Filigrillz 
Units 1-28, Hackney Bridge Echo Building, E Bay Ln, London E15 2SJ, UK
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Food is insanely great! Grilled chicken is tender and FULL of flavour with generous portion. Definitely will return!!!!
I like Filipino food very much and I don't eat it enough. For some reason they don't advertise spot they have in central, near Piccadilly, there is a food court there with more than few spots. Friendly and quick service. Food was very good, massive portion too. That twist they do, with meat being sweet and not spicy was a suprise first time but I enjoyed and now I've got craving for Filipino food more often. It's super simple, but as we know simple food is usually the best: only few ingredients, part of culture and country, you can't go wrong. Also they always do those extremaly fresh and crunchy salads, simple again, lettuce, gherkin. My only complain would be there wasn't enough meat, or maybe it's me and my gluttony. There is sitting area as well, some trees so you get a shade too in hot weather. Can't go wrong, cheers guys! Edit: Visited again and I think it was even better. Some of the bone was so soft I was able to eat it, not only bone marrow. Shows you how long it’s getting cooked.
one word to describe Filigrillz: MASARAPPP 🔥🔥🔥 ate here during the Boiler Room London event, and the grilled chicken and BBQ pork belly are gasssss! the marinade is SO delicious paired with rice and their toppings! such kind employees with an amazing sense of humor, who work so hard to make delicious food. THANK YOU for bringing the love for Filipino food and a taste of home to London! eat here and you won’t regret it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Very delicious Filipino food truck store. I would recommend people to come here if you love your pork meat! Although I didn’t know they had a combo of pork and meat meal together. I just realised after I paid they had that gangsta menu. However the staff was nice to give me a few pieces to try to get a flavour taste of it. I absolutely loved the pork juiciness and the flavours and spices in there. They added some chill oil, fried onion flakes and also sesame seed which blend well with the dish. The Java rice was something different too that I think has done its justice! Overall this is definitely a nice place to come for some authentic Filipino food!
Was so happy to stumble upon this Filipino food stall in Victoria Park Sunday Market. I got the Notorious P.I.G Adobo and it was delicious! The meat was perfectly tender. Also loved the pickled veggie salad that came with it although not traditional. Definitely a must try if you’re at the Sunday market!