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Terrible food! My seafood bowl had chewy mussels, old and tasteless scrimp and ONE piece of fish. Everything must have come from a tin, definitely not fresh. A...

Service was slow, and the food is tasted normal, price is expensive. We have wait for the mixed entree which is totally different from the photos for about 25 m...

Filipino restaurant just above Mamak in Chinatown. Looked like it was a family run business. You get in the restaurant through a flight of stairs from the stree...

Craving for some sisig, we decided try out la mesa for some Filipino food. Located on the second floor, the restaurant was buzzing on a Thursday night. We got i...

Wildly inconsistent. Roll a dice; sometimes you'll get bland and deeply ordinary dishes - other times you'll be met with a dizzying array of intense and delicio...

LaMesa has that home away from home feel. Upon entering the restaurant, the look of the place will remind you of coming home to your grandparents’ and you just...

Okay I am definitely rating La Mesa based off how much I enjoyed the pork adobo if you come here you should 110% order either the chicken or pork adobo. This is...

Came with a Filipino friend, and the dishes they picked were amazing! Tamarind soup with a startling but pleasant sour, tender and flavourful crispy para pork l...

Started with beef tapa and okoy, both are really nice. Then got kare kare, sisig, spicy calamary, garlic rice, crispy pata, chicken adobo, and pansit bihon. Fin...

The final stop of the Chinatown Taste Food Tour is at Le Mesa which is a Filipino restaurant. Taste Food Tours is a not for profit organisation that promotes di...