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4.8

10 Reviews

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₱ 400 / Person

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Lampara is located at 5883 Enriquez Street, Makati, Luzon 1210 Philippines. This is a Spanish restaurant near the Kidapawan City.The average price range at Lampara is around ₱ 400 / Person,and the opening hours are 18:00 - 2:00.Lampara is a well-known gourmet restaurant in the Kidapawan City area. There are different kinds of food in Lampara that are worth trying. If you have any questions,please contact +63 2 622 1542.

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Lampara Reviews

4.8

10 Reviews

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  • Alain Andrews

    5.0

    Overall, the meals was surprisingly great, and We loved the vibrant atmosphere during the night. Service is younger, useful and accommodating. It’s an excellent spot to celebrate special occasions or simply to meet up together with your loved ones and close friends. Order the Dinuckdukan and Tofu forappetizer, Duck leg and Veal Steak for the major dish and the Palitaw with Langka as dinner ender. Budget ₱1,000/head. The cocktail program was a little sweet, and I needed a little more of the sour taste for my cocktail. Loved the Three Hens burgandy or merlot wine alone or paired with foods. Hope they introduce brand-new dishes for more factors to come back. To conclude, easily were to spell it out it in 3 phrases, it will be: warm, radiant and surprising. About Lampara ============ Lampara Eating place, in Brgy. Poblacion, Makati, is really a Neo-Filipino Bistro by Chèf Rj Ramos (Samar), Chèf Alfonse Sotero (Iloilo) and Chèf Prince Tan (Nueva Ecija). These chef-owners are youthful graduates of Enderun and the deliciously hip Hey Handsome. Its title was inspired by fire and the interest of the chefs to press the Filipino dining picture forward in Brgy. Poblacion. We heard mixed testimonials, and some point out it’s all hype. We surely got to check it out for ourselves and here’s what we believe.

  • Ricky Harjanto

    4.0

    We enjoyed the meals very significantly with a fresh twist on Filipino meals. Usually do not expect authentically ready dishes but the youthful chefs put an extremely interesting twist with their creations. We liked the appetizers a whole lot using Thai motivated crispy cups with rice, longganisa,ubod, bean sprouts, peanuts and tofu for the fillings. The dunuckdukan with sharp fried egg, calamansi and natural chili was the truth. For the large plates we appreciated the soy-calamansi sauce on the tangugue seafood. The adobo flavored duck leg had been ok but didn't surpass the raves by additional reviewers. The foie gras stiffed empanada that was included with it was excellent. The sliced veal steak has been tasty, though I really do not believe it had been real veal. Probably it was nonetheless it was otherwise pleasurable. The most famous dessert with yema and tsokolatewas way too sweet for our flavor. The sticky rice filled with jackfruit, cashew and soy bean had been nice The crowd was extremely hip with plenty of foreigners enjoying the meals. The service was excellent and wait-staff quite articulate and pleasing. General, it had been an excellent meal regardless of the limited menu. The area is only open up for dinner.

  • Komang Darma

    5.0

    I rarely head to Makati today because traffic is merely so very bad but we chosen a meals crawl, having 3 consecutive dinners and LAMPARA was our very first end. It reminded me of older Malate or perhaps a gentrified downtown Una. Quaint establishments amidst home areas.The meals is Pinoy fusion primarily. The choice is not broad but what they provided was really exquisite. Works out the chef may be the daughter of 1 of the foremost rock and rollers in the united kingdom who I've occasionally use in order that was a shock. Presentation is sophisticated and appetizing. The area is homey and contains an ideal ambiance for a soothing night with friends. They're only open up 6pm onwards and I will suggest a reservation because they were turning apart people as the place had several seating reservations. Foods is served till 10 also it will become a bar after till 1-2AM. Kudos as well to the staff that have been chatty and knowledgeable. Generally you obtain the sense the personnel can be intimidated by the visitors but not in cases like this. Absolutely unexpected delightful experience

  • Daniel Wong

    4.0

    We went here according to recommendation of a pal. Whenever we arrived, we discovered their menus to be really small with just a few choices for vegetarians. We finished up taking the only real fish main training course, tanigue. The employees were veryaccommodating and individualized the rice cups for all of us to eliminate the meat, as well as the tofu. We both actually enjoyed the tanigue and all of those other food we ordered. 4 superstar because my hubby did not just like the Negroni (he’s Italian). My sangria was good. Overall, an excellent place.

  • PS91

    5.0

    My supper at Lampara was among the culinary highlights of my visit to the Philippines. The meals preparation was really imaginative and innovative, & most importantly, tasty! I anticipate returning there next time I'm in Manila!

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