Ninos Lamesita - Adelaide

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FOOD: pork hock main with halo halo desert. Pork crispy on outside, moist tender and tasty on inside. Halo halo was refreshing and enjoyable, it's the only one I've ever had, can't compare. Food was quick to come out. SERVICE: it's pretty clear that have a lot of pride in their business, from the food and service. They have service down pat. AMBIENCE : big prints on the wall, pot plants, chilled music. Very comfortable setting.

Probably the only decent Filipino restaurant out there in Adelaide. Nino's Lamesita is both combination of modern cuisine/Filipino oriental cuisine. Based from my experience, most food that they sell to people are improvised in a way to stay up in the competition. Plating, decoration and taste are all essentials to a restaurant food to succeed which I have witnessed from Nino's Lamesita. (Make sure: that if you are keen to try Filipino dishes, go at night time for the reason that it's only available for dinner time only). Overall, the whole place is amazing and no wonder it survived for this long unlike other Filipino restaurants in Adelaide. ????Must try(s) : Halo- Halo *Filipino dessert ????Positive: Great Range of Food/Choices. service is excellent and the people are welcoming. ????Negative: Filipino Dishes( majority ) are only available at night time.

I went to Niño's on a very rainy evening with several friends while on a quick visit from Melbourne. The restaurant is very inviting, with its bright and colourful interior. The staff were very friendly and attentive, and offered helpful advice on what to order. We were informed that it was $10 cocktail night. Amazing. They were delicious, with a tropical twist, and very expertly made. We ordered a variety of dishes to share between the four of us, and they were well presented and really yummy. The accompanying sauces matched perfectly, and the meat was perfectly cooked and melted in the mouth. I was so impressed with this little restaurant. It was definitely a highlight of my trip to Adelaide, and I could not recommend it enough.

Really great food at this Filipino restaurant. We had the crispy pork hock which was so tasty! The duck adobo was awesome too. I think the only thing missing was garlic rice, which we always love to have. For dessert we had halo halo. So yummy!