`Filipino cuisine`

New Filipino Regional Dishes, Chocolate Collab, and Blizzard Sorbetes Treats

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According to a Philstar Food and Leisure article published on August 18, 2026, restaurants and food brands in Metro Manila are introducing new Filipino regional dishes, a chocolate collaboration, and a trio of Blizzard Sorbetes treats this August. These offerings celebrate the diversity and richness of Filipino cuisine during the month. For Quezon City residents who enjoy Filipino food, this roundup highlights fresh, limited-time options to try without traveling far. It also shows how local restaurants and brands are keeping regional flavors and Filipino dessert traditions alive. Interested diners should check the Philstar Food and Leisure article for the specific restaurants, branches, and availability dates of each dish and treat. Since these are seasonal August offerings, availability may vary by outlet and items could sell out quickly.

Chef Tatung Sarthou Opens Personal Restaurant Serving Heirloom Dishes

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Chef Tatung Sarthou has opened a new restaurant bearing his name, where he serves heirloom dishes that showcase traditional Filipino cuisine. The exact location and opening date have not been disclosed, but the restaurant is expected to be in Metro Manila. For Quezon City residents, this is a notable addition to the local food scene, offering a unique dining experience with traditional Filipino heirloom recipes. It is especially relevant to food enthusiasts and helps preserve the country’s culinary heritage. Details such as the restaurant’s address, operating hours, and menu pricing have not yet been released. Interested diners should follow Chef Tatung’s social media or the restaurant’s official announcements for updates.

Makati’s Po & Pilar Gives Lola’s Recipes a Modern Twist

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A new restaurant called Po & Pilar in Makati’s Legazpi Village is reinterpreting traditional Filipino ‘lola’s recipes’ with modern twists, such as spaghetti sinigang and mango-based kilaw. The restaurant is now open for dinner Tuesday to Sunday, and for lunch on weekends. This offers Quezon City residents a unique and accessible dining experience to try innovative Filipino cuisine, blending nostalgia with novelty. It provides a family-friendly outing or a special meal destination within easy travel distance in Metro Manila. Po & Pilar is located at 227 Salcedo St., Legazpi Village, Makati City. They are open Tuesday to Sunday from 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., and for lunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.; reservations can be made by calling +63 962 909 1749.