Lumpia & Company

Sophia and I traveled here last Saturday to have lunch. This is our 4th time here going back to 2019. Every time we stopped by, the food was truly satisfying. It has been a year since our last visit so it was time to see how things were going.Foot traffic was very minimal when we walked inside. Like before, you place your order at the counter and they'll bring it to you, either by takeout or dine-in. The vibe was pretty chilled and they played Christian pop music on the speakers. Some of the decor have biblical verses so you know it's a true blessing the guys are serving us well. As far as the food goes, it was really good. I ordered Bacon Gouda Burger lumpia (which I actually had before) with Asian Noodles which included chicken. Everything was well prepared and delicious. I ate the lumpia for dine-in and got so full I took the noodles home where it tasted exactly the same as earlier.Well, there you have it. Another great visit to a wonderful spot. It will be a while until the next time we stop by, but I know the food will be good as always :)

I was in the area and ordered a snack online - four original lumpia with sauce. it was to be delivered curbside, but I had to go inside and find someone in order to pick it up. To be fair, I was a couple of minutes late. I had trouble finding the restaurant. It is tucked back into a strip mall that is easy to miss.The order was ready for pick up, as promised. The lumpia was amazing - crusty and warm. The sauce was excellent! They have many other versions of lumpia - I want to go back and try all of them! There are tables scattered throughout the restaurant; this would be a great place to go and share different types of lumpia and other Filipino foods. Don't miss this!

Thursday 8/15/2024I remember coming across this spot via yelp and was very intrigued after seeing the many different lumpia which is something I've never even tried before. I made a takeout order over the phone and got the pancit- chicken $10.50, samper lumpia (buffalo chicken, +$2 pizza, +$2 Philly cheesesteak) $18.50, and the dessert sampler lumpia (creamy apple crisp, pina colada, fried Oreo $12.50.- The Pancit chicken was alright but nothing impressive to me. It kind of reminded me of regular ramen and chicken.- The Sampler lumpia had a harder texture and less filling than what I was expecting but it was still pretty decent. * If I was ranking them I'd say: Buffalo chicken, pizza, and lastly Philly cheesesteak.* The Buffalo chicken & pizza were good especially with the ranch they both come with but the Philly cheesesteak was a bit underwhelming and I was not a fan of the nacho cheese sauce for the Philly.- The dessert samplers ranged from decent - good. My ranking would be creamy apple crisp, pina colada, and finally Oreo.* the creamy apple crisp comes with a caramel sauce and the pina colada comes with a jelly type of sauce that both complement their respective lumpias nicely.* I think the fried Oreo would've been alot better if there was a vanilla icing sauce (like the icing center of an Oreo) for it instead of the chocolate sauce (which made it too chocolate for me).Overall, my visit to lumpia & company was a decent experience but not as good as I expected. I like the concept of the lumpia but I think it could be better executed but that's just me.

Lumpia & Company has been on my radar for a long time. I originally heard of them back in 2017-2018, but I was never able to get out here. COVID hit, and I actually forgot all about Lumpia & Company. But a handful of recent IG videos kickstarted my memory. With mom in tow, I was able to finally check them out on 4/6/24. Art Agustin is Lumpia's founder and owner, and he was nice enough to introduce himself and chat with us for a bit. He told us of the store's history, how they survived COVID, and even offered some of his personal backstory. Lumpia & Co. is truly a family business as Art's wife and sons work there, too. While we conversed with Art, mom and I had the following: Pancit: noodles, veggie mix, chicken Adobo bowl: 7-hour smoked pork adobo, lemon slaw, steamed rice Lumpia sampler: Monte Cristo (ham & cheddar, powdered sugar); Philly Cheesesteak (steak, provolone, peppers, onions); Classic (beef, celery, carrots, green onions) Depending on who you ask, L&C is hit or miss. I enjoyed the adobo bowl (although I felt the pork was a little overcooked). I loved the lumpia (the variety is appealing), but mom only gravitated towards the classic lumpia. Then, mom wasn't too thrilled with the pancit as she believed the noodles weren't washed enough, possibly not washed at all. As for mom's lumpia preference, I'll chalk that up to her being more traditional - "jazzing up" something that's already near-perfect (I've never met anyone who outright dislikes lumpia) isn't the move. Whereas, after trying some of the pancit, I have to agree that L&C's pancit dish could be improved. It's good, but imo it's not prepared and cooked in a traditional way. Or, it may be something as simple as regional differences - my mom and Art are from different provinces in the Philippines, so Art's version of pancit differs from the style my mom and I are used to. It's akin to barbeque - there are differences with BBQ from North Carolina, Kansas City, and Texas. None of the styles are wrong, but they instill preferences and expectations that may or may not align. L&C's facility is small and is located in a strip mall that's unassuming and almost hidden. It may be difficult to find them during that initial visit, but once you find them, it's all good. What matters is that you can find them and that their establishment is clean and tidy. Thanks to Art and his family for their food and hospitality. I look forward to future visits and hopefully more fantastic conversations. JV

This place was super busy, lord have mercy good for the business! The atmosphere was great and workers were friendly. This was our first time coming here so I am not sure if it's always like this or what. I got the Philly, buffalo, banana lumpia and the Asian noodles. The Philly ones was ok just has beef and cheese sauce didn't have much flavor 3/5. The buffalo was amazing 5/5 it was juicy and had a lot of flavors it also comes with ranch. The banana lumpia was very sweet and had the right ratio of bananas 5/5. Last and not least the Asian noodles was my favorite growing up in Hawaii it just reminded me of home.

The original lumpia was off the charts! We couldn't resist going back for seconds after trying the sampler. The pizza lumpia and buffalo chicken lumpia were spot on--exactly as you'd imagine. Sadly, they were out of the Philly and burger lumpia, but that just means we have the perfect excuse to return. And those banana bombs? Sweet, crispy, and oh-so-nostalgic, like a Thanksgiving banana pudding. The pancit was legit--authentic and on par with my favorite spot, Maymars. The only bummer was the scarcity of low tables, but the attentive service and the delicious food totally made up for it. Can't wait to go on back for more!

Lumpia & Company, located in the heart of Virginia Beach, is truly a culinary gem. This place has mastered the art of lumpia, offering a diverse range of flavors that will tantalize your taste buds.From their traditional lumpia to the inventive Gouda Burger, and their mouthwatering desserts, Lumpia & Company is a flavor-packed experience that should not be missed.I had the pleasure of trying the Gouda Burger, Pizza, and Traditional lumpia rolls during my visit. I remember when they wowed the crowd with their Gouda burger lumpia at Nomarama's burger competition years ago. The pizza lumpia was a hit woth Major, and the traditional rolls were a testament to their commitment to perfecting the classics.For all the lumpia lovers out there, this place is a must-visit. Lumpia & Company has mastered the art of lumpia-making, bringing together an array of exciting flavors that will leave your taste buds singing.

Pancit was OK. Fresh ingredients but a bit peppery to me. Lumpia was good. It's a small restaurant but very clean and inviting.

First time coming to Lumpia & Company after hearing about them for years. So glad we finally went! They have awesome flavors and dessert lumpia options as well. We got 12 pieces total which consisted of classic beef lumpia, monte cristo, and pizza lumpia. As a Filipino, their classic beef lumpia is FILIPINO APPROVED! I was honestly surprised at how big they were. They also have french fries and rice as a side and you already know we had to get both. No complaints on the food, it was crisped to perfectly and beautifully flavored. Can't wait to come back and try some more!

Very good Lumpia! Their Philly Cheesesteak lumpia are delicious. Would definitely recommend them.