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    Definitely the best lumpia in town ! Crispy ! Seasoned well ! Wrapped amazing ! Definitely recommend & would give 10 stars if I could !

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    4 years ago

    Amazing!!! Every single was super tasty and delicious. My grandmother loved it! (Which says a lot lol) I can't wait to order more.

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    I finally made it over to try what they are calling Filipino fusion and I walked away so impressed…read more My hubby and I ordered their Güd Burger, Kare Kare bowl and churro to share. This might honestly be my favorite meal. Even if it's quite a drive from San Diego, it was well worth it in my opinion. The Güd Burger completely lived up to the hype. The double Wagyu patties were juicy and full of flavor, the cheese was perfectly melty, and the sweet chili aioli brought everything together. I wasn't sure what to expect from the ube brioche bun, but it added just a hint of sweetness that somehow made the whole burger even better. Nothing overpowered anything else. It all just worked together. The Kare Kare bowl was generous in the Kare Kare, which I appreciated. The physical bowl felt too small compared to the amount they gave us! I'm glad I was sharing this with someone else because I was already full halfway through the bowl. We had to order the ube churros as well...don't skip this! The dipping sauce it came with was so good. I kept dipping my churro into it too because it was that good. The churro was crunchy without being dry. This whole meal was one of those meals where you don't want it to end. It was my first time here and we waited 45 minutes for our food to be ready because of how busy it was. Some people ordered ahead of time so they skipped the wait altogether. The restaurant itself is quite small but we were lucky enough to snag a seat after rush hour. There are less than 10 tables for eating in. Restaurants like this are worth supporting because you know it's a small business and the food tastes like it's made out of love! Already planning my next visit.

    So, a few months ago I wanted to try Tambayan because I'd heard so many good things about the…read moreplace. My friend and I showed up at opening at 11am. They weren't open. We waited about 30 min and they still didn't open. While we waited I tried calling them and it went to voicemail and I couldn't even leave a message because their mailbox was full. Today, I went hoping they'd be open. I arrived around 11:05am and surprisingly they were open. I walked in and looked at their overhead menu on the wall and practically their entire menu had masking taste indicating the item or items were "sold out". This was at opening! Something tells me the "sold out" masking tape had been there for quite a while. I left once again highly disappointed. Maybe down the road I'll give them another shot and revise this 1 star rating. They need to fix their business model ‍

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    The food tastes like authentic Filipino dishes prepared in the Philippines. Their Menudo, Sisig,…read moreKarekare, and Bicol Express are always a hit when I have parties. My non-Filipino friends love the Pork Lumpia or Eggrolls so much that they always request for it. Aside from these traditional Filipino dishes, they also sell desserts like ginataang bilo-bilo, biko, puto,suman, majablanca,kutsinta, and many more. The staff are always so warm and serve the food with a smile. I always call and pay in advance for big orders, and I have never been disappointed. The owners, Ding and Del have great customer service skills. Sometimes, Del takes my order over the phone, and she helps me estimate the right amount of food to serve to my guests, so I don't have lots of leftovers. Amuel and Amy are great cooks, too. The family's favorite is Amuel's Menudo and Bicol Express, we can eat it for a week!!! The place is in a good location, around a 3-minute drive to Spring Valley Shopping Center. I never had problems with the parking, too.

    I have adored Kababayan food for forever. For years, I taught at elementary schools close by, and…read morefrom time to time, parents would bring me food from here, and so it means comfort to me in many many ways. My current favorites are Bicol Express, and sisig, both spicy pork dishes like no one else can match! I told the young man serving me today that I had tried sisig at other restaurants, and theirs is absolutely the best, and servings there are ALWAYS generous! I have been able to share a combination plate with up to 4 other people, and still have left overs, which by the way, warm up beautifully! This treasure is located between Snoice, an exceptional dessert destination (think shaved ice and halo halo) and a lovely Asian produce place so it's a complete experience! Thank you, Kababayan! You are the BEST!

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    There are meals you eat, and then there are meals that bring people together. Tita's Kitchenette…read moredid exactly that. I have a loved one in a nursing facility in North San Diego and the staff there provide the kind of compassionate care that comes with dignity. After experiencing another facility that was so heartbreaking it left me questioning everything. I wanted to do something meaningful to thank this incredible team. A card didn't seem like enough. Flowers fade. But good food? Good food creates memories. I ordered the sisig, pancit, and their famous signature lumpia rolls, along with pandesal from Valerio's. Ordering was a breeze. I placed my order at 9:30 a.m. and picked everything up at 4:00 p.m. Three small trays turned out to be an incredible amount of food. I planned for 10 people, but it fed a whole lot more as many from different units gathered to share. The moment that sealed it for me happened before a single tray was opened. A nurse I had never met walked over and said, "Oh, you went to Tita's. I recognized their lumpia." That gave me chills because I knew I had chosen the right place. The food tasted like it came straight from Mamasan's kitchen, authentic, comforting, and made with love. Staff members kept stopping by to thank us, and my only conidition, "Make a plate for the receptionist. He's awesome too." That is what great food does. It creates connection. If you're feeding family, friends, coworkers, or an entire care team, Tita's Kitchenette delivers more than delicious Filipino food. They help you show appreciation in a way people will remember. "One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well." ----Virginia Woolf

    Omg!!!! San Diego County has got to have the best Filipino food in So California…read more We were visiting the area and family members suggested we drive over from our hotel and order from Tita's. We were in the Point Loma area close to SD airport and Tita's was about 10 mins away. Getting there was a maze freeway wise and when we got there, while the line was out the door, moved quickly. We ordered several combos and from what I can recall beefsteak, pancit, adobo, lumpia, sinigang and menudo/caldereta were all deeelicious and just like what you'd expect at a filipino party- but better. Staff here were all friendly and helpful. Love Tita's and look forward to returning!

