Not Filipino - it's Hawaiaan BUT has Spam! On the 2500 block of Clark St. in Lincoln Park, Chicago, IL.

Coobah in Chicago blends Latin flavors with Filipino flair - Chicago, IL.

Dolce groups some of "Nonna's" recipes from Italy and complements them with delicious dishes from the Philippines and Japan. Drawing inspiration from the diverse Northwest Side neighborhood where the principals were raised, and their own ethnic backgrounds, they pull together a savory, eclectic menu that will both surprise and satisfy - Irving Park neighborhood of Chicago on Kedzie between Belle Paline and Warner.

The only Japanese-Filipino Restaurant in Chicago. We are a casual dine-in family restaurant and accept carry-out orders. Caterings and private parties are also available. We have karaoke every night and we allow B.Y.O.B. The atmosphere is very friendly and relaxing. We recommend to please call and make reservation on weekends - Lawrence Ave., Chicago, IL.

Isla Pilipina (which translates to "Philippine Islands") is a quaint, cool (possibly the coolest), comfortable (possibly the most comfortable) restaurant 'strategically' located in a small plaza in the Lincoln Square neighborhood. In the kitchen, Chef Mario Nunez (Barrio Fiesta, Cebu Restaurant, Makati Hilton) serves up authentic Philippine and Spanish/Chinese-inspired Philippine cuisine. With over 30+ years of experience, Chef Mario certainly knows a thing or two about good food - W. Lawrence Ave., Chicago, IL. Please see my review here. It's possibly the best Filipino restaurant in Chicago.

Lots of Asian food here including "Philippines style knuckles" - 5800 block of Belmont in the Belmont Central neighborhood of Chicago, IL.

Kusina ni Lola is a Filipino restaurant specializing in delicious Filipino food. Our specialties are the following: Empanada, Caldereta, Kekiam, Lechon Kawali, Sisig, Kare-Kare, Adobo, Ukoy, Eggrolls, Tokwa't Baboy, Pinapaitan, and Bopis. We also serve Rellenong Bangus, Lumpiang Sariwa, Smoothies, and special Halo-Halo. Lahat masarap! On W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, IL.

For those of you not familiar with us, we are a family owned and run Filipino restaurant and we have been serving Chicago and its surrounding neighborhoods since 1989. From our jeepney-sized daily buffet to our famous pancit palabok, we pride ourselves on giving our customers delicious, authentic Filipino food. Still not convinced? One word: lechon - McCormick Ave., Chicago, IL.

Authentic Filipino-oriental cuisine. A first rate restaurant in Roselle, Illinois that features many authentic Filipino foods. Manila Fiesta is a unique destination bringing tastes of new flavors through familiar ingredients. It is an inviting restaurant for diners to enjoy. Try our week-end buffet - Lake St., Roselle, IL.

A Thai restaurant with a few Filipino dishes (lumpia and adobo are the ones I saw) on the 400 block of Diversey in Lakeview neighborhood - Chicago, IL.

The best of Asian cuisines including lumpia and pancit - on the 4200 b lock of Lawrence in Albany Park, Chicago, IL.

A Filipino eatery in the Irving Park neighborhood in Chicago, IL on the 3700 block of West Montrose.

Filipino bakery and cafe. Enjoy our treats at home. Simple times, simple delights, precious memories. Savor it again. And again. Life's good on N. McCormick Rd., Chicago, IL (on Lincoln & McCormick), tel 773.267.2726.

Helmed by Executive Chef Rodelio Aglibot, whose world-renowned technique and cooking style lies at the vanguard of New Asian cuisine in America, Sunda showcases contemporary interpretations of traditional dishes from Japan, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and the rest of the Southeast Asian Islands. Sunda is a Rockit Ranch Production - River North, Chicago, IL.

Come for the tropical ice cream flavors that have become the trademark of Village Creamery - ube, lychee, macapuno, mango, avocado, langka, papaya, banana, cantaloupe and maize ... and halo-halo especial! Niles, IL, Skokie, IL and Morton Grove, IL.

The best of Asian cuisines - they have a few Filipino dishes on their menu on the 1800 block of North Ave. in Wicker Park, Chicago, IL.