Kuya Ian's Bistro

I was carving for some Filipino food and remembered that Kuya Ian's Bistro bring back their Sunday brunch buffet. I been wanting to try the buffet since they discontinued awhile back.They modified the main dinning room and set up a buffet line. Seating would be on a connected room just right next door. I can be bias but love the options that they offer for the buffet. Their buffet is only available on Sunday 11a - 3p. If you looking to try out some Filipino food, definitely check this out.

Delicious Foods!! Great service with a smile complex flavors. I took Carry out and it was a great complement toMy movie night

We ordered the Tocilog and Ki's Special Pansit for dinner. We had the Lumpia as an appetizer. Everything was really good. The lumpia was a little smaller than expected but still tasted good. We ordered it to be delivered through doordash so I'm not sure what the ambiance is like. We'll definitely try it again sometime!

Delicious, AUTHENTIC Filipino home cooking, you'll love Kuya lan's Bistro ! The staff are warm and welcoming, ready to explain the menu, so don't be afraid to ask questions. Comfortable seating and a market you can walk while your food is being prepared, love that !!Everything sounded amazing which made it difficult picking just one dish, we'd recommend sharing several dishes; you'll notice other tables doing this as well.Pork Sinegang, a sour tamarind soup is definitely a MUST try! Siomai dumplings, Lumpia, longsilog sausage and Lechon, were all wonderful additions!But the let's talk about the Tocilog plate with garlic rice, pancit and sunny side up egg paired the sour soup * hands down my favorite combination, seriously good eats you'll want to have again and again!!!

Roaches in the dining room and the bathroom was disgusting smelled like sewage The chicken was like rubber would not ever recommend this for anybody.

This restaurant features Filipino food. I ordered the family style bilao, and chose five different dishes from the menu.* Pancit Canton (stir fry noodles)* Chicken Adobo* Lechon Kawali (fried pork belly)* Chicken BBQ Skewers * Kaldereta (braised beef with spicy tomato and peanut sauce)Overall the flavors were good. I especially enjoyed the stir fry noodles and braised beef sauce. I wish the rice had more garlic flavor and the fried pork belly was juicer tho.

The food is great! Loved every thing I tried there today. I wish the Halo-halo came with ube ice cream and more flan for it to be worth $10 though. The Kuya bowl 3 is very worth it with 3 different dishes of your choice + garlic rice. It's the best place to go for authentic Filipino food in Columbus. The service is nice. The crew are friendly and they serve food quickly. We got there before 3pm though, which turns out they only have buffet til then and won't serve you anything off the menu so we had to wait. I wasn't interested in the buffet because the foods I was craving weren't included. The ambiance could be better. You order from a different room and then find your way to the old gift shop to find seats. I just think for the price of the food, the ambience could be better.

Ordered the crispy adobo with rice and a side of jackfruit. Everything was delicious. There were also lots of dessert options. Service was quick and prices were reasonable. I would definitely recommend giving this place a try.

Service was fast though but Chicken & Pork sisig doesn't taste authentic and so so ambience.

We have been getting our lumpia here since before the restaurant even had a physical location. The food is authentic, delicious and made with TLC! It's a Christmas and every holiday tradition