Lutong Bahay

Been coming here since they first opened, but I don’t live in the area so can’t eat here as much as I want. Excellent, delicious Filipino food whether it be for yourself or for a whole party. A must try!

Lutong Bahay is a solid spot if you’re craving Filipino food in Pittsburg. The place feels homey and low-key, and the food definitely tastes like it’s made with care. Portions are generous and the flavors are comforting, especially if you’re familiar with Filipino home-style cooking. Service was friendly, though things can take a little longer when it’s busy, which is why I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5. Overall, it’s a good place to stop by when you want something filling and authentic without anything fancy. I’d definitely come back.

First time here and Ordered for lunch. Saw the sign about one egg due to shortage. Um, that shortage is over. Mind you they had 3 cases of eggs in the fridge. That was already a red flag. 🚩 Cashier wasn’t that friendly. Weird looks from Filipino staff in the kitchen. Kids blaring their iPads in the dining room. We should have left but since we are raised like “considerate” Filipino-Americans, we wanted to try the food. Sisig silog: one egg 👎🏼, too many onions and red peppers. On the salty side and hardly not enough meat. Bangus sisig: on the salty side and too many onions and peppers. Just Average. Had much better. Lomi: Not bad but on the salty side. Also, we said dine-in yet they packed our food for to-go??? They also only provided utensils for 1 person. We were 2 cust

If Filipino food is your staple, this place always gets it right! Even your lolas and nanays will love it. If you want to try Filipino food for the first time, this is a great place to start. I think Filipino food hasn’t broken out yet like Thai, Viet, or Japanese, because not many can do it right. Lutong Bahay, however, has been a consistent favorite and ALWAYS does it right!

This was a great find (by my husband who doesn’t really look for Filipino food). He had combo plate with fried chicken and chicken teriyaki and garlic rice. He is a fried chicken snob but he really liked it and he liked the teriyaki chicken. It was a bummer because he chose this place for the chicken skewers but they didn’t have any. Next time. I had the Tocilog (tocino with egg) with steamed rice. The flavor was right on and I’m so happy each meal came with two eggs. I do like my tocino a tiny bit more browned but it was super good. For dessert he had halo halo. He really liked that their ice was more finer than normal. I had something many Filipino restaurants don’t carry and I’ve missed. Mais con Yelo (hielo)! My ice wasn’t as fine but it’s okay. It took me back to my childhood.