Credit: Photo by John Anderson

There’s almost no way to be more specifically unspecific when defining what exactly Filipino food is. It’s a little bit Malaysian with a dash of Chinese and a hint of Spanish influence, resulting in a whole lot of character perfectly captured in this standard-bearing restaurant.

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