Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Kasa and Kin delivers vibrant, creative Filipino fare in Soho with a lively atmosphere and standout desserts, but high prices and inconsistent service may deter some diners.
Kasa and Kin delivers solid A-grade performance through exceptional food quality highlighted by inventive grilled meats, standout kare kare, and celebrated ube desserts, paired with outstanding setting appeal in a vibrant Soho location. However, inconsistent execution and variable service attentiveness during peak times prevent grade A territory, while premium pricing limits broader appeal. The restaurant excels as a destination for adventurous diners seeking modern Filipino fusion and celebratory group dining, though consistency improvements would elevate it further.
Step into Kasa and Kin and you'll find a vibrant slice of Manila in the heart of Soho, where Filipino flavors meet contemporary flair. The atmosphere is lively—sometimes bordering on boisterous—with colorful decor, an open kitchen, and a buzz that makes it a magnet for celebrations and group gatherings. The menu is a creative tribute to Filipino classics, with dishes like beef kare kare, pork belly skewers, and a parade of ube desserts that have become local legends. Expect bold flavors, inventive presentations, and a staff that's eager to guide you through the less familiar corners of the cuisine. Culinarily, Kasa and Kin leans into modern Filipino fusion, blending tradition with playful twists—think truffle adobo, wagyu burgers, and vegan-friendly takes on street food staples. This is a spot for adventurous eaters and those looking to expand their palate beyond the usual Asian fare. While some purists may grumble about authenticity, most diners are won over by the creativity and energy on display. The in-house bakery is a sweet bonus, with ube brownies and halo-halo drawing rave reviews. For families, the experience is mixed. There are familiar options like fried chicken, rice, and noodles that kids will enjoy, but the menu overall is bold and may challenge picky eaters. The lively setting is great for birthdays and group meals, but noise levels can be high and portions, while sometimes generous, are inconsistent. The menu offers several vegetarian and vegan options, contradicting some older reviews that claimed otherwise. If your little ones are adventurous, they'll find plenty to love; if not, you may want to preview the menu before booking.
Area: Bustling, cosmopolitan Soho with a lively nightlife and diverse dining scene; attracts both locals and tourists.
Safety: Generally safe, well-lit, high foot traffic; typical urban London precautions apply.
Nearby: Surrounded by bars, theaters, shops, and other restaurants; close to Oxford Street and Piccadilly.
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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