Best Filipino Restaurants in Quezon City

Local Favorites & Hidden Gems

10 Top-Rated Spots

Welcome to Quezon City's Filipino Food Paradise

If you're on the hunt for authentic Filipino restaurants in Quezon City, you're spoiled for choice. This foodie capital is packed with spots where locals gather for comforting Pinoy classics, festive feasts, and flavors that remind you of home. From heritage-style dining to modern Filipino twists, these restaurants are must-visits for your next food trip. We've handpicked 10 local favorites below that stand out in the QC dining scene.

Romulo Café in Quezon City

1. Romulo Café

4.4/5
1064 reviews
₱₱

Lazcano cor., Sct. Tuazon Brgy. Tomas Morato, 32 Sct. Dr. Lazcano St

Open Now
Operating Hours
Monday 11AM-3PM,5-9PM
Tuesday 11AM-3PM,5-9PM
Wednesday 11AM-3PM,5-9PM
Thursday 11AM-3PM,5-9PM
Friday 11AM-3PM,5-9PM
Saturday 11AM-3PM,5-9PM
Sunday 11AM-3PM,5-9PM
Filipino
Takeout Dine-in Wheelchair Accessible Good for Kids High Chairs

Must-try Dishes

  • Kare-kare - Rich peanut sauce stew
  • Crispy pata - Crispy pork knuckle
  • Pancit for sharing - Noodle dishes
Insider Tip

Book ahead for dinner; the prime indoor tables go first on weekends.

What Diners Say

Romulo Café feels like dining in a heritage home—classic recipes plated with polish. Guests love the balance of nostalgia and refinement, making it a favorite for family milestones.

The Frazzled Cook in Quezon City

2. The Frazzled Cook

4.3/5
1391 reviews
₱₱

78 Sct. Gandia St

Closed
Operating Hours
Monday 10AM-10PM
Tuesday 10AM-10PM
Wednesday 10AM-10PM
Thursday 10AM-10PM
Friday 10AM-10PM
Saturday 10AM-10PM
Sunday 10AM-10PM
Filipino
Delivery Takeout Dine-in Wheelchair Accessible Good for Kids Free Wi-Fi High Chairs

Must-try Dishes

  • Crispy pork mains - Crispy pork specialties
  • Rich stews - Hearty stew dishes
  • Hearty pasta-and-rice pairings - Comfort food combinations
Insider Tip

Arrive early evening for easier parking and shorter queues.

What Diners Say

The Frazzled Cook brings homey comfort to Scout Gandia. Diners appreciate the cozy atmosphere and hearty Filipino dishes that feel like home cooking.

Pino Restaurant in Quezon City

3. Pino Restaurant

4.4/5
414 reviews
₱₱

39 Malingap

Closed
Operating Hours
Monday 10AM-10PM
Tuesday 10AM-10PM
Wednesday 10AM-10PM
Thursday 10AM-10PM
Friday 10AM-10PM
Saturday 10AM-10PM
Sunday 10AM-10PM
Filipino
Delivery Takeout Dine-in Wheelchair Accessible Good for Kids Free Wi-Fi

Must-try Dishes

  • Modernized sisig - Contemporary sisig dish
  • Inihaw platters - Grilled meat selections
  • Veggie-forward spins on classics - Vegetable-focused dishes
Insider Tip

Weeknights are calmer—ideal if you want a slower, conversation-friendly meal.

What Diners Say

Pino Restaurant in Malingap offers modern Filipino with a neighborhood vibe. Locals love the contemporary twists on classics and the relaxed atmosphere perfect for barkada dinners.

Gubat QC in Quezon City

4. Gubat QC

4.5/5
955 reviews
₱₱

43 Mayaman

Closed
Operating Hours
Monday Closed
Tuesday 10AM-9PM
Wednesday 10AM-9PM
Thursday 10AM-9PM
Friday 10AM-9PM
Saturday 10AM-9PM
Sunday 10AM-9PM
Filipino
Delivery Takeout Dine-in Good for Kids

Must-try Dishes

  • Grilled meats with rice - Grilled specialties with rice
  • Banana-leaf plates - Traditional banana leaf presentation
  • Fresh vegetable sides - Fresh vegetable accompaniments
Insider Tip

Best enjoyed before sunset; bring a light cover if you're staying late outdoors.

What Diners Say

Gubat QC provides a relaxed, alfresco dining experience. Guests enjoy the laid-back picnic-style atmosphere and fresh grilled meats served on banana leaves.

Lola Ote Restaurant in Quezon City

5. Lola Ote Restaurant

4.5/5
620 reviews
₱₱

24 Sgt. Esguerra Ave

Open Now
Operating Hours
Monday 7AM-10PM
Tuesday 7AM-10PM
Wednesday 7AM-10PM
Thursday 7AM-10PM
Friday 7AM-10PM
Saturday 7AM-10PM
Sunday 7AM-10PM
Filipino
Dine-in Good for Kids

Must-try Dishes

  • Inihaw skewers - Grilled meat skewers
  • Crispy pork mains - Crispy pork dishes
  • Pancit and rice platters - Noodle and rice combinations
Insider Tip

Ideal for groups—order platters to keep costs predictable and portions generous.

