“Pig and Khao does a family style meal at 50$ per person if you want to try a few different things.”
H2
6.7/10
AI-generated summary
The was the dish people named most, and the sisig won over even the skeptics. The in curry sauce and the halo halo got called out too. The $50 family style meal was the common advice for a group. Not everyone was sold, some called the food oily and overpriced.
“Pig and Khao does a family style meal at 50$ per person if you want to try a few different things.”
H2
“Loved the roti, it was bigger than I expected and I was till kinda full from lunch, so it was harder for me to enjoy the second dish, but it was also very good.”
H2
“Pig and Khao. My wife — native Filipino — and son (a professional chef) both hated it, with multiple complaints, albeit with one exception. Ironically, the sisig (which I’m told is a complicated and extremely difficult dish to make) was excellent.”
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“They were so rude about it”
H2
“I don’t even remember what I ordered but the sisig was amazing”
H2
“So many restaurants are delicious here and worth a visit, so check out everything!”
H2
“Coconut rice at Pig and Khao”
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“My favorite halo-halo is actually from Pig & Khao. They use the best flan as a topping in my opinion.”
H2
“If you like spice, Pig & Khao on the UWS does family meal for $50/person and it is wonderful.”
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“Pig and Khaos whole fried fish”
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“khao soi from pig and khao (LES)”
H2
“Whole fried fish in a curry sauce. Deee-lish, if a bit pricey. I go back there specifically for that dish.”
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