOD the moment we walked in. We ordered: - Sizzling Sisig - Hainanese Duck - Fried Brussels - Fried pork belly dish (limited quantity per day) Everything was delicious and had so much flavor. The sisig was a bit too salty for us, but the rice helped. Duck was perfectly cooked, one of my favorite dishes. The limited pork belly dish (we got one of the last 2) was so tender and skin was crunchy - yum! Everyone liked their drinks too, and service was friendly. read more

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Stopped in 30 minutes before close and was pleasantly surprised to be welcomed and immediately seated. We were told up front what items were no longer available given the time of the night. We still managed to try the Pork Belly Adobo, the Shrimp Sinigang and the chili pan mee noodle dish. Everything was delicious! I particularly enjoyed the adobo and the shrimp. I would consider those two a must. Everything is shareable and side dishes are priced separately. Although cozy, it's a fun vibe and perfect for gathering with friends. read more

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My first Filipino food experience in nyc. Came here on a Saturday evening, was able to get bar seating without a resy. Here is my ranking of the dishes. We got 3 small plates and one large plate + side of coco rice and it was more than enough food! My fave of the night was the hainanese duck AND YOU HAVE TO GET THE INFAMOUS P&K COCO RICE. Apparently ppl come here just to get the rice. It's super fluffy with a hint of sweet coco taste. 0. Coco rice- (5/5) MUST GET. Never had coco rice before and this is nothing like I've ever tasted before 1. Hainanese duck with duck fat rice- (5/5) very juicy and flavorful and probably one of the best ducks I've had compared to many other French style ducks which are usually more on the bland side. 2. Pork belly adobo- (4/5) one of their most popular small plates. Sauce was on point and pork belly was juicy and tender. 3. Papaya salad- (3.5/5) not as spicy as your typical Thai style papaya salad, but it was very refreshing 4. Sizzling sisig- (1/5) this was their most popular dish, and unfortunately it was WAYY too salty :/ I'm Chinese which means I can handle salty food Pretty well, since a lot of Chinese food is salty, but this takes salty to another level even the sweet coco rice couldn't balance it. This honestly kinda tastes like over salted bacon pieces....not a fan :/ read more

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I was a little suspicious when there were no Asian chefs in their open kitchen. Sure, I get that everything in Manhattan is expensive due to inflation, but these southeast asian fusion dishes are terrible. Most of the dishes like the sisig and sliders didn't properly showcase the taste of pork. Instead, they tasted burnt and overly oily. Maybe fried rice is different in other Asian cuisine, but to me these chefs did not use day old rice in their garlic fried rice to properly absorb the oil. It tasted soggy and flavorless. In terms of sharing the dishes, good luck. The sliders only have 2, and it was very fatty. The banh xeo was a mess if you tried to cut it. Maybe if they had them in bite sizes it would be better. Not crazy about papaya salad in general but the people that ordered it said it normally doesn't have so much cilantro and mint. read more

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