Sizzling pork jowl and green lip abalone sisig.
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It’s already hard to get a booking but is this shmick new Filipino restaurant worth the hype?

This Filipino newcomer is fancier,and perhaps even more ambitious,than Serai.

  • Besha Rodell

‘A little bit tacky’:Why Sydney’s inner west is flocking to this kitschy,colourful Filipino spot

Purple soft-serve,hearty Filipino breakfasts and takeaway milk bun brekkie rolls are customer favourites at Tita modern carinderia.

  • Lenny Ann Low
The bones of the 1860s building remain,softened by creative touches.

Hotly anticipated Filipino restaurant Askal brings something new and exciting to the table

The two-level CBD restaurant has some of Melbourne’s top hospitality talent behind it.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Lechon,stuffed with fragrant lemongrass and spice,is a sound rendition of a classic.
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Print Hall’s modern Asian bar and restaurant returns with a strong Filipino flavour and a deep drinks focus

Apple Daily’s opening head chef Sonny de Ocampo is back and taking things very,very personal.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Askal’s team (L-R):Michael Mabuti,Carlos Consunji,John Rivera,Ralph Libo-on,Denver Ugot

Melbourne’s Filipino food scene gathers steam with multi-level Askal restaurant opening soon in CBD

Get ready for three levels of Filipino food and cocktails,including savoury doughnuts and a flan made to grandma’s recipe.

  • Emma Breheny
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Chicken inasal (marinated,coal-roasted chicken thighs) is a kaleidoscope of concentrated flavour.
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‘A kaleidoscope of flavour’:Takam leads the pack as the Filipino food trend finally takes off

Tables for Takam’s Saturday night-only tasting menu are booked out at least a month in advance,but you can pop in for a Pinoy-style brunch or lunch.

  • Callan Boys