Luna J Filipino Gastropub

Claire Soriano

5.0

Beer served below zero, crispy tawilis, and other Filipino comfort food, how can you go wrong? Definitely one of my go to places in QC to relax and chill.

Pravita Tias

3.0

First time to try this resto a few days ago. If you're looking for a home-cooked meal after work, then you should come here. They offer set meals aside from their ala cartes. We ordered pork binagoongan, bicol express and pinakbet. The servings are generous (hindi tinipid). Aside from the rice and ulam, they also put mixed veggies on their set meals. They have limited tables inside, but you can also occupy the tables outside (where the acoustic band performs). The price is pretty much affordable, perfect if you want to hangout on a budget.

Cihan Urgancıoğlu

5.0

I don’t know why there are bad reviews about Luna J. When you ask the waiters/waitress they would attend to you immediately and the foods taste so great at very reasonable prices. The interior of the restaurant is okay, well dimmed, just like those pricey restaurants in Makati; and there are varieties of alcohols from fruit juices, sago /gulaman, to beers, wines, hard drinks and cocktails!PS Luna J’s Tokwa’t Baboy as appetizer is the best!