Kultura Charleston

Was a nice, cozy spot. Service was great. Food was decent but I didn't taste much Filipino flavors at all--even the sisig just tasted like a normal French-style braise. The pancit was a bit too overpowering with the calamansi, the ribs were very salty. I loved the crudo. The duck adobo over mash just tasted like....duck over mash. One of my friends said it almost just tasted like a traditional thanksgiving bite. I sent a pic of the sisig to my Filipino friends and they just laughed. 6/10, very great vibe and ambience and service. Food was just okay.

One of the best dining experiences had here in Charleston. Thank you Chef Nikko for bringing such elevated Phillipino cuisine to the city. The lumpias and the curry fish are must trys. The scallops are also divine and you gotta wrap up the meal with thr dessert trio. Can't wait to be back!

10/10!!! Absolutely BEAUTIFUL stunning place, amazing ambiance, and every single piece of food was so good and made with such care. Same with the drinks. Absolutely in love with this place. Service was great too, extremely friendly and attentive staff! Wish I took pics of the beautiful food but was too busy enjoying. Kinilaw was incredible. Also got the porridge, lumpia, and salmon curry. And 3 drinks between the two of us. All AMAZING. Pictured drink is the Holy City Salawat which was delightful.

The Kamayan feast was such a fun way to spend our Sunday evening. This allows you to sample multiple staple me u items and I love the communal eating feel. Everything was delicious and we will definitely be back to taste more of the individual and unique dishes!

The food, atmosphere, and overall quality were worth the price. However, the service could be improved, as it took quite a long time to get water refills and to find our server. The food took a really long time, but it was delicious. I’m planning to come back again next week and hope I’ll be able to change my rating to 5 stars then.