I've been wanting to try some Filipino take-out from Rosel's for a while! Keep in mind their…read morekayaman feast (feeds ~4 people) needs 3 days notice, so call ahead if you want to order it! We did order the following: -Duo platter (serves 2 people - loved their pancit, crispy pork belly, & lumpia) -Chicken Adobo -Milkfish (be careful, the fish skewers have bones) Overall it fed of the 4 of us well. I will say their garlic rice wasn't as fragrant as I've had in other places. But I would be interested in trying their kayaman feast next time!

Went in for dinner, pretty quiet on a weekend for dine in. Plenty of seating. The QR code menu…read moreshows all the pictures and you order at the front. Quick service. Huge fan of their garlic fried rice dish and chicken adobo (which also comes with a side of garlic fried rice!) Wanted to try the halo halo but it wasn't available, maybe next time!

I don't really write negative reviews, so I gave it some time to process to see if it was just my…read moreopinion at the time. It's been about a month and a half since it's passed, so here's my honest take of the restaurant part of this store. We visited Niagara Falls for three days and as was the highlight of our 2.5 week vacation in eastern Canada. My family and I normally eat at a Filipino food place at least once to vibe how the Filipino food and community is at an area. Lo and behold, J&B Filipino/Asian Store was only a 10 minute walk from our hotel, which is a 20 minute walk from the actual falls, or a 5 minute drive. Nice! The first time we went there, we checked out the grocery store section part of the store, but we didn't really need any Filipino snacks since we are already familiar with it and have them at home in Hawai'i. The next day, we tried to eat at the restaurant, but we were abruptly told that the restaurant was closed. The man wasn't the smiley, friendly type and wasn't Filipino himself, so we felt a bit bad, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt because everyone has bad days. The very next day, the restaurant was actually open this time, so we went to try it out. We were actually given menus at our seat, but told us to order up at the cashier (which is weird, pick either service or turo-turo style lol). It was a relatively long wait, about 20-25 minutes, but good food takes a while to make. I wish I could say it was good, but it wasn't that. First of all, what kind of Bicol Express has no gata and all bagoong? I was fully expecting Bicol Express, even confirmed it twice upon ordering and receiving, but was vastly disappointed at what I ate, which is far too salty for my taste. I left unsatisfied with my meal. I didn't want to ruin the vibe with my family, so I didn't mention anything until my mom mentioned that her bangus (milkfish) was stale. I tasted it myself, it was! No wonder my sister's husband from Canada who grew up in Ontario hated fish. Fish from Ontario, Canada is tasteless/stale due to being imported (unlike fresh in Hawai'ior the Philippines)!!! Next, my normally quiet brother is usually content with everything, but his sisig was tasteless! Is there even a Filipino working in the back, or is the Filipino food in Canada not tasty at all (not the case since we had better Filipino food in Montreal in future days)? Finally, the vibe of the sole employee at the time speaks of no customer service or Pinoy (or even Canadian) hospitality at all. He was quite blunt, but it could be his personality. He also blasted Cuban music in the store, which I'm not against, but the environment didn't feel authentically Filipino to me and felt disingenuine. No wonder this place wasn't visited at all, which is a disappointment since this place has good reviews from a year ago. It's possible that the owners have changed and the quality went downhill. I don't think I'll ever recommend this restaurant to anyone I know, and we've learned to avoid this place the next time we visit Niagara Falls. Two stars is still a bit generous and I don't want to badmouth a restaurant completely over one visit, but it's my lowest rating out of any establishment at the time of this post.

Authentic Pinoy Taste! A hidden gem in the midst of Niagara Falls. If you're up for an adventure in…read moreFilipino food, this is the place for you! Even got a chance to chat with the owners Ate Beth and John since we ate a late lunch. Got sisig and dinuguan and both tasted great! Just like how it tastes when you go to Manila! Worth a try if you're in the area! Friendly service, freshly cooked meal (it takes about 15 minutes to cook), and a bunch of treats to buy in the store!

