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Welcome To LUTONG PINOY FILIPINO CUISINE
At Lutong Pinoy Filipino Cuisine, we celebrate the rich flavors and traditions of Filipino seafood dishes right in North Miami Beach. Our story began with a passion for sharing authentic recipes, serving beloved favorites like Chicken Adobo and Pancit Bihon that evoke a sense of home. We pride ourselves on our warm service and community atmosphere, welcoming families and food lovers alike. Each dish is crafted with care, reminiscent of treasured family gatherings. From vibrant Fiesta Plates to vegetarian options, every bite is a journey through Filipino culture, making us a cherished spot for anyone craving comfort and nostalgia. Come savor our culinary heritage!
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Discover Our Menu
Crispy Pata
$29.99Beef Buffalo Soup
$26.00Beef Karekare Stew
$24.00
Whole Daing Na Bangus
$22.99Sinigang Na Hipon Soup
$22.00Tinolang Manok Soup
$20.00
Sinigang Pork Soup
$20.00Bistek Only
$19.99Fiesta Plate bbq
$19.99 About
LUTONG PINOY FILIPINO CUISINE
Welcome to LUTONG PINOY FILIPINO CUISINE, a hidden gem nestled at 17048 W Dixie Hwy, North Miami Beach, FL. This delightful eatery serves up authentic Filipino seafood dishes that promise to transport your taste buds straight to the heart of the Philippines.
Your dining experience here begins with a medley of flavors, highlighted by the renowned Sinigang. You'll find both the Pork and Sinigang Na Hipon options cooked in a signature tangy tamarind broth, accompanied by fresh eggplant, radish, okra, and green beans. Each bowl is a perfect representation of Filipino comfort food, meant to be savored and shared.
- Tinolang Manok: A savory chicken soup with seasonal vegetables, infused with the warmth of ginger.
- Adobo Silog: A classic Filipino dish with simmered pork or chicken served alongside garlic fried rice and perfectly cooked eggs, a must-try for any authentic Filipino experience.
- Highly recommended is the Chicken Sisig—chopped chicken pan-fried to perfection with a medley of flavors, it's a dish that many customers rave about.
The ambiance may be small and intimate, but the heart and soul of this restaurant shine through in its service and the delicious food. Customer reviews consistently highlight the generous portions, fair pricing, and the nostalgic flavors that bring back fond memories of home-cooked meals. One reviewer noted how the pancit bihon and lumpia reminded them of their grandmother's cooking—a true testament to authenticity.
Moreover, LUTONG PINOY FILIPINO CUISINE doesn't just stop at savory meals. They also offer a delightful selection of bubble teas, making it the perfect spot for both food and fun. While parking may be a challenge in the area, the flavor experience is undoubtedly worth the trip.
For anyone searching for genuine Filipino cuisine in the Miami area, LUTONG PINOY FILIPINO CUISINE is a fantastic choice. Whether you're a seasoned lover of Filipino dishes or a curious newcomer, this restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere complemented by traditional flavors you won’t soon forget.
So, come visit and dive into the authentic Filipino experience waiting for you at LUTONG PINOY FILIPINO CUISINE. Your taste buds will thank you!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ EDIT I went today and thought the place was closed down, it was so empty. Im glad they made it through the pandemic but Im sad to see theyre so empty, I wish more of my pinoy would show support. I got a huge portion of pansit bihon and lumpia and they were ridiculously fresh. I waited no more than 10 minutes and it was still piping hot when I got home 30 minutes later and yes, lumpia was still nice and crunchy. I come all the way from Fort Lauderdale just to eat here. Wish I could come more often. This place really takes me back home I couldnt even get a picture of the lumpia, it was just too good to wait. I got bihon pancit chicken and lumpia chicken, both tasted just like my grandmas. The service was fast, the restaurant was clean, and everyone was so friendly. They even offer a ton of different bubble tea flavors. This is certainly going to be one of my new favorite spots. ”
“ I absolutely love this Filipino restaurant! I have family members who are Filipino and I grew up eating many Filipino dishes. Chicken Adobo being my absolute favorite. I was a bit nervous about how it would turn because people have their own style of cooking it and I wanted it to taste very similar to what I was used to! They DID NOT disappoint. To top it off their attitude is so pleasant, kind, open and they were happy for me too! It was a great experience and I loved everything about my experience! I am new to the area and I was not expecting to find such a great Filipino restaurant! I will be a customer for life. Thank you for making my day! I highly recommend this restaurant. The portions were a good size and the price is fair and worth it to spend! ”
“ Parking is difficult in this location but worth it. I had the ToclLog with pork it was tender and sweet. Fried egg on the rice was perfect. The Lumpias had lovely flavor and Pancit Bihon noodles was a very generous portion. Also the service was good. I cant wait to try more. ”
“ Would recommend trying this place. Very small joint. Minimal seating. So order takeout if itll be a busy night. Otherwise they serve traditional home cooked Filipino food. Very tasty. Bubble tea was ok... still looking around Miami for the best bubble tea ”
“ We ordered pork sisig, tortang talong, fresh lumpia, and tinola. The tinola soup was pretty good, the fresh lumpia was kind of unique because it was cooked, and served not. We were satisfied overall. ”
“ The food was delicious and the portions were generous, so much so, we were able to bring some back for our long drive back home 3 hour drive. My only issue was I wish it was bigger, thats why I gave it 4 stars for atmosphere. ”
“ Resto open until 10PM and it was Thursday. We arrived almost closing time but the lady was super nice. Food was great and feel like were in Pinas. Anyway, just check out the picture and you decide. But for me, was worth it. We ordered Sinigang, Bicol Express, Fried Bangus, Liempo, Palabok and Adobo Fried Rice. It was the best. Its like a Mini version of Kamayan or Gerrys Grill Restaurant. Just check it out and be patience because all food is fresh cook so it may take a while. ”
“ First time tried Filipino food, it was so delicious. The chicken and fried fish were my favorite. I was so glad I saved room for Halo Halo. Definitely recommend this place for some authentic filipino food. Will definitely return for more. ”