Andy'S Famous Batangas Lomi & Bulalo

FudgeFanatic

Local Guide

8.4

This Lomi house provides a huge bowl for sharing. You can also have the Super Lomi then buy some extra rice and have it as ulam.

BananaBandit

Local Guide

8.0

No need to travel all the way to Batangas to taste the best and authentic lomi! Andy’s has done homage to the simple Filipino favorite lomi the way Goto Monster did to the sublime lugaw! And you see a lot of ingredients together with your lomi! Chicharon, thinly wrapped lumpia (shanghai?), kikiam, lechon kawali, hard boiled egg and a lot of stuff! Forget your etiquette when taking soup…just slurp on this delicious treat like you don’t give a care in the world! Just order the Jr. Super Lomi and nothing else as this alone will be more than enough for your meal! The best lomi (and tokwa’t babo…

FreshKiwiQuest

Local Guide

8.0

The place is a bit small, but there's a 2nd floor where you can dine in. There's also delivery option. The prices are affordable, and the servings are large. their lomi is exceptionally good, with lots of toppings. Their other menus like tokwa't baboy are also must try.

ChurroChaser

Local Guide

8.0

Had our Batangas Lomi here, the soup is rich and thick. Toppings consists of kikiam, chicharon, egg, squidballs. Serving is overloaded for its size. Recommended

CreamyMac

Local Guide

6.0

Street Parking / Park at your own risk No aircon, electricfan dining My father was really excited to try this but the hype didn't live up to our expectations. It was okay to feed your hunger, your local residential carinderia. We had Lomi soup for 4 - it was full of cornstarch, almost paste-like, no real meat, only squid balls and chicharon hangin. Dinuguan (P140-150?) sauce was tasty, but I was offended to find a lot of chicharon hangin inside instead of meat. Nilagang Laman's (P180?) soup was beef Knorr cube there's really no taste of nilagang baka in the soup itself, and the bone marrow wa…