Philippine cuisine (filipino restaurant) in Munich, Germany
Isa82 Member
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Hey there fellow kababayans 
or anyone else who might have some info 
I was wondering if any of you would know of any Filipino restos in Munich, or in the vicinity? I only know of Nayong Pilipino in Giesing but they closed years back already. I've searched online, but maybe some of you might know of one which isn't advertised online. Thanks in advance
or anyone else who might have some info I was wondering if any of you would know of any Filipino restos in Munich, or in the vicinity? I only know of Nayong Pilipino in Giesing but they closed years back already. I've searched online, but maybe some of you might know of one which isn't advertised online. Thanks in advance See also
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Isa82 Member
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Hi CReum,
yup I do that too
yup I do that too
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