Bungalow — Restaurant in Okinawa

Whoo! My taste buds were pleasantly surprised by this place. This place is hidden in the cut like I would have even saw it or found it if wasn't for a lunch recommendation. The first bite I took of my pancit it was so yummy and I had to take another scoop of my food to make sure it wasn't a fluke and it definitely wasn't. Everyone that I had lunch with absolutely enjoyed their food and not one single person complained! I tried my coworkers adobo chicken and it reminded me of stew chicken from the Caribbean. The only one thing that I want to put in this review and hope it doesn't overshadow how good the food was is that it was extremely hot like temperature wise in there. Like the AC was out or something. So I do recommend bringing your own fan or expect to sweat. Other than that I will absolutely be going back to this place and I would tell...

If you’re craving authentic Filipino comfort food, Bungalow Filipino Restaurant is the place to be! We ordered crispy pata, sinigang, sisig, chopseuy, lechon kawali, kare-kare, palabok, mango tapioca, and ginataang bilo-bilo—and lahat sobrang sarap! Each dish tasted just like home—rich, flavorful, and made with love.

The crispy pata was perfectly fried with tender meat inside, kare-kare had that legit peanuty goodness, and the palabok brought back childhood memories. Even the desserts were on point—mango tapioca was refreshing and the bilo-bilo was comforting and creamy!

The service was warm and attentive, just like Filipino hospitality should be. You can truly feel the heart of the Philippines in every bite. Highly recommended for anyone missing the taste of home or wanting to try real...

I chose to-go because I wasn't sure where to park. They charge ¥50 per dish for that option. Also, if you pay with a card, it is a 10% fee so bring cash!

There is a little grocery store in the front, which I thought was neat. The place is small. The staff are kind.

The food is great. The lumpia was AMAZING, I got the chicken filled option. The Tosilog was awesome, the pork was cooked well, tender, and sweet. The egg was a little overcooked for my liking, but that's something that could probably be requested if you want a runnier egg. The mango flan is too sweet, like sugar sweet. I needed black coffee to go with it, it was that sweet. Did I eat the whole thing though, yes, yes I did.

Overall, a good place to check out if you want to try, or miss,...