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Sydney Cebu Lechon Native Filipino Eatery
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Sydney Cebu Lechon Native Filipino Eatery is a caterer and Filipino restaurant that has been serving up Sydney's Original & Traditional Cebu Lechon since 1991, with prices ranging between $24.50-$28.00. Featured in various media including The Cook Up, Taste of Australia, and the Sydney Morning Herald's Good Food Guide, and widely known for their delicious roasted suckling pig, this eatery is sure to impress anyone with a taste for authentic Filipino cuisine.
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4 Kerry Road
Blacktown, NSW
2148
To get to Enmore Road in Newtown, you can take the train and alight at Newtown Station. From there, it's just a short walk down Enmore Road. Buses also run frequently along Enmore Road.
If you are driving, there is street parking available on Enmore Road and surrounding streets. However, parking can be limited during peak hours.
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Sydney Cebu Lechon Native Filipino Eatery is a must-visit restaurant for anyone looking to indulge in authentic Filipino cuisine. The restaurant has been serving Sydney's tastiest Cebu Lechon (Charcoal Roast Pork) since 1991, making it the original roaster of this popular dish.
The menu at Sydney Cebu Lechon Native Filipino Eatery offers a range of delicious meals, with prices ranging between $24.50-$28.00. Whether you're looking to place a takeaway order, make a table booking or order catering services, the restaurant has got you covered.
It's no surprise that Sydney Cebu Lechon Native Filipino Eatery has been featured on various cooking shows and publications such as SBS Food, Channel 10's Taste of Australia, Sydney Morning Herald's Good Food Guide, Broadsheet, Daily Telegraph, TimeOut Sydney, Australian Good Food Guide, Concrete Playground and UrbanList.
The restaurant's success story is truly inspiring - Fred and Fely Mahusay migrated to Australia in 1987 and started experimenting with Filipino food for family and friends who were homesick and wanted to connect back to their motherland through food. Over the years, demand for their delicious Cebu Lechon grew so much that they registered Sydney Cebu Lechon as a company which is now celebrating over 27 years in business.
If you're a fan of pork dishes or simply want to try something new and exciting, head over to Sydney Cebu Lechon Native Filipino Eatery in Newtown today!