La Tapa De Amistad

• ★★★★★

  Really cozy and homey place. The food was really great as well and the prices were good for a restaurant in the center. I especially like the Lechong Kawali (it was so crispy) and the Street Food Platter with kikiam, kwek-kwek, fishball, siomai, and cheese sticks. The owners were really nice and welcoming. Also, there are Filipino games and uno cards that people can play with while waiting, which we took advantage of and had great fun. I wish there will be a karaoke machine in the future to complete the Filipino meal experience! Kudos and totally a recommendable place

  Aiona Luaton · 7 months ago

• ★★★★★

  We were walking around the Lavapies neighborhood when we stumbled upon this gem. We had the sisig, bistek, street food basket, and halo-halo — everything was delicious and most importantly, reminds us of home! Great Filipino food, friendly service, and a lovely atmosphere. Would definitely come back next time we’re in Madrid!!! 🇵🇭❤️

  Mike D · 2 months ago

• ★★★★★

  We had savory Filipino food that we have been craving for after a month of touring around Europe. We finally satisfied our cravings and what a delicious treat! We had sinigang na baboy, kare-kare with lechon, pancit, lumpia, siomai and big bowls of halo-halo.

  Jimmy Yap · a month ago

• ★★★★★

  Filipino family owned business. Best Filipino food spot in Madrid. Cannot go wrong with anything on the menu. The value for what you get is generous. Food is flavorful and reminds me of home cooking. They desserts are incredible as well.

  Josephmichael Tuazon · 3 months ago

• ★★★☆☆

  The foods are overall okay for what they are. The palabok is well-covered in sauce but ironically lacking the umami flavor it should have. Sisig is great though. The portions are big and very filling, which is perfect for sharing. What I didn’t like is they only wanted cash as a payment in the big ol’2026.

  Ella · 6 months ago

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