Pig and Khao

Great, tiny and hidden restaurant. We would never have found this on our own but luckily we guided her by a friend. The food is great even though pretty much everything was a little too spicy for me. With watering eyes I still found myself reaching for more! The drinks were great as well. The staff were extremely nice and ready to suggest dishes for undecided guests. Would always come back to get my eyes watering in unison with my mouth!
5 8 years ago (24-05-2018)

When it comes to fusion, I’ve witnessed many failures! But at Pig and Khao, they’ve fused two cuisines to make something that excels or forward. We tried over 4 apps and two large plates and all 6 were excellent. Good service, a little on the pricey side but def worth it! Highly recommended to try at least once. Get the sizzling sisig and don’t look back.
5 8 years ago (13-05-2018)

Great spot for brunch, with both classic and creative dishes, inspired by Filipino cuisine. The endless mimosas are no joke either. Between 6 of us, we had 6 or 7 dishes (don't forget to add garlic rice!) and 3 pitchers of mimosas and we were very, very satisfied.
5 8 years ago (31-05-2018)

Came for brunch on Saturday around 1 pm. Def recommend making a reservation as we were lucky to get seated. We sat by the chef's table just because we like watching the food be prepared. It was great Pro - great ambience - good service, quick, easy - loved all the food we tried. It was very interesting and good if you love cilantro - fun to watch the cooks prepare your food Con - crowded and loud (there were multiple parties going on) - always a line for the bathroom as there is only one bathroom for both male and female
4 8 years ago (25-03-2018)

Great place and fantastic food. The place is small and crowded, but grab a spot in the kitchen-bar and watch the action in the kitchen as they prepare your food. That way you avoid dining with your next table neighbor and get to enjoy watching the chefs do their magic
5 8 years ago (19-05-2018)