Lapu Lapu

It’s good. Might be missing some veggies in the sandwich but there is so much you can put in without making it too messy. My only issue is I wish I can try others. I will be back. Not sure if they could make sliders like a trio. What the spud was a bit soggy but good. Very filling. They use good ingredients. Thank you.

Ordered a spam and bistec sandwich, both covering each side of the spectrum Bistec was loaded with ingredients, spam was pretty simple with a few. A was more of a fan of the spam, they didn’t have a non-pork/beef sandwich so I went with brisket Ube affogato was great! I’d say let It melt for longer to allow the soft serve to spread out more Thoroughly enjoyed this place and the service provided. 2 of them were busy but they finessed ! Thank you

This is my absolute favorite breakfast sandwich shop in Maryland! I found it searching for Ube flavored items. I quickly learned that Ube is commonly used in Filipino cuisine so it didn't take me long to find Lapu Lapu. It is hidden away in the Kentland Shopping Center. The hours are only for breakfast and lunch so get there early and double check the day of the week. The restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Customer service is always great. The inside of the kitchen/ordering station is loud but the employees are always friendly with great recommendations. I have met the owner before and he is always kind and welcoming. The restaurant's seating area is nicely decorated and welcoming. Often, I plan to take it to go but once I am there, I am inclined to sit and enjoy my fres

I stopped by Lapu Lapu on a sunny weekend morning and had such a great experience. It’s a casual spot that operates out of a small kitchen window with just a few outdoor tables. I ordered the Spam breakfast sandwich, which was around $11, and it was delicious. The bread was toasted just right, the Spam had crispy edges, and the sauce added the perfect savory kick. It was surprisingly filling and totally hit the spot. They offer both Filipino-inspired and American-style breakfast sandwiches, so there’s something for every kind of craving. You can tell they put real thought into the flavors. There’s also a small sign by the window that shares the story behind the name Lapu Lapu—a Filipino hero who resisted colonization—which adds a meaningful cultural touch. Service was quick—I got my food

Outdoor seating only, walk-up window to order. They offer some seating or you can take to-go. Their sandwiches were unique and creative- definitely egg forward. Very big and filling! The Ube soft-serve is also highly recommended for a little treat!