Neighborhood

Reviews

• Nick C.

  star star star star star 28 May 2026

  My first night in Rome and I end up getting Filipino food. Go figure. I'm so glad I did. I arrived shortly after they opened for the evening and was immediately seated. The staff were friendly and got me a menu right away, but didn't pressure me to hurry.   The menu has all of the favorite, traditional Fil foods, even fried chicken!
  
  I got lumpia, garlic rice, adobo chicken and a bottle of water and the bull was only €15; it was more food than I should have eaten but it was so delicious I couldn't stop.

• Victoria S.

  star star star star star 26 May 2026

  well what can I say? It's pinoy food in Italy! Great taste, ambiance is very nice, service is warm and friendly. Price is fairly reasonable. Highly recommended for pinoy travelers and vacationers if your craving Filipino food and  you're in this side of town in Rome.

• Fr. Robert B.

  star star star star star 19 May 2026

  Let's start with the cons: service CAN be a little slow when there are many guests, but this is only because they make the food WHEN ORDERED instead of letting it warm and dishing out out.
  
  This is EASILY the best Filipino food in Rome. No other place even comes close. I moved here a year ago from the SF Bay Area (Little Manila) so I was REALLY missing a place for "almost-home" Filipino food.
  
  The Neighborhood is that place.
  
  All your favorites are here and I've tried about a dozen dishes without disappointment. The prices are VERY reasonable and the portions are generous.
  
  Give them a try, you won't be sorry.

• Lilian B.

  star star star star star_border 17 May 2026

  If you're in Rome & have a taste for real home cook Filipino foods,this is the place to be. Good food, friendly staff & the place is clean. Price is right too. Bring your family & friends. Buon Appetitto!

• Monika M.

  star star star star star 12 May 2026

  I know what you're thinking... coming to Rome to eat Filipino food but it's a nice change of taste. It's about a 10-15 min walk from Vatican City.
  
  The dishes served here are your very basic Filipino dishes but made with authenticity. My parents were feeling a little homesick when we decided to stop eating pasta for dinner and were impressed with this place.
  
  Average 8€ per dish and they serve rice and soup (not very common in Italy. We ordered the lechon (crispy pork), pancit, nilaga (beef broth, cabbage, tender beef), and lumpia (Crispy egg rolls with pork).
  
  The service is quick from the moment you're sat and it's one of the cleanest restaurants I've been to.