Kusina Ni Lodi

I’ve been seeing this restaurant around for a long time but was always a bit skeptical about trying it whenever I’m in Milan. No offense, but the place looks small and not very fancy for dining in, which held me back. One day I got sick and was craving some Pinoy noodles, then I found out they sell them here. I decided to give it a try and was pleasantly surprised. Their cooking style is very similar to my mom’s, which for me is the best compliment. It’s rare to find really good Filipino food abroad, and I’d say this is the closest to the real thing. To confirm it wasn’t just a one-time thing, I came back the very next day to try their pork BBQ and isaw, and I was amazed that those were great too. The pork BBQ was a bit tough, probably because it was rushed, but the flavor was still amazing. The only downside is that they don’t do deliveries. Overall, this place is truly a Filipino gem and definitely worth visiting.

Everyone should try this place out. Really good filipino food at a great price. My wife loved her si sig that she got. I loved the special lomi and I felt as if my Lola cooked it up for me. I asked for fried garlic and the waitress got it right away. Super friendly staff and quality food.

Just moved to this neighborhood, I found a great Filipino restaurant near my house. I think it’s a family restaurant, the chef is probably famous enough as I saw some articles about him on the wall. The girls there were so fun, they were vibing to the music, sometimes they forgot our ordered dishes but I don’t mind. The food is authentic, the cool thing is they have the BBQ intestines which other Filipino restaurants hardly have. Hope they can add bulalo soup to the menu.