Art's Kitchen

I love Art's kitchen.Foosd was very good.My favorite was the lechon kawali which is really crispy, sisig is delicious too, the spice from sisig is just right and FYI, they use the sisig to also make sisig quesadilla that you MUST TRY OUT!DELICOUSO! The chicken inasal, liempo and chicken teriyaki is very tasty.And if you still have room desserts halo-halo and buko pandan is the best!All the staff from Art'a Kitchen are very kind and friendly! I live all the way in LA but keeps on coming back at this restaurant.Also, if you have a party they also can cater your needs, you can order big trays and price is reasonable.I am ordering food at Art's kitchen for my daughter's debut.

Why did I wait so long to try this place? I guess because I thought it was another Filipino place I tried a while back, that was good but not great, but just realized it was further west on Huntington. Anyway, stopped for lunch and they have your typical buffet table with Filipino favorites to choose from as a combo or a la carte. I tried a 3 item combo with lechon (crispy pork belly), beef Kare Kare and a chicken dish which I’m not sure what it was other than delicious. They give you a choice of rice only or half rice and half noodles (i think it’s called pancit) It also comes with free soup. All the dishes were delicious and somewhat elevated compared to your stand bys like DJ Bibingkahan or Pinoy Pinay. Even the rice was cooked well. Hard to explain the difference other than the quality

The only Filipino game in this area and it's goooood 😋. During covid there is no dine in. You order cafeteria style. You can do combo plates or al-a-cart. The combo says to choose rice or pan it, but you can actually ask them to split it. Don't forget to try the halo halo 🍨, lechon 🐖, and the pata 🐷

It’s whatever payed like 41$ for two two item combos and two drinks. They don’t make it clear on the price and question even if I eat this type of food. It’s whatever’s didn’t even get napkins. Pork belly in Hawthorne is fire tho low key

Lechon Kawali here is legit. Super crispy. Deliciously marbled meat with just the right amount of fattiness. With a scoop of rice, half pound was only 12 bucks.