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    Lutchi and Mary

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    Lutchi and Mary's is delicious! I work in San Diego now and get to try new restaurants often, and…read morethis place is my favorite meal I've had in the 7 months I've been working here. I am not kidding, it is insane! So delicious that I'm ordering it two days in a row to bring home. I ordered the famous Pork Sisig, which was recommended by the staff, with the garlic rice. It was so delicious. Came out sizzling, such great flavor. I would give this place 6 stars!!! The manager Jane and the atmosphere is great. I'm not surprised they have so many loyal customers because they just gained another one. Best spot to eat in San Marcos! Can't recommend enough

    Hiya B.U.M.S., We…read morewere craving a quick dessert after being out and about, but couldn't decide between ice cream, candy, or something totally different--we just knew we wanted something sweet. We landed on Lutchi & Mary (a great local spot serving up authentic Filipino comfort food) and decided to go with their signature Halo-Halo. Their Halo-Halo comes packed with classic layers of crushed shaved ice, sweet fruit compote, buko, and a scoop of rich ube ice cream, all topped off with a slice of creamy leche flan. It was refreshing and hit the spot! If I had one small tweak, I would've loved just a tad bit more ube in the mix for extra flavor, but overall it was super enjoyable. It's a fantastic, family-friendly spot with super welcoming service and a bright, clean, inviting dining area. Definitely a great local staple to stop by whether you want a full meal or a quick sweet treat. Tips: If you're visiting for dessert with kids, consider sharing a Halo-Halo or grabbing a side of their warm banana turon (crispy banana fritters). They offer convenient online ordering for quick pickup if you are on the move. Help us spread the word. What's your favorite Filipino dessert to cool down with? Let us know in the comments.

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    This was my second time coming here. This time I brought my wife's family for my birthday. They are…read moreFilipino and really wanted to try it. Everyone enjoyed it. Obviously there were things they have had differently or things they wished were served, but overall everyone was happy. The food was hot and delicious just like last time. I was happy to see they had different dishes this time around too. Although I enjoyed everything from last time, it was nice to try some new stuff too. The place was slam packed. Multiple birthday parties going on, so the atmosphere was very alive with conversation. It was like one big family picnic in there. Initially, they could not find my reservation, but they found it and accommodated us with a table right away and even threw in a Halo Halo for my birthday. The hostess was really nice and jovial. With the amount of people in there it got really warm and unfortunately with the door swinging open over and over there were flies, but there isn't much they could do to prevent that.

    Surprised there was no long line outside since today was the Sunday brunch and read from other…read morereviewers to come prepared to wait. Upon walking up to the door, we noticed the closed sign but there was some tables filled already. Asked the young man if they were open or had a private party, he didn't even realize the closed sign was still on. He asked if we had reservations, we did not then he told us to wait outside to be called on, there were tons of empty clean tables, but we didn't argue. As soon as we stepped outside, before I could sit down we got called right back in by the other lady to come inside. Okay. Weird quick game of musical chairs lol. She explained to us how it goes. Drinks on this side of the room. Food on that side. Check. First plate: garlic fried rice (Sinangag), fried eggs, longoniza, Filipino spaghetti, lechon, and a bowl of arroz caldo. Also grabbed two cups, one for water the other for what the waitress said was mango ice tea (spoiler alert: no mangoes were hurt in the process of making this ice tea). Second plate: watermelon and pineapple slices, menudo, kare kare, ube pancake. First the sinangag tasted like it's been left out too long even though it was just brought out. Lots of hard pieces of rice. I decided to not finish it. Next, the fried eggs and longaniza. Fried eggs felt too rubbery for maybe just me. And the longaniza didn't taste anything like longaniza. No spices no garlic. Just a basic sweet hot dog. Maybe I'm wrong and it's just a hot dog. I can say the Filipino spaghetti did taste somewhat like actual Filipino spaghetti, sweet. But not too sweet but also didn't see any hot dogs in there! Now the lechon. Tasted exactly like fried pork. That has zero spices and kinda been out for a while. The arroz caldo had some shreds of chicken I think but I had to fetch for it in the pot. Unfortunately there's no boiled eggs to add but you can add everything else to it like the fried garlic, spring onions lemon etc. Now the drinks. What's up with the non mango mango iced tea? It just tasted like iced tea and if I was told that id be okay. But I love mango drinks and was looking forward to it. The water is the only thing I could say I wasn't disappointed with and only if I didn't have to get it myself I guess would be the only downside lol. I did try to get a second plate. Consisted of some watermelon slices and pineapple slices, menudo and kare kare with white rice. The kare kare and menudo did look like what they were called and that is about it in comparison to what I've had in the past. The menudo had no tomato paste taste to it and was rather bland and the kare kare was also bland. Their kare kare sauce was very watery, missing the thick savory peanut buttery taste. And unfortunately, it was the watermelon slices that made me quit and lose my appetite. It had a weird rotten taste to it. I almost had to vomit. First I thought it was soaked in something maybe vinegar, or I dunno. But I just could not eat anything else. I hope today was just an off day and the food is better. Unfortunately, I doubt I'll ever come back or even recommend my friend or family to come eat here.

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