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Aug 092010


San Francisco’s Best of the Bay TV host Janelle Marie showcases Bistro Luneta – Acclaimed by Bay Area food critics for its modern interpretation of Filipino cuisine. Owners Jon and Janet Guanzon talks to Janelle and let her taste the Filipino flavors through Bistro Luneta’s unique food creations. See www.bistroluneta.com.

12 Responses to “Bistro Luneta – Tokwa’t Baboy, Crispy Pata, and More on US Television”

  1. jaggieman says:

    modified filipino food! looks very yummy and appealing… Goodluck! I wish more people in america and all over the world would appreciate our dishes like they did with japanese, chinese and thai food.

  2. netjap23 says:

    @rdf7777 yeah i notice that to , as you can see our culture is mixx with so many culture as well as we can see in the food, the aim of this restaurant is to intruduce some new food not culture , with a modern twist as you can see they also serve wine, which is very different many other restaurants, but as far as i can see theres a great into for the filipino food to be known around the world

  3. punchingpower says:

    I dont think Filipino’s use Peking Duck

  4. xxBRUNOxx18 says:

    @jellyjigglerman yea its called dinuguan u make it sound to taboo lol most cultures have their own culinary use of animal blood

  5. rdf7777 says:

    why are you eating with chop sticks, please stay true to our tradition of fork and spoon.lol

  6. Rram29x says:

    yummyyyy,,, love filipino cuisine,,,, miss soo muchhh!

  7. jellyjigglerman says:

    I heard that one of their dishes involves animal blood…
    Is that true?

  8. Kaspergaling says:

    filipinos dont use chopsticks traditionally

  9. katipunan26 says:

    Mabuhay ang lahing Pilipino!

  10. didongpogi says:

    wow, these are the kinds of people that makes me really proud as a Filipino, hehehe you guys will serve as my inspirition in reaching my dreams in becoming a restaurateur myself, and someday open up my own bistro, thanks

  11. bayani33 says:

    food looksgood but yah it is very westernized style. how can they go on tasting the food without rice? rice is our staple and eat with everything.

  12. mr694you says:

    This restaurant is a western themed style Filipino food. The only menu here closest to the traditional filipino food is the crispy pata. The rest has some westernized kick to it.
    The place looks great though.

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