Lolo & Lola

The food was great. I found the restaurant via google Maps Looking for Filipino Restaurant an hour before the Kitchen Closes. My husband got flustered with how long it took for the food to be served. BUT food was served really fancy, full of flavor. The ambiance is good and the people are very warm and hospitable. I would definitely still come back if we ever come to visit Vienna again.

It was my best dining experience this month. Amazing food, unbelievably good flavors, very kind waiter (give this man a raise!😁), and cute atmosphere. Definitely gonna go back and taste the rest of the menu.

Traveling for two weeks in EU, i found myself craving for Filipino food. Lolo and Lola saved the day. I had siomai (beef and prawns) and sizzling sisig made of pork belly, served with rice. What a wonderful find in the center of Vienna. Tables were filled with non-Filipinos and it’s amazing to watch them nod in appreciation of every bite. It may be fusion Filipino cuisine, but there’s the heart of authentic Filipino from every touch point- from the hello to the goodbye. Find them in Vienna on your next visit!

The food was absolutely delicious, and one of the owners who served me was incredibly kind and welcoming. If you love Filipino cuisine or are curious to discover it, this is the perfect place to go!

This place is just amazing.. The server had a smile, the atmosphere was cozy and the chef's hand had magic. The lunch box was amazing and the silken tofu dessert was spectacular! If you are in Vienna visiting or are a local you must definitely visit. Unfortunately it was so amazing we ate and forgot to take pictures 😀

After a long day of exploring the city… all i am craving for is comfort food and in lolo & lola, i found just that. The clean, nice and cozy place gave such a homie vibe. Staff was so wonderful and always serves you with a smile….. the food? Its fire!!🔥🔥🔥 I had the sizzling sisig ( pork belly, egg and chili) served in garlic rice and i had calamansi juice ( citrus drink.. like lemonade).. food wasnt overpowering nor bland.. it was just right.. just how your lolo or lola ( grandpa &grandma) use to make… definitely must try if you're in Vienna. Gordon Ramsey said “ Filipino Food is like the Sleeping Beauty of Asia”

‘Fusion’ and ‘Filipino’ must not be used by this restaurant. The food that I ate was neither fusion nor Filipino. I believe the food is the result of somebody trying to learn how to cook Filipino but ended up creating something terribly off. I got one of the lunch specials (Giniling). It is so bland and has some ingredients put in there that do not belong in a passable Giniling. The champorado it came with was not champorado. The taste is so off, it’s embarrassing they have Filipino advertised on the logo. (To think that Champorado is an easy food to create) As for the soup it came with, if that was some fusion of something they came up with, it’s terrible. Had a few sips of it, and said to myself ‘no, no, no.’ It’s bad that I wouldn’t wish it to be on somebody’s bowl. I love Filipino food and I do like to support Filipino eateries, but this one was very disappointing. I have to mention also, the customer service, what might have been displayed was Vienna welcoming but for someone coming from the Americas, it was also disappointing. The person who led us in the restaurant seems to only want people to come in and eat, but not come in, eat, and enjoy; there’s a big difference there. The person cannot communicate well with the customers and it’s not about the language, it’s about hospitality (just not hospitable).

It was first time eating Filipino food, but I got this recommendation from one and wanted to try it out. The staff is very friendly and the food I tried was very good overall. I was positively surprised about the Sticky Rice dessert, as I‘m usually not into desserts at all. But this one was super delicious! The restaurant itself is rather small, so it can get crowded and warm quickly. But definitely a good place to have dinner.