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    Asian One Best Grocery

    4.3 (105 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Lily C.

    Great little Asian grocery and cafe. Fair prices, decent selection. The wait was long for the food but it was fresh and delicious. We got the lumpia and Adobo pork. I would come back for the cafe but probably stick to Weee or HMart for groceries. In a pinch, it's great to have it as an option for Asian staples but I would go back for the food. And expect a little wait if it's during peak lunch time.

    Joseph O.

    Visiting the area and stumble upon this asian store with a filipino cuisine! I had the sisig and lechon! Huge portions and very tasty! The letchon is juicy and delicious! I also had the halo-halo, definitely reminds me of home!

    Menu 10/2024

    Chef Minerva is the best. We ordered ahead to eat in: pancit bihon, Shanghai app, and binagoongan with eggplant. Outrageous. Cannot wait to go back to try something different. This place has been here for years and is always spot on delicious and made to order. I can't handle very hot so she made it with just enough satisfying heat. And generous portions with big scoop of rice. They also have a big empanada like meat patty enveloped in tender buttery dough by the register. So good.

    Alyssa C.

    Delicious Filipino food! The kare kare (stew with meats such as beef oxtail and pork, veggies including green beans and bok choy, and tripe, all in a savory peanut sauce) is a guilty pleasure. So bad, yet so good. For meat and peanut lovers, I highly recommend. Pinakbet is usually my go-to with Filipino food, even when I was a pescatarian (I would just pick out the meat). And the Pinakbet is certainly good, BUT in the 2 decent-sized servings I had, there was ONE okra. And I love okra. Wish Asian One were more generous with okras in the Pinakbet. I'm not knocking off any stars though, as the Pinakbet is not as salty as it is at other Filipino places I've had it. Would also recommend the pancit sotanghon, particularly for those who love noodles! Also recommend making this a stop if you're shopping for Filipino groceries!

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    Orena W.

    This place is so good!!!!!! I was craving pork adobo and pancit after watching a ton of cooking videos on it. We shopped in the grocery store before sitting down for lunch. We came around 12:30, and it was pretty busy with many take out orders probably because it was a rainy cold day outside. There were 2 other people who sat down to eat. We order the fresh lumpia, fried lumpia, pork adobo, pancit bihon, and binagoogan. I've only had Filipino food once before. Everything was amazing, fresh and hot. The appetizers came out in 15mins. The entrees came out shortly after. The fresh lumpia was huge! There was radish, cabbage, carrots, green beans, chicken & shrimp wrapped in a soft savory wrap. It came topped with a sweet tamarind peanut sauce and minced garlic. It was very good. Much more unique than a regular spring roll. The fried lumpia was also very good with the same filling but in a crunchy wrapper, and much smaller. The fried lumpia came with a pickled onion sauce. It was very crispy and flavorful. Then came the pork adobo. Since we ordered 2 entrees besides the noodles our meal came with 2 bowls of rice for our table of 3. So they asked if we would like an additional bowl of rice free of charge. We agreed that it would be a good idea, so we got 3 plates of steaming bowls of fresh rice. The rice was really warm and fluffy. Cooked perfectly. The pork adobo was so tender, sour, sweet, a bit spicy and salty. I didn't think I would like the pieces of fat that came on the meat, but the fat just elated in your mouth, and the meat fell apart so easily. Then we tried the binagoogan, the meat was really salty, and spicy and had a unique flavor from the shrimp paste. It came with fried peppers and eggplant. It went really well with the rice and the spice was so good. Finally we had the Pancit Bihon Noodle. It was a bit bland, and came with veggies and meat. My favorite dish was the binagoogan. It was just such a unique flavor and spicy. Next time I want to try their fish and other dishes. I want to try their kare kare as well. The staff were really friendly and nice despite being so busy. It felt like eating with family. I will certainly come again. They can accommodate a large party despite their small kitchen. The waitress said they had a party of 10 coming in.

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    Raven P.

    Wow. We came here honestly to just get baby bok choy to put on the grill at home, but as soon as we walked in we were greeted with the amazing smells of the bbq and fried pork. My husband said "you smell that" We knew we had to eat. I asked the gentlemen behind the food counter what are the best suggestions. He recommended the "knuckles" which we ordered, and the fried pork belly. We also ordered the bbq skewers (2) and it came with two rices. Also ordered fried calamari and spring rolls. Now everything came out super fresh and hot. Which is a big deal for me, I hate room temp food as if it's been sitting. We could tell everything was made fresh to order. The spring rolls came with sweet chili, they had the perfect crunch and a super yummy filling. Next was the calamari, which also was very fresh and the batter was really light and flavorful. The bbq skewers we're sweet and savory, and the rice had the perfect texture. The fried pork belly was soooo good, crunchy meaty and the right amount of fried fat-everything you'd expect. The knuckles was really good too, had pieces that cooked up like pork rinds, ugh so good! The meat was flavorful and tender. 5/5 would highly recommend, can't wait to be back. You can also tell it's poppin' people were coming in and out with trays of food. Everyone was super friendly, and made recommendations for our next visit! Can't wait to go back!

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    Great portion size for affordable prices, awesome taste, staff is friendly, and make a killer Halo Halo. What's not to love?

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    Best filipino food ever and totally worth the drive. I've been going here for years with my mom and it never disappoints!

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    the food and the atmosphere with a great service from people. owner is friendly. I love how they treat their customers

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    Delicious Filipino food! Order ahead and give them time because the food is worth the wait.

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