Marian Zhen

The food was absolutely AMAZING!!! There wasn't much indoor seating but there was no line. The food took a little bit, but it was so worth the wait. Wait staff was so kind. Yes to credit cards. We went on a Saturday at 1:30pm. Will definitely come back.

Christopher B

Came here for dinner tonight I would say probably first time in over two years for sure , hasn’t changed their food is still outstanding to me had their sisig tacos with the pork and lemon mayo, beef nilaga (beef broth with veggies) beef was very tender make sure you ask for patis (fish sauce) and put some not too much over the broth so good! And the beans with squash in coconut milk oh so good too, and lastly beef kaldereta (Filipino beef stew) , we were the last customers of the evening but everything was still so good enjoyed my time their even though it’s been over two years definitely one of the best Filipino restaurants in Queens and in the city!

Bernard Kok

Really wanted Filipino food. Came to lahi for for lumpia, sigsig, Lechon and Ginatang. They sold out the halo halo reserve that if you want it at the end! Friendly staff and just good food. It's a very nice family experience

Kai Huang

The place is small but I still prefer to dine in. The service is great and first time really eating Filipino food I was very impressed. It was so filling from the beef rib soup to the fried fish and pork belly. I recommend this spot!!

Denzi Yishey (Travel_with_Tenzin)

The food was definitely delicious and lived upto its expectation. We went on a weekday for lunch and there was no crowd. The service was good and the food was of small portions but it is good for us as we don’t eat a lot. For others, the portion might be an issue. Will definitely be back to try other items.

alexander valera

The place is very good in terms of the food and the service. The server is very knowledgeable, accommodating and attentive to your needs. This place is highly recommendable , cannot wait to comeback again.

+1

Hope ALM

Ginataang langka & inihaw na liempo - nom nom😍. This Filipino resto is situated next to Kape’t Torta on Queens Blvd, a few blocks off the Grand Ave-Newtown subway stop. If you are thereabouts and hankering to have some comfort food, come by and enjoy. Knocked off a star because the Nilagang Tadyang isnt what I was expecting. Im used to sour-ish Nilaga, but dont take my word for “that” because their other fares will surely comfort your hankering for Pinoy food. Service was quick and painless. There are indoor seating and outdoor ones covered enough that you wont freeze in the cold or swelter in the heat. There is a bathroom customers can use, too😄. Enjoy! Update: we tried the Sisig Tacos and Miki (spelled Mike on the menu😂) Bihon this time. Didnt disappoint. Busog!!!

+3

Emmanuel Ramos

Lahi is conveniently located in Queens Blvd and offers tasty Filipino food. The menu has one of the most diverse option compared to other Filipino restaurants in 69th street. The Pork Sinigang and Oxtail Kare Kare is so rich and tasty. The Pork sisig with garlic rice and egg reminds me of the Philippines. Two complaints: First is that the outside sitting does not have a heater and second is that the white rice was soggy on the day I went there. Overall I will be back and recommend this place.

Amelia

So glad to find another Filipino restaurant in the neighborhood. This place is tiny but service is very good and food was very prompt. We ordered the sisig chicken tacos, tapsilog, tocilog, turon and Halo Halo. My favorite from the whole meal were the sisig tacos. So tasty and flavorful. It's no wonder they are known for it. The tapsilog and tocilog were okay. The tocino meat was abit too fatty and the atchara needed more salt. The turon was good and slighty different in that it was banana paste rather than banana pieces. The Halo Halo was huge and really good. Next time I come back I will try more items in the menu.

+7

Pratik Paddle

We ordered the pork lumpia, pork sisig with garlic rice, and noodles. The lumpia was outstanding. The sisig was good but not the best I've ever had. The noodles weren't that great (too much vinegar). I would come again if in the area but I wouldn't go out of the way to eat here.

Really subpar experience, starting with the service. One of the waiters carelessly tried to serve us one of the dishes, thinking she can get around my water glass without moving anything. Instead, she knocked down my water glass on me, breaking it on the floor. Not a single apology, and to add insult, she barely cleaned the wet area, leaving visibly large wet spots under and around our table. No one came to check on us after to the food arrived. The food was also below average. My Filipino friends, who had not been here in awhile, were pretty embarrassed about how much the quality has changed to worse since they last ate here regularly. We had the Kare-Kare, which was severely lacking in peanut flavoring, the Laing, which they used frozen leaves instead of dried leaves, and Sisig Bangus, which was probably the better dish out of those two but not that much better.