Lasa Sandwiches Pearls - Lynnwood

The Fili Bisteck, Fried Chicken Sandwich, and the Lumpia were all really good here! If the three, I liked the Fried Chicken Sandwich the best; it was very juicy (more than I expected), and the Bun was very soft, resulting in a really good texture for the whole sandwich. That said, the Fili Bisteck sandwich was also really nice, especially if you're into really grease-overflowing sandwiches (I know there are several in Seattle that are really good). I also got the Halo Halo here, though I thought it was okay to me; the mango and ube it has were pretty good, but the ice chunks were inconsistent, and it mostly tasted watery to me. For what it's worth, I may just not like Halo Halo generally, as this is maybe the first place I've had it in. So, I'm not judging hard on it. Overall, I would come back, as i really liked the food here, and the staff was pretty nice!

Very disappointed of the Lechon Kawali Roll now. My husband was excited to get this because last time we got it, it was crispy and fat. Now we got the opposite, dry and rubbish. Did y’all get a new cook or something?The sisig fries do have the crispy lechon tho, which is still good.

Anything Filipino inspired definitely will catch my attention. The online order process was easy and despite them being busy during lunch hour, the wait was very reasonable. Honestly I wanted to order all their sandwiches, but settled for the following: Lechon Kawali Roll: It's hard mess up Filipino pork belly and it had a nice kick with the soy glaze (almost Hoisin sauce like) and chili. Chicken Tocino: Had the lowest expectation, but was surprised the most by the flavor combo. If anything the cabbage slaw was way too sour and took away from the chicken. Lumpia Sub: Disappointed as the meatball taste was just off, and left me wanting more of a classic lumpia flavor.Overall a small hidden place with unique offerings. I'd want to return to try the rest of the main menu at least the best time I'm in the area.

Low key on a Wednesday afternoon. Staff was friendly. Adobo fried chicken sandwich was delicious.

If you're looking for dinner plans in the Lynnwood area, stop by LASA Sandwiches Pearls for a loaded, Filipino inspired sandwich. They're open until 7pm, and are available for takeout or dine in.My friends and I ordered the: Lechon Kawali Roll You can never go wrong with thicc lechon! Loved the flavoring on this, but it was a little on the saltier side in comparison with the Fili Bistek Fili Bistek What a fun take on the Philly cheesesteak! The top sirloin in this sandwich was tender and pair well with the crunchy French roll Sisig Style Fries This side was perfect to share amongst the four of us Halo Halo Last but not least, dessert! I haven't tried too many places with halo halo, but this was a refreshing way to end the meal.We were all pretty impressed by the sandwiches and definitely want to come back to try more of their menu.