BRUHA

28 East St, Brighton BN1 1HL United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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28 East St, Brighton BN1 1HL United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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If you happen to be in Brighton, a resident or visiting and you are craving to eat something like Filipino dishes? This the place. (I’m sure they serve vegetarian meals as well) I don’t know what to recommend specifically because I just love all of them ????????????

Super authentic Filipino restaurant. A nice cosy atmosphere makes it an intimate experience. The dishes and portion sizes are very generous and would make anyone looking for their hit of Filipino food proud. Booking would be highly recommended.

I went here with two Filipino friends. I’ve had Filipino food before but this was to an excellent standard. The taste was out of this world. I’ve not been on the Brighton food scene too much so if this place isn’t already popular - it should be. A must for people in Brighton

Suchhhh amazing pork sisig and lechon kare kare (they were out of oxtail when I went)! Lumpia was tasty but definitely not the usual small and more veggie filled authentic ones. Kinilaw was way too spicy, I’ve never had such spicy kinilaw in the Philippines or other Filipino restos. Barakotini was also the best espresso martini I’ve ever had!! Really wanted to try dessert but didn’t have room. Overall would skip the sides next time and go for more mains. Would 100% come back to try more next time I’m in Brighton!

This is a great place to hang out with friends and have some good food and drinks too, indoor or outdoor. I tried the chicken barbeque skewers, and it was great. My friends tried the other dishes like nilasing na hipon (I didn't like this much) and calamari (rubbery). They also had lechong kawali (I don't eat this so I can't comment on the taste). It's definitely a must-go for Filipinos visiting Brighton. It's a good way to rest a little bit after a few rides at the Brighton Palace Pier, which is just a 5-minute walk away.

Great food and interior. Love the Filipino mythical theme and food presentation.

Nilasing na hipon was perfectly fried & flavourful. Dinuguan was legit. Ube shake had the perfect Ube flavour (neither too sweet/overpowering nor bland). Cocktails (I think I got kapre) were delish.

Sisig was some of the best we’ve had. Better than the popular ones back in the PH like Manam, Two Seasons, Locavore, Gerry’s Grill etc. Perfect ratio of ingredients, flavours & texture (which I think matters with sisig).

Will def make a trip back to Brighton for it.

Great authentic Filipino food! Although we wait for the food a bit longer, its totally worth it! That ube shake is a must BTW! And we enjoy listening to the dude busking just beside the resto ????

This restaurant was the highlight of my London/England trip. I was so impressed to see a thriving and unapologetically Filipino restaurant in Brighton that I talked to the staff and owners. Their food is divine! I’ll go back and try their crispy pata.

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