We were traveling thru Ossian today and found this place on Facebook. We stopped and discovered…read morethis Filipino carryout. It is located in a Asian discount store and has a small menu. They specializes in egg rolls. (Chicken, pork, beef) We got 12 small egg rolls and a lunch sized carry out of chicken and noodles for $7.00. The pork rolls were very hot and crispy. Tasty with a sweet sauce they were a buy! The store itself offered well priced Asian and American groceries and was well organized and very clean. They offer fresh and frozen seafood including blue crabs and oysters. Give this interesting and unique place a try.

Our first visit - it's a small discount store (like an Amish discount store) selling food and…read morehealth and beauty items. I got a Flonase (for allergies) for only $3! Ordered some egg rolls (lumpia if you know Filipino food) and they were sooo good. The turon, (2 for $3), which is banana in a egg roll wrapper, fried and covered in a syrupy sauce was wonderful. My son liked his pork adobo. This was a "I'm so glad we stopped" on our way from Fort Wayne to Muncie.

Lumpia Creations is my favorite food stop ever!!! I absolutely love all of her LUMPIA!! I tried the…read morecrab rangoon this past weekend and I WAS IN HEAVEN!!!!!! So YUMMY!!!!

Lumpia are Filipino egg rolls. I ran into the Lumpia Creations food truck at the Brownsburg Farmers…read moreMarket. When you order lumpia at the food truck, the lumpia are freshly fried. They offer about ten different varieties of lumpia including pork, chicken and vegetarian. They sell five lumpia for $13. I ordered a mix including the Korean bbq beef and Asian style chicken lumpia. The lumpia took about 10 minutes to prepare. The lumpia are served in a cup and are very hot. Several of our lumpia were burned with the centers charred. We returned the burned ones and they replaced them with fresh ones. In general, the lumpia were somewhat messy. I don't think the rolls stayed together well during the drying process and they were overcooked. The clerk was friendly. We were told the Korean bbq has brown sugar, which is why it burns. While I like to support small independent businesses, I'm not sure that I would return to the truck. I was disappointed with the experience.

This is our third time eating from the Pinoy Garden Cafe food truck and it's been amazing every…read moretime. Last time we got a pork adobo hibachi and lumpia - very flavorful, fresh, and tasty. I practically inhaled mine. This morning we got the breakfast burrito (fried rice, eggs, and pork adobo) and once again, amazing - flavorful, fresh, and tasty. Service is always impeccable. We usually see them at the local city gatherings and will continue to seek them out whenever we can!

I had been wanting to try Pinot for years and I was thrilled when I finally had the opportunity. I…read morewas visiting Bloomington and ordered take-out for the way home. I chose the lumpia and crispy pork belly. The lumpia were 10 out of 10! Perfectly crispy and the sauce was bomb! The pork belly was cooked perfectly as well and very crispy. I personally wasn't a big fan of the sauce that came with the dish, but that is definitely a personal preference and no reflection of the restaurant. The people who own this place are salt of the earth kind of people and so incredibly kind. They got the food out quickly and made the ordering process easier. I'm thrilled to continue to watch them grow! :)

They were at a red curry. They offered me green curry, which I accepted. But it was just not good…read more Staff was very nice and accommodating. The crab Rangoon's were very good.

I haven't been here for a couple of years and boy has this place went down hill! Someone in my…read moreparty ordered wonton soup and when it arrived at the table she took a bite, instead of a wanton it was a crab Rangoon, when we complained the waitress did basically nothing and they laughed about it back in the kitchen.

Recently moved walking distance to Factory 52 and am slowly trying the different options available…read morein their food hall. Highly recommend Gabriela's pork adobo rice bowl with the Java rice. I took mine with all the available toppings, which include peppers, onions, pickled red cabbage, cucumbers, carrots, cheese and sour cream, and it made for a substantial, very tasty and highly flavorful meal. Based on my rave, my friend later had the crispy tofu version and gave it two thumbs up. Service is quick and friendly.

Gabriela is one of my favorite restaurants in Cincinnati. But tonight with a friend, we got to try…read moretheir kamayan event and had an unforgettable meal. The event had 10 of us and was eating with our hands off banana leaves. We reserved our tickets in advance for a seafood menu and it was creative and flavorful (especially the Caesar salad and dessert). The seafood and fruit were delicious, my favorite being the bangus fish. We were in a semi private room in Factory 52 and there was entertainment for lunar new year. Service was attentive and explained the meal throughly. I look forward to their next event!

I'm so glad I found a Filipino restaurant in the area! It was hard to find one, especially here in…read moreOhio. I'm from the Bay Area in California, where you can find Filipino restaurants almost everywhere. I've been craving Filipino food for the past two weeks so I was excited to finally try this place. The service was great! It's a family owned business. The lady at the front was very friendly while her mom works in the kitchen. The food was decent. We ordered the lechon kawali and the beef kare-kare and both were good! I was a little surprised that the kare-kare was a bit soupy since I'm used to it being thicker, but the flavors were def there and the meat was very tender. We also ordered halo-halo, which was the perfect dessert for the warm weather!

We were exploring Ohio and its list of Filipino restaurants and stumbled upon this. There are some…read morehot dishes on display and some dishes that are ordered through the front lady. Lady in front is very friendly and helpful. She's the only one facing customers and I admire her calmness. Unfortunately not the most authentic Filipino food but couldn't expect too much in Ohio where the Filipino community is small. Taste and flavour were a bit lacking. For example, a bit of fish sauce in Bulalo Soup, or more peanut butter in Kare Kare would have perked up the dishes.

Christine's restaurant is above all else five stars. This restaurant focuses on the customers and…read morehospitality. Their food top-notch, the Service out of this world, my overall experience every time I go phenomenal. Don't take my word for it. Try it out yourself. What will it hurt? And let's not forget the ambience you really feel like you stepped into an upscale but modern restaurant tucked away as a Westside treasure. There's just not enough good words to describe what your experience will be like and the quality of her food. Five stars.

We really like the food that we usually order. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I ordered…read morethe eggrolls and they were very tasty. 8 rolls for less than $15 was reasonable. The sauce adds a spicy kick. My wife was very happy with her taco salad. The restaurant seemed to be clean and well maintained. We usually order our meals to go, nice establishment.

This place is purely authentic. I feel like I just stopped by my Auntie or Grandma's house to hang…read moreout. The food was good for being here in Cincinatti. I checked the other one (Gabriela's) and you can't compare the 2. This place had all the Authentic filipino dishes I grew up eating. The service was great!

Great variety and delicious Filipino food in Sharonville! They are closed Monday and Tuesday, but…read moregreat for lunch and apparently have a thriving catering side. Easy parking lot and Chris makes you feel at home--lumpia is fire, and they have a lot of Filipino classics (Adobo!) and desserts. I know where I'm going for catering my next work or home party!

I had the chicken adobo and it was succulent, peppery, and absolutely delicious. They have a soup…read moreserved with lunch that is lemony and wonderful. The service was okay and the atmosphere is fine. It's honestly the best Filipino food on the south side!

We came for Saturday dinner and had the $15 meal that came with any 2 entrees, steamed rice, and…read moresour vegetable soup/sinigang. The chicken adobo was sweet and had more peppercorns than I'm used to - however, the chicken was indeed very "succulent"! Beef kare kare was delectable. The soup was perfectly sour and fresh. Halo halo and strawberry lumpia were tasty treats for dessert! Our waitress was kind. Food overall could've been served warmer. The restaurant is in the Filipino cultural center but feels like a big open living room - homely, intimate.