Bahay Ligaya

Devy Chandra

4.0

If you're looking for authentic Filipino dishes in Quezon City, I highly recommend Bahay Ligaya. The food we ordered were Adobong Pusit, Poque-Poque, Sinigang na Salmon Belly and Lechon Kawali. And all we ordered tasted good and we left the place happy and satisfied. The dishes were also reasonably priced.

Kenji Kobayashi

4.0

If you are craving for a lutong bahay kinda food, this is a must try resto. They serve authentic Ilocano food. I love their Kilawin Kambing, Kalitiran Baka, Adobong Kambing, Liempo and Dinengdeng and the malunggay iced tea! The place reminds you of your lola's house in the province and the smell is similar to that too because they have an antique store beside their resto. One of my go to place when I miss eating Ilocano food.

Nurul Fitria Pradina

4.0

Adding mostly Ilocano Foods in their menu makes this restaurant different from other Filipino Restaurant. Added factor are the antique collections displayed. A bit odd though are the female crews on skirt which i found very contrasting. I am not saying i dont like them, i'm a man the last time i've checked :D.

Ika Putri Adripratiwi

4.0

Super yummy home-cooked meals! I don't think there's anything I tried here that wasn't good. A lot of parking too. The interiors is supposed to feel homey what with all the antiques and mismatched furniture (and yes it feels like I'm in my grandparents house in the province), but it could improve in that aspect.

Everydaysary :)

5.0

They serve very good filipino food. The sisig, sinigang, tapa, crispy kalitiran, poque poque are must tries. Not exactly cheapo though but the quality of the food makes up for the comparatively higher prices. Parking is readily available.