Potpourri of Flavours

Potpourri of Flavours is such a great option in our small town! They have amazing breakfasts and you never wait long for your food. The chef here is amazing, and the staff is always friendly.For supper, I always get the Honey Garlic Chicken bowl with noodles instead of rice, and Pork Springrolls as an appetizer. The food is always hot and flavourful! Their homemade Red Iced Tea is delicious!I love that our town has this place as another restaurant option, and we are also fortunate that they have a great coffee/iced coffee menu! They also sell many Filipino desserts and baked goods. So many options and all delicious!

Amazing food and great service the lava burger is fire, would recommend

2nd go around here and better than the first. Tapsilog spot on. Only complaint is no onion or tomato in the egg, but that is easily overlooked as soon as you taste the atchara. Slightly different variation as they don't include raisins, but the pickled papaya is so good. Spiced vinegar is also very good and compliments the garlic fried rice nicely. Super weird to have a fantastic Filipino restaurant in the middle of a Mennonite area, but from what I hear the locals gravitate to more traditional North American dishes that are also served here. Haven't tried the boba, but seen people pick it up.

Mixed menu of Phillipino/western cuisine.Delicious food - the spring rolls are amazing and their fettuccine carbonara is very tasty.They also have many desserts and take home treats to choose from.

I especially recommend the Lava Burger. Definitely one of the best burgers I've had. Must use a fork for it. Comes drenched in cheese sauce in a hot skillet

Wonderful restaurant, and the best option in Altona.Fresh ingredients and friendly service.

The most interesting restaurant in Altona. It certainly is a “Potpourri of Flavours”. The chef really understands where he is and knows his audience. Mixing common western dishes with typical Filipino cuisine on his eclectic menu, chef owner Jose is gently introducing Filipino dishes and flavours while making it easy to find something familiar for unadventurous eaters. Altona is seeing an increase in Filipinos to the community who must be glad to have a place to eat and gather. Food is central to both Filipino and Mennonite cultures, it’s great to have Potpourri in town expanding horizons. Definitely try Filipino breakfast.

It was just absolutely amazing will definitely be going back!! :) customer service and food were both amazing and food was soooo good …