Lutong Pinoy 2 Filipino Cuisine

This restaurant is just as bad as the other Lutong Pinoy in North Miami. My wife said let you try and I was right. First the fresh lumps. The vegetables are a uniform cut and the vegetables are hard. Then the tocino they charge $13.99 is a small piece of pork swimming on a very sweet sauce. The Longganisa is four small pieces for $10.99 was bad and old pig sausage. The sisig is almost grounded on chopped pork and overcooked comes with a overcooked egg that should be supposed to be runny. The Pansit guisado is also badly costed. They also fried the bangus, so we only ate the belly of it. The Taho we paid $42 dollars for four orders was overly sweet and the silk tofu on it is old and has a bad to taste. We are from Miami, so we drove about an hour to this location on Pembroke Pines, hoping that her Lutong Pinoy 2 restaurant is better than her Lutong Pinoy restaurant here in North Miami, but it's so bad. Don't even waste your time in this restaurant.

Cooked to order Filipino food! My student and I visited a few days ago and this is definitely the place for some house made Filipino dishes. The other location in North Miami is just as good.

This place brings me home. This industry is better than the North miami branch. It's got a karaoke and they'll let you sing every day, just ask. The Halo Halo is goooooood! You also have a mini kitchen inside so you can buy your favorite Filipino snacks.

Was the feeling for a few Filipino food last night and this place not disappointed! ordered the Pansit Bihon with chicken, bbq chicken kewers, chicken lumps, turon and ube ice, and Calamansi. Yum yum yum! Probably the best lumps I've ever had and paired it well with the Thai sauce. The lady was beautiful. Can't wait to go back and maybe try some of the snacks they have on the display.

Love this spot! The portions are good size. The adobo is awesome!! We love the lumpia and Gyoza. If you love Filipino food you won't be disappointed. They also have a mini grocery store. Must try!!!