Kuya Ian's Bistro - Columbus, Ohio

Adresse: 6863 Flags Center Dr, Columbus, OH 43229.
Téléphone: 49483333.
Site web: kuyaiansbistrooh.com.
Spécialités: Restaurant philippin, Restaurant asiatique, Restaurant servant le petit-déjeuner, Traiteur.
Autres données d'intérêt: Livraison sans contact, Livraison, Services sur place, Vente à emporter, Repas sur place, Déjeuner, Dîner, Dîner en solo, Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Places assises accessibles en fauteuil roulant, Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant, Cafés, Convient aux végétariens, Cuisine simple et traditionnelle, Petites portions à partager, Restauration sur le pouce, Petit déjeuner, Déjeuner, Dîner, Traiteur, Desserts, Places assises, Toilettes, Ambiance décontractée, Cadre agréable, Groupes, Touristes, Réservations acceptées, Cartes de crédit, Cartes de paiement, Paiements mobiles NFC, Cartes de crédit, Chaises hautes, Convient aux enfants, Parking, Parking gratuit, Parking gratuit dans la rue.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 419 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.5/5.

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Kuya Ian's Bistro est un restaurant philippin et asiatique situé à Columbus, Ohio. L'adresse est 6863 Flags Center Dr, Columbus, OH 43229, et le numéro de téléphone est 49483333. Leur site web est kuyaiansbistrooh.com.

Ce bistro propose une variété de spécialités asiatiques et philippines, y compris des options pour le petit-déjeuner, et offre également un service de traiteur. Il y a des options pour la livraison sans contact, la livraison, les services sur place, la vente à emporter, les repas sur place, le déjeuner, le dîner, le dîner en solo, ainsi qu'un accès facile en fauteuil roulant, avec des places de stationnement et des toilettes adaptées.

Le restaurant propose des cafés, des options pour les végétariens, une cuisine simple et traditionnelle, des petites portions à partager, de la restauration rapide, le petit déjeuner, le déjeuner et le dîner. Il y a des places assises, des toilettes, une ambiance décontractée, des options pour les groupes et les touristes, la possibilité de réserver, et des options de paiement telles que les cartes de crédit, les paiements mobiles NFC et les cartes de paiement. Ils ont des chaises hautes, sont adaptés aux enfants, offrent un parking et un parking gratuit dans la rue.

Kuya Ian's Bistro a 419 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4.5/5. Les avis mentionnent la nourriture délicieuse, les portions généreuses, le service amical et une belle ambiance.

Avis de Kuya Ian's Bistro

Nomadic Flavors

5/5

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Kuya Ian’s, a Filipino restaurant that delivers authentic and flavorful dishes. I ordered the adobo chicken, along with a side of rice and noodles, and left thoroughly satisfied.

The adobo chicken was tender and rich with savory flavors, perfectly balanced with a tangy vinegar and soy sauce base that makes this dish a Filipino classic. The meat was cooked just right, absorbing the delicious marinade while remaining juicy and satisfying. Paired with the rice, it was comforting, hearty, and a great introduction to Filipino cuisine for anyone unfamiliar with it.

The noodles complemented the meal well, providing a different texture and taste that added depth to the overall dining experience. They were cooked nicely, neither too soft nor too firm, making them a versatile side dish.

Overall, Kuya Ian’s offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with authentic dishes that remind you of home-cooked meals. Whether you're craving a taste of Filipino comfort food or exploring it for the first time, this spot is worth checking out.

Brendan Leonard

5/5

Wow great food. Got the trio. Maine picked were the special, pork sisig, and the fried fish. Highly recommend all three. The flan was also really good. Different than most in that it was more condensed which I really liked. Will def come back!

Kenya Smith (“The Other Coach K”)

4/5

One of my clients told me about this place after a conversation about Filipino fried chicken. S/N: They do NOT sell fried chicken here. I asked and wish they did. We drove an hour and a half for our very first Filipino cuisine, and they did not disappoint! We were greeted with a smile. My wife got the Adobo chicken, I got the BBQ chicken (pictured), and my son got the adobo pork. All were amazing. My wife doesn't like dark meat, so we traded dishes. I actually wanted hers anyway. For dessert we got the flan and a couple other things that I can't pronounce. We will definitely take the drive again. If you've ever wanted to try it, don't miss this Kuya Ian's Bistro.

Lesley Reed

5/5

Lovely Filipino spot with the most patient and kind staff that is exceptionally knowledgeable about the menu and generous with recommendations that tasted fantastic! I sampled the lumpia shanghai, atchara salad, Fried Milkfish, menudo, and lechón kawali. While waiting for my food to be prepared I was ushered to the grocery store side of the building where I found my new favorite place to source sardines in tomato’s sauce with chili oil!
The telenovela playing on the television in the corner of the room was a delight.
Halo halo was the perfect refreshing yet rich dessert to finish my day.

Brad Criswell

5/5

Good place for Filipino food. After chatting with the gentleman at counter, the family was originally from Manila so they know how it should be cooked

Sonya Happy Bird

2/5

Skewers were on the menu, but they served them without sticks (although we were notified in advance). The best before date for a Sriracha sauce was way too over (December 2021). Overall, the dish didn't have the depth of flavor I was expecting.

Stephanie Tronolone

5/5

Modest establishment with outstanding food. We got the platter to share and everything had a well balanced flavor. You get a lot of food for the price. The egg rolls were some of the best I’ve ever had. Halo halo was light and refreshing. We will definitely be back! Thank you!!

Joel Strine

1/5

Ordered alacart and the portions were so small all five were as light as a feather ...71 US dollars?. I'm live in southern California and I'm used to SeaFood City portions but these portions were so small that 71 dollars worth didn't feed 5 seniors. We ended up eating left over Subway sandwiches to get full. They have something that translates into English as a native plate. There is no description of what this plate includes so I guess you have to call and ask. I just love talking on the phone(not). I'm assuming you had better know Tagalog to get the correct portion of whatever this plate includes. Thumbs down for this silly expensive place.