Adobo Co — Restaurant in Adelaide

When I was invited to Adobo Co by one of my closest Filipino friends I wasn’t expecting to get to taste something that delicious... It was the best... The restaurant has a limited tables but you can reserve it. This place seems to be really busy and once you taste the food you will understand why.

All the foods they serve are fantastic. Beverages are amazing too, esp those coconut 🥥 and mango ones... Would easily recommend to anyone who loves good food. It ain’t too spicy as Nepalese and Indian food, and the taste is inexplicably nice...

If you love trying different cuisines go try this place. Any foodie will definitely love it. Off street parking should be available within the nearby streets. Its close to Port Adelaide cruise in case you want to take a walk after you enjoy your meal.

Great food Adobo, would love to visit you...

Me and my fiance booked a dinner at the place. We previously have tried the place, and yes we did get a pleasant experience with the food specifically.

Our projected second experience however unfortunately have turned out to be an absolute fiasco. No one has let us know there was going to be a karaoke session in the restaurant prior when we rang for a booking, we were sat at our assigned table and was completely ignored for more than half an hour because there was only one front of house staff who was also doing kitchen work at the same time.

We ended up leaving the place and having to waste a lot of time for no adequate reason. The restaurant has proven their incompetence in hospitality and has allowed for gaps, and distanced the wider community to the opportunity of enjoying the distinct...

Visited Friday night 31st October 2025 with 9 pax total. Had some members not really experts in Filipino food so ordered the family boodle fight recommended for 4 to 6 pax. Different types of filipino style food with 4 buko pandan drinks included in the $165 price. (For 4 to 6 pax) Crispy pata, prawns, pork skewers, blue crabs, pansit bison, spring roll variant (lumpia) served on a banana leaf and large wooden serving tray. Actually tastes better with beer I find. The ones that haven't tried many Filipino dishes were pleasantly surprised. Total cost for 9 pax including drinks was $391.30. Parking was easy as most other shopping had closed after 6pm. Atmosphere was OK considering being on commercial road at...