Lasa Sandwiches Pearls - Lynnwood

The place is very small but I got it to go. It's nice though. I wanted to love the food but I got the pork sandwich. It's good but I just felt underwhelmed. I might of had too high expectations. I can't describe why, it's just pretty good. The second thing I got was the halo halo. This one for me was even more disappointing. I enjoy the ones from jolibee. This one just tasted bland. The jellies and ice cream and everything seemed off. I wish I could give it a higher score but for me it didn't work out

Wow you , have to , have to go here.Food was well cooked, balanced flavors and unique. The sisig fries were great, crispy pork, sauce, a fried egg and a sprinkle of bird's eye chili to cut through the richness. The lechon kwali sandwich was massive, well cooked pork belly, crispy crackling, more than enough for two people.Will go back here in a heartbeat!

The sisig fries alone would bring me back. The halo halo was so so, but the rest of the food was wonderful. Suuuper small and unassuming venue.

Great food and drinks, friendly staff, wonderful service! Definitely try the sisig fries!

Finally! We sampled Lasa Sandwiches and Pearls—a Filipino culinary experience. Opting for a rice-free option, I tried the Longganisa with eggs and bread, beef lumpia, and Taho milk tea. Meanwhile, Luke opted for the adobo sandwich. I personally preferred the adobo over the Longganisa. It's a unique and worthwhile experience, especially if you haven't tried it before!