Wonderful homemade Filipino food located in Kerr Village in Oakville. I tried the Rice, pancit…read morebihon, fried fish, pork in red sauce with veggies and bbq red pork. Everything was fresh and great! The rice was soft and of high quality, the pan it bihon was just the right amount of flavour and seasoning, the red sauce pork with veggies goes great with the plain white rice. It was juicy, and the bbq red pork was succulent with just enough rendered fat to enjoy! Located at Kerr Village in Oakville, this is a great Filipino hidden gem! They have ample parking and also grocery items with sauces and snacks available. You can dine in and as well as do take out. Food is pre-made, ready to pick for take home. If you love good food, homemade food, high quality, like to try new things, this is a place you should definitely try!

Got rice with dishes. Lechon was pretty tasty. Egg with Bittergourd was good (I'm not a fan of…read morebittergourd but the rest of the dish was tasty). Thick cut Ham with carrot in sweet sauce was good too.

I've been going to Tinuno for many years now! They have always been consistent with flavours and…read moreservice. Highly recommend the kamayan, it's super fun and super flavourful. It feels warm and inviting when you walk in. I enjoyed the calamansi juice, it was refreshing! Make sure to eat the milkfish with the vinegar :)

Love how accessible this spot is from the tfc (literally a block away!) we tried the Kamayan/boodle…read morefight. While I appreciate how neat the setup was, the service was sort of chaotic. We asked for halo halo to go along with our check and were seated directly in front of the pay/front counter and it took them 30 minutes. We saw multiple servers assisting each table while other servers stood behind the counter; I don't doubt they meant well; it just seems disorganized to me. There is upstairs seating and reservations optional to make; but from what I saw it didn't seem like they're prepared so why bother making a reservation. Regardless, the portion for 2 was plenty and the unlimited garlic rice is awesome (superrrr Filipino) we didn't need more rice, but it's a nice option. I will say the halo halo was fire; I am not sorry about the long wait it was worth it.

Visited Berto's to beat this summer heat and left feeling satisfied. The workers are very friendly…read moreand polite. The place was bright and airy as well. We ordered their Halo-Halo, Palabok and their Berto's Fried Chicken. Halo-Halo (5/5) is hands down the best summer dessert. It's so refreshing and had the perfect blend of sweetness and creaminess. They added the perfect amount of ube ice cream, caramel flan and a mixture of jelly, red beans and sugar palm fruit at the bottom. It's a must-try treat. Palabok (2/5) was okay. It was a bit dry and not as saucy as we would've preferred. It could use some chicharron (pork rinds). There's not much protein in this meal other than the boiled egg which was a let-down. We also noticed that some of the noodles have crisped up as well which must've been from the heat lamp/steam table. The dish could use some shrimp and topped with some fried garlic chips. Berto's Fried Chicken (5/5) was delicious. It was fresh, tender and juicy. It had the right amount of seasoning that didn't make it overwhelmingly salty. The garlic fried rice and fried eggs were a great combination with chicken. Any of their breakfast items have always been good.

I have given Berto's a very good review 2 years ago but today I will give them 3 stars only. I've…read morecalled them to ask what's in their menu today but the one who answered my call who said her name was Tiffany doesn't want to provide what they have today. She was rude and said to me to just drop by and see for myself. We are from downtown TO and go to Berto just to eat or take out (mostly) but if you get a rude answers to a valid question, di ba nakaka turned off.

I love it when you call me SENYORITAAAAA! Don't sleep on this place! They have the best filipino…read morefood in the GTA. The family platter (Feeds 6-9 people) is a great value. The Food is fresh and you can really taste it. The seafood is not chewy or smelly.. everything was fresh fresh fresh!!! The bbq was soooo good! I'm so happy that Filipino food is making waves in the GTA! It's great to support local businesses! Try this place out and see for your self!

A neighbourhood joint where you can get imported groceries and hot foods. There's tables to sit at…read moreand you can take your food away. Friendly staff (the woman at the cash gave my wife & I samples of some of the dishes).

The food is okay, but expensive. I paid $20 for take-out sisig. Even on sit-down restaurant/club…read moreserved on hot sizzling plate don't charge that much. Their pricing must be reviewed.