What Diners Say

Lola Ote Restaurant is the go-to for lively grill-house energy. Groups love the casual, shareable atmosphere and generous platters that keep costs predictable.

Mesa Tomas Morato in Quezon City

6. Mesa Tomas Morato

4.4/5
561 reviews
₱₱

264 Tomas Morato Avenue, corner Scout Fernandez

Closed
Operating Hours
Monday 11AM-10PM
Tuesday 11AM-10PM
Wednesday 11AM-10PM
Thursday 11AM-10PM
Friday 11AM-11PM
Saturday 11AM-11PM
Sunday 11AM-10PM
Filipino
Delivery Takeout Dine-in Wheelchair Accessible Good for Kids High Chairs

Must-try Dishes

  • Shareable crispy pork - Crispy pork for sharing
  • Tinapa-inspired starters - Smoked fish appetizers
  • Classic stews - Traditional stew dishes
Insider Tip

For big tables, pre-select platters so dishes land together.

What Diners Say

Mesa Tomas Morato brings contemporary Filipino dining to the area. Families appreciate the bright, festive atmosphere and shareable platters that arrive together.

Old Baguio Heritage Cafe and Restaurant in Quezon City

7. Old Baguio Heritage Cafe and Restaurant

4.4/5
349 reviews
₱₱

Old Baguio Heritage Cafe and Restaurant 2F Kalayaan Centrepointe Bldg., Kalayaan Ave, corner V. Luna Ave

Open Now
Operating Hours
Monday 7AM-10PM
Tuesday 7AM-10PM
Wednesday 7AM-10PM
Thursday 7AM-10PM
Friday 7AM-2AM
Saturday 7AM-2AM
Sunday 7AM-12AM
Filipino
Delivery Takeout Dine-in Wheelchair Accessible Good for Kids Free Wi-Fi

Must-try Dishes

  • Hearty silog plates - Rice and egg combinations
  • Grilled specialties - Grilled meat dishes
  • Mountain-inspired comfort food - Baguio-style comfort dishes
Insider Tip

Pair mains with native brews or chocolate for a cozy finish.

What Diners Say

Old Baguio Heritage Cafe offers a warm escape with wood-accented interiors. Diners love the mountain-inspired comfort food and cozy finish with native brews.

Little Quiapo in Quezon City

8. Little Quiapo

4.4/5
1211 reviews
₱₱

89 Malakas St

Open Now
Operating Hours
Monday 7AM-10PM
Tuesday 7AM-10PM
Wednesday 7AM-10PM
Thursday 7AM-10PM
Friday 7AM-10PM
Saturday 7AM-10PM
Sunday 7AM-10PM
Filipino
Takeout Dine-in Wheelchair Accessible Good for Kids High Chairs

Must-try Dishes

  • Pancit - Noodle dishes
  • Crispy pork favorites - Crispy pork selections
  • Halo-halo - Mixed dessert with ice cream
Insider Tip

Lunch fills up fast; off-peak hours mean quicker service.

What Diners Say

Little Quiapo captures classic turo-turo charm on Malakas Street. Locals appreciate the nostalgic, straightforward approach and family-friendly atmosphere.

Provenciano in Quezon City

9. Provenciano

4.0/5
500 reviews
₱₱

Quezon City

Opens tomorrow
Operating Hours
Monday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Filipino
Takeout Dine-in

Must-try Dishes

  • Kare-kare - Rich peanut sauce stew
  • Crispy pata - Crispy pork knuckle
  • Classic halo-halo - Traditional halo-halo dessert
Insider Tip

A favorite for balikbayan guests; book weekends in advance.

What Diners Say

Provenciano on Maginhawa feels like a Sunday family feast. Guests love the heritage Filipino vibe and it's a favorite for bringing balikbayan visitors.

Max's Restaurant Scout Tuason in Quezon City

10. Max's Restaurant Scout Tuason

4.4/5
459 reviews
₱₱

Broadway Avenue, corner 14th St

Open Now
Operating Hours
Monday 7AM-9PM
Tuesday 7AM-9PM
Wednesday 7AM-9PM
Thursday 7AM-9PM
Friday 7AM-10PM
Saturday 7AM-10PM
Sunday 7AM-10PM
Filipino
Delivery Takeout Dine-in Wheelchair Accessible Good for Kids

Must-try Dishes

  • Fried chicken with banana ketchup - Signature fried chicken
  • Lumpiang ubod - Heart of palm spring rolls
  • Pancit canton - Stir-fried noodles
Insider Tip

Ask for sharing sets if you're dining with the whole family.

What Diners Say

Max's Restaurant Scout Tuason is the classic Filipino gathering spot. Families appreciate the consistent, quick service and comforting atmosphere perfect for group dining.

Map of Filipino Restaurants in Quezon City

Frequently Asked Questions

Sisig, kare-kare, crispy pata, inihaw platters, and halo-halo are local favorites across QC.

Yes—Tomas Morato, Timog, and Maginhawa corridors have spots that serve into the night.

Tomas Morato, Maginhawa, Diliman, and the Trinoma/SM North cluster are popular starting points.

Many do—look for vegetable stews, tofu sides, and rice bowl customizations; ask staff for suggestions.

Casual meals range from ₱150–₱300; family-style platters and special mains push higher depending on orders.

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