Luiza's Filipino Kitchen
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Customers' Favorites
Pancit Bihon with Chicke
Medium a La Carte Entree
Small a La Carte Entree
Vegetable Lumpia
Pork Lumpia
Luiza's Filipino Kitchen Reviews
Omg! I was so excited to see a Filipino place pop up on my map today! I ended up spending $100 on myself LMAO. The pork adobo and lumpia reminds me of my mom’s. I ended up getting lots of food and I’m gonna use to meal prep for the week. They are so sweet and kind. I live in Cottonwood but every time I make a Costco run I am stopping here 100%
Woman at the counter was super friendly and super helpful. I wasn't sure what I fully wanted and she let me taste everything. Even when I wasn't happy with what she had already made to offer, she went above and beyond and got them to cook exactly what I was looking for. I was looking for chicken yellow Curry with noodles. The noodles, the chicken curry sauce, the pork egg roll the sweet and sour. Everything was fabulous! Great customer service and great food! Super happy and it...read full review
The Filipino ladies and the owner were very nice and accommodating. I went there shortly before they closed. The prices were pretty good. I would like to go back there whenever I have a chance to visit Prescott.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 10:30AM - 7PM |
Luiza's Filipino Kitchen is a small, friendly, and comfortable restaurant with a hole in the wall vibe. The Filipino ladies and the owner are very nice, sweet, kind, accommodating, and helpful. The customer service is great. One customer was unsure what to order and was allowed to taste everything; even when not happy with what was already made, the staff went above and beyond and got them to cook exactly what was looking for, like chicken yellow Curry with noodles. The noodles, the chicken curry sauce, the pork egg roll, and the sweet and sour were fabulous. The prices are pretty good, and the lunch is $16 for two entrees with rice. The pork adobo and lumpia remind one customer of their mom's. Other dishes mentioned include pancit, bicol express, pork calderata, adobo, coconut chicken, peanut sauce pork, and the ube (purple yam) dessert, which was mildly sweet but full of flavor of ube. The food is served Panda Express style from heated bins but is really fresh, and the lumpia was cooked fresh while waiting. The pancit is a simple veggie one that works as a side. Everyone enjoyed their wonderful meal, even a picky little son. It is a family business to support.