Kusina is Canberra’s only Philippino cuisine restaurant.
Family run, the service is thoughtful, friendly and attentive.
The decor is casual, but very homely and pleasant.
Ready to chat about traditional dishes and styles of cooking, wait staff are helpful and as engaged with ordering as any fine dining experience.
I tend to agree with the reviewer who decided none of the dishes on the menu will disappoint.
Everything seems to have interesting and unique flavours and textures, a real education and pleasure.
Stand out dishes were the Ukoy (prawn fritters) and the Sizzling baka (beef rib curry).
But the Halo Halo is great for dessert as a Philippino must have specialty.
Dishes are well sized for sharing and good value. Kusina also offers a 25% discount with a Canberra Entertainment Book voucher.
Pritong talong – fried eggplant, tomato, red onion, salted duck egg, garlic sauce (5 pieces) $9
Ukoy – prawn fritters, sweet potato, tofu, bean sprouts (3 pieces) $9.50
Sizzling baka -sizzling beef rib curry (excellent) $20 Crispy pata – deep fried pork hock $22
Chicken inasal – grilled half chicken, lemon grass, garlic, ginger, soy sauce $20
Garlic rice (2 serves) $4 per serve
Plain rice (2 serves) $3 per serve
Halo Halo – sweet corn, coconut jelly, red beans, sweet banana, shaved ice, milk, ube ice cream $9
BYO wine corkage $4.50 per bottle
Specials
Kids Eat Free – 5-7pm Tues-Sat, drink, meal from kids menu and ice-cream for 2 children, 8 years or younger dining with at least one adult (min spend $25)
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