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How we read reviews →Highett's beloved Filipino cafe serving authentic adobo, tapa silogs and halo-halo.
Warm, cosy neighbourhood cafe with a family-run feel that welcomes newcomers to Filipino food.
Dual English and Filipino menus, everything cooked on-site, fresh juices, and owners who personally greet regulars on the street.
Very strong. traditional dishes like adobo, sisig, dinuguan, bagnet and tocino are named repeatedly, with a dual-language menu reinforcing authenticity.
Strong value. reviewers call sharing plates "more than enough for two" and prices affordable for generous portions.
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