Luzviminda Grocery and Restaurant

Authentic Filipino Comfort Food – A True Hidden Gem! 🇵🇭✨ ​I am so glad my partner introduced me to this spot! Luzviminda Grocery and Restaurant offers an incredibly authentic experience that feels like a home-cooked meal. Even though I only managed to snap a photo of the dessert, the flavors of every dish we ordered left a lasting impression. ​The Main Courses: We’ve visited twice now, and the consistency is impressive. ​Shrimp Ginataan: On our first visit, I tried this for the first time. The shrimp were perfectly simmered with squash and string beans in a rich, creamy coconut milk. It was savory, comforting, and fresh. ​Pancit Malabon: For my second visit, I opted for these rice noodles. The combination of celery, eggs, shrimp, and tinapa flakes created a unique and delicious texture t

This was my first time trying Filipino food. I tried bbq chicken and pork skewers and were so tasty, the sauce was sweet and the meet was juicy and tender. I also tried the lumpiang shanghai, which reminded me of a combination of a mini spring roll (breading) and dumpling (meat inside). It was extremely delicious and a nice snack to munch on with my skewers. I ordered my meal online, so next time I will go into the restaurant and dine in.

Luzviminda has become one of our go-to spots for takeout, and it consistently delivers. Their food passes my mom’s test for good Filipino cooking — and she’s Cebuano, so that’s saying something. The flavors are authentic, comforting, and remind us of home. The staff is always pleasant and respectful, which makes every visit feel welcoming. As for the food, their lechon is some of the best I’ve had anywhere: crispy, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned. The grilled pork belly is another must-order — especially when you pair it with vinegar the way it’s meant to be eaten. We keep coming back for a reason, and I’d absolutely recommend Luzviminda to anyone looking for truly solid Filipino food in the area.

This is one of my favorite Filipino restaurant. I go at least two times out of the week. It reminds me of my wife cooking when I'm home in the Phillipines. I would choose my wife cooking over Luzviminda. This is really a good spot if you're looking for good Filipino food.

Ordered palabok, chicken sinigang, tofu with black bean sauce, pork longanisa, pork bbq sticks, grilled lechon, and pork adobo. Everything tasted great and was freshly made! Hope they can hire an extra staff member or two to help take orders from customers and clean the tables so more people can enjoy the food Another good flavorful option is their bistek