Pinoy Diner

My wife who is Filipino, said this was one of the best Pinoy restaurants we have been to. The food was very tasty and flavoursome, just like the Philippines. Very nice and relaxing place to dine in as well.

- Jason Parry -

My husband and I went to have lunch after my car service in hoppers crossing, we ordered combo meal and fried tilapia and halo halo. It's worth the price and you will be full. Friendly staff and has own nice clean toilet. We'll be back for sure.

- Angelica Dador -

Love the hot food here, everything is so flavourful, tasty and well made. Menu items are also nice, but the hot food has a big variety and is good value for money. We got about $100 dollars worth of food and we had about 8 meals out of it.

- Lily Zhou -

Really enjoyed the Pinoy Diner. The food was so tasty and great value. Staff are really friendly and we didn't have any issues getting a table. We ordered the rice combo with adobo pork & potato, sweet and sour fish and eggplant shrimp stew. There's much more on offer from pata (crispy pork leg), sizzling sisig (chopped pig or milkfish), sizzling gambas (shrimp), variety of noodles & spaghetti, beef kare kare, sinigang (tamarind pork broth), fried whole fish, barbecue skewers and a variety of stews/soups. You can even order a family boodle banquet. Leave room for dessert such as cassava cake, pandan jelly, keche (custard) flan and most famous of all the halo-halo (a sweet icy dessert full of goodness - see pic). I'll need multiple visits to be able to try the wide variety on offer here.

- David C -

best philipino restaurant with traditional dishes in werribee, Melbourne. plenty of parking available outside, staff are polite and friendly. few tables and seats inside for groups of 2 and 4. the flavors taste authentic. we ordered pork skewers, sunigang, lechon and sisig with some rice at lunch time. wasn't super busy so we could walk in with no booking. The food was delicious and the lechon with the sauce and sisig is recommend. they offer boodle fights, and the cuisine is cheap at approximately $25pp for a filling meal

- Amilliah -

What a fun little local place. A smiling enthusiastic greeting and a host so pleased to explain the menu and Bain-Marie items. Small bowls give the option to taste a variety of dishes: pork adobe, pork in soy and pork with eggplant. Add some skewers, yes with bbq pork, and all made for a really tasty meal. The Leche Flan was a great finish. There are many non pork options which will be selected next time, and there will be another visit. Don’t expect fancy but do expect delicious.

- Mery -

Such a gem located at side street for traditional Philippino food and desserts. Tried few dishes dine in. The food overall are in the sweet side and slightly oily because of street good style, it is actually really good and feel like eating in Philippines locally. Not only I can order dishes in the menu, but also snacks food at the counter. Meat dishes are the best in this restaurant. Ube dessert are also famous too. They also offer Philippines imported cooking sauces, drinks, chips and snacks as well as bakery items. Seats are limited inside and plenty of parking nearby. Staff are friendly, but very busy at the time I went. Prices are average. They even help you to take your food to your car if you order takeaway. Will definitely come back to try other menu items.

- Mel K -