Filipino sharing plates, rice and spring rolls at Kultura

Filipino soul. Glasgow heart.

Glasgow,
let’s eat.

Filipino food. The pleasure of sharing a table.
A little Kultura, a lot of good company.

Explore the food Our story

A little more Kultura

Kultura Glasgow

By Dolores’ Lutong Bahay

Filipino roots.
A Glasgow story.

The Kultura family

A taste of Kultura

Made for the
middle of the table.

If you’re new to Filipino food, start here. A taste of the sharing plates and generous spreads that make Kultura, Kultura.

An overhead spread of Kultura sharing dishes — A little of everything

A sizzling Kultura dish served on a cast iron plate — Fresh from the kitchen

Prawns, noodles and rice arranged on a Kultura table — The whole table

A taste of the dishes and sharing plates from the Kultura kitchen.

The way we share

A table of Filipino dishes and cocktails from the Kultura kitchen

From our family kitchen.

Filipino roots.
Family at heart.

Kultura grew from Dolores’ Lutong Bahay, a family’s love of Filipino cooking and the simple joy of feeding people well.

Romeo and Dolores began catering in the Philippines in 2002. Dolores later brought her cooking to Scotland, where Dolores’ Lutong Bahay became a family business, with the support of their four children.

Meet the Kultura family

The way we share

A spoonful here.
A plate passed there.

At Kultura, the food is part of the conversation. Take a closer look at the flavours, textures and family spirit behind our table.

01 / A little variety

Find your favourites.

Something crisp beside something rich. Rice and noodles alongside dishes full of colour. The pleasure is in finding the combinations you love.

02 / Made for sharing

Pass a plate.

Food at the centre of the table makes room for everyone to join in. Trade a favourite and leave a little room for another taste.

03 / A family’s cooking

A taste of home.

Our roots are in Dolores’ Lutong Bahay. Family recipes and a love of Filipino food sit at the heart of Kultura, wherever our story takes us.

The Kultura family

Two cities.
One shared table.

Discover more of our story, or explore our Belmont Street restaurant in Aberdeen.

The Kultura family Visit Kultura Aberdeen

Glasgow, let’s eat.

Made for themiddle of the table.

Filipino roots.Family at heart.

A spoonful here.A plate passed there.