Lutong Pinoy Filipino Cuisine
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About Lutong Pinoy Filipino Cuisine
Family-owned Filipino restaurant since 2013, the founding location behind [[Kalye Eats by Lutong Pinoy]] and [[KANTO Asian Street Food by Lutong Pinoy]]. Features a karaoke stage, sari-sari store, and 50+ scratch-made dishes daily — lechon, silog plates, noodle soups, fiesta plates.
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- Slow-Roasted Lechon
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