Lot's Filipino Food

My family and I really enjoyed this place, it’s cleaned and food was fresh made to order. I had palabok and asado siopao which is so good. My son had lechon kawali with steam rice. My husband and my mother in law had a jeepney platter and they enjoyed it. Will definitely going back. We came down from Meridian.

Just found out about this place and it's well worth a visit. Yummy food.

My wife is a Filipina so we have high standards whenever sampling cuisine from her native land. The chicken adobo, pancit and lumpia were all delicious. Owners Jerry and Lot are two of the nicest people that we’ve ever met. Very kind and accommodating!

Loved Lot's! Who would have thought you'd fine good Filipino food here?! Of course they have burgers etc., it's Mountain Town, Idaho for goodness sakes. The Lumpia had that wonderful home made greasy pork flavor and the Chicken Adobo was totally on point! Pork Tacino comes with great garlic rice and each dinner has a fresh sweet roll. Look, I'm sure if your in Seattle, LA or NYC, you'll find Filipino food with more pop or a broader menu. But if you pass through Mountain Town, come see Lot's and they'll treat you right.

Traveling from Michigan, my wife is Filipino, so I surprised her. great food and good prices. Glad we stopped by.

Great food. The owners were very friendly and welcoming. I am telling all of my local friends and coworkers to eat here, and I will be returning.

Worth the drive from Boise. Great mom-n-pop atmosphere. Prices are very reasonable. Food is so yummy - my favs: lumpia, pancit and torta. Yummy sweet/sour sauce.... Oh so good!

Lot's Filipino Food is so delicious! My kids shared the Chicken Adobo/ lumpia & I had the Shrimp & Rice. My kids asked if we could eat there every day! I'm Filipino too by the way & love to cook. You definitely should try it!

Friendly service, the food was served very quickly. I really enjoyed the lumpia!!! I highly recommend.

There's only two things I see here that's Filipino food. Lumpia and Pandesal... what's with all the other food? Sliders and fried rice combo? Gross! How's this Filipino food? Burgers? Make some Kare Kare with bagoong, pinakbet, arroz caldo, longaniza, adobo, lechon kawali, sinigang, Sapin Sapin then you'll be considered serving Filipino food!


[In regards to the owners comment... I said gross because of a burger and fried rice dish. You'll never see that at a Filipino restaurant. You don't have to explain to me what Filipino food is, I know what it is.]