Reviews
What Aaliyah Becker likes about Bisita:
Went to the restaurant and the spring rolls were fantastic! Very good! I had the soup which was also great and very flavourful. I ordered the pork belly which was a tad spicy for me but also delicious. Overall great experience. View all feedback. What Casey Farrell doesn't like about Bisita:
It's nice to finally have a Filipino restaurant along Corydon. Although the outside does not look extraordinary, the inside interior is like a blast from the past. The walls decorated with traditional wooden designs and photos of family pictures. Symbol of Filipino culture Manny Pacquio was there too. The meal was a bit expensive but if you are sharing it with a friend it is reasonable bec have big servings. A+ would... View all feedback.
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My favorite Filipino restaurant by far! The staff are extremely friendly and the owner/chef Roddy comes by the table after every meal to ask how our meal
Filipino brunch here is deliciousThere are many places that offer the "silog" but Bisita stands out because of the quality of the ingredients.
Went here for the first time for lunch and the food was really great and flavorful! We had the pancit, the silog (with pork belly), and the chicken adobo.
A great lunch experience in Winnipeg. The food was really special and the staff incredibly warm and professional. Really fun to have a meal prepared by people w...
read moreBeen there twice now and both times the food has been awesome. I've had the fried rice with the pork belly and fried egg, the sweet pork one, and the chicken sk...
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read moreLocated in Winnipeg, this Filipino restaurant is a cultural and culinary delight. The homey decor sets the stage for a delicious meal shared family-style, offering large portions and traditional dishes. Despite being served with a majority of pork dishes, the food delivered fantastic flavors and a true taste of the Philippines. Service is warm and friendly, with the knowledgeable chef adding to the overall experience. Specialties like lumpia, adobo chicken, and Ube cake are not to be missed. This spot on Corydon is sure to become a staple for those looking to experience authentic and delicious Filipino cuisine.