Lumpia Avenue

We ordered the pork adobo, pancit, and lumpia. Highly recommend the desserts, too! Great food! Friendly service. Felt like home.

My family came in to try the new Filipino place, Lumpia Ave. So of course we had to try the namesake. The Lumpia was crispy and very flavorful. My spouse said she was a connoisseur of Lechon Kawali, her favorite dish. She said it was the best she had! The gulay and langka dish made me think of home. You like sisig? My niece requested extra spicy and they did not disappoint. My sister and nephew had the all-day breakfast—Tapsilog and Corned Beef-silog. The aroma reminded me of college days, pulling an all-nighter studying and grabbing Tapsi early in the morning. Oh yeah, we will be coming back… this time for halo-halo and buko pandan!

Lumpia’s are on point, delicious! But I would be careful of how many times you use your oil…people like me have a very discriminatory pallet and I can tell if you’ve fried too many items in the oil.

I really love their food. Nobody cooks like my mom but this place comes close! If you like Filipino food you will love this place too.

Ate here with the family. For a small space, the atmosphere was lovely. My son really ate a lot of pancit. The halo halo drink was big and delicious

It’s a cozy little spot near the Omart so there’s plenty of parking space. I had the menudo with rice and pancit. I enjoy the dishes that are easy to wolf down and this one did not disappoint

The best Filipino food I had while being stationed here. Worth going and trying out. Definitely missing out if you don’t go.

The best lumpia around!!! Food is amazing, service is spot on. I would highly recommend you check this place out!!!