Foodtrip Bedana's Filipino Restaurant — Restaurant in Kowloon

A Taste of the Philippines: Authentic Flavors at "Foodtrip Bedana’s Filipino restaurant”

Nestled in the heart of the city, offers a delicious journey into the authentic flavors of the Philippines. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy ambiance that sets the stage for a truly memorable dining experience.

The menu is a culinary masterpiece, showcasing a wide array of traditional Filipino dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. Whether you're a fan of crispy pata, lechon, sisig or creamy kare-kare, you'll find all your favorite Filipino classics prepared with the utmost care and attention to detail.

One standout dish at this restaurant is the sisig, a perfectly balances tangy calamansi (lime-like) flavors with pork, onions. Each spoonful is a burst of authentic Filipino flavors that will transport you to the bustling markets of Manila.

In addition to the delectable food, the restaurant also offers a selection of refreshing beverages, including the iconic halo-halo—a delightful concoction of crushed ice, sweet beans, fruits, and topped with a scoop of creamy ube ice cream. It's the perfect way to cool off and indulge your sweet tooth after a satisfying meal.

The service is top-notch, with attentive staff members who are knowledgeable about the menu and eager to make your dining experience unforgettable. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a regular patron, you'll always feel like part of the family at this restaurant. We visited the store twice and it is always full with people waiting outside even on a weekdays.

In conclusion, this place is a hidden gem that truly captures the essence of Filipino cuisine in the bustling city of hongkong. If you're looking for an authentic dining experience that celebrates the rich flavors of the Philippines, look no further than this charming restaurant. Come hungry, leave happy, and savor the taste of the Philippines at "Foodtrip Bedana’s...

🇵🇭 Unlike Thai, Vietnamese or even Indonesian food - Filipino cuisine is unfortunately not as well known globally nor will one easily find eateries serving authentic Filipino dishes outside of the Philippines. Likewise, in spite of a sizeable Filipino diaspora in 🇭🇰 Hong Kong, there’s less than a handful of eateries that have authentic Filipino food on their menu..

🐖 For non-Filipinos, the well-known dishes from the Philippines are most probably “Adobo”, “Lechon” and perhaps “Sisig”.. But there are countless other delicious dishes that one would probably only discover when one lives there, open to eating like a local in a Carinderia or “Jolli-Jeep” and finding themselves falling in love with dishes like the creamy coconutty pork belly of “Bicol Express”, clear comforting “Chicken Tinola” soup, “Laing” Taro Leaves, and so many more..

🍽️ There’s one eatery that I can think of in 🇭🇰Hong Kong that gives off the vibes and tastes of an authentic Filipino restaurant - ie. not a dingy “/bar” or posing as a posh/modern/fusion concept.. This would be Bedana’s Filipino in Jordan… It’s a tiny and cosy shop, and if you’re lucky during your visit; you might even spot their warm, friendly Lola in the corner preparing the banana leaves for the next...

First up I've put "Decor" as Poor-Fair, but that shouldn't be taken as a negative. I would probably hate this place if it looked fancy :-) It has its entry way on a dodgy looking alley way and that's great - I love it.

We've been twice now. First visit we had spring rolls, sizzling sisig and lechon kawali - both were really good. The sisig was big - we had trouble finishing it given the other food too. It couldn't have been the meal itself. The lechon kawali was big enough, but not massive. Spring rolls were tasty.

Second trip we had Sinigang na baboy and liempo. Both were really good. The sinigang came in a massive bowl which was placed on top of a little flame to keep it warm. The meal was massive and really, we could have done with just the sinigang.

The have a range of san mig beers and also tanduay ice. Also, the spirits selection is...