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    BTR Pinoy Restaurant

    4.6 (38 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Sean S.

    The 2 combo plate is reasonably priced and they give you a fair portion of food. I left satisfied the flavor is definately on point. I would definately come back for more

    7/29/2024
    Tracey L.

    Delicious food options, friendly staff, and clean ambiance! Highly recommend this place. I will definitely be back to get my fix whenever I'm craving Filipino food :)

    10/06/23
    Joseph L.

    10/06/23- Friday First time I ate inside the restaurant. We usually buy here, to-go/ take-out. The sinigang tasted awesome. Thank you Ate Donna...

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    Mj S.

    This is just our favorite filipino restaurant. Their food taste excellent. We always go to this place and the owner is also friendly.

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    Hun K.

    One of the most authentic, flavorful and reasonably priced Filipino food I've had! I've been eating here almost every week ever since my coworkers introduced me to this place. - A small mom-and-pops, turo-turo place owned by a friendly, genuine couple - There's parking on site and have never had any issues, although I try not to come during peak hours - Food selection changes everyday, but they have a standard "menu" for each day of the week posted on the wall - I love love love their pork sisig. Since I'm trying to eat less meat, this is an occasional treat for me. - Other favorites are Daing, Lechong Kawali, Bicol Express, Ginisang Munggo, Tortang Talong, Dilis, Miswa, etc. - These I haven't tried, but I'm sure they're good: Lumpiang Shanghai, Afritada, Adobo, Sinigang, Fried Calamari, Ganataang Halo Halo, Kare Kare, Arroz Caldo, etc. - Get their turon. It's crispy, sweet and always fresh. My family loved it when I got some catered for Christmas. - They have yema and ube balls, which is like palitaw with filling inside, but so far, it's only available for catering. Family loved this as well. - Sometimes they don't cook more if they run out, but you can call and have them save an item for you - They close early around 5, so no dinner - Still need to try their breakfast Come here if you want your Filipino home cooked meals and kakanin!

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    2 months ago

    Food is always fresh, no repeat and staff are friendly.. Ambiance is ok.. highly recommended

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    5 months ago

    Food was what I hoped! Authentic, tasty and priced well. We will be coming back soon!

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    1 year ago

    Good food. Good breakfast and lunch. Different choices daily. Friendly helpful service.

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    8 years ago

    Great people, hole in the wall lutong bahay, that was probably the best laing I've ever had in my life!

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    8 years ago

    The food is always on point. Very delicious and fresh. The "Turon " is the best I've had.

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    6 years ago

    This place reminds of the food my Mom used to cook for us. Food is always fresh. When I call for lumpia, they make it fresh and crispy!

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    8 years ago

    One of the best Filipino food you can ever have. Highly recommended. Very reasonable price as well.

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    Sinigang, Tinola, Lechon Kawali, Kare Kare, Dinuguan, Pork Chops, calamari, crispy smelt, and empanada, are some of my favorites from this place.

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    Gemmae Bake Shop

    Gemmae Bake Shop

    4.2
    (348 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    It was my mother-in-law's 85th birthday, and she knew what kind of birthday cake she wanted: a…read moremocha chiffon cake from Gemmae's! We all agreed: it was great. All the cakes are prebaked and packaged, but one can come in to have it decorated with custom lettering while you wait. While we waited, we also ordered two other things that we all love from here: their shanghai style egg rolls (25 pieces for $21) and their miki bihon pancit (medium, enough to feed a family, for $21). We've tried a lot of different version from different places all over, and have come to the conclusion that we like the version at Gemmae's, the best (as long as for my wife, they skip adding patis to the pancit). They also have a turo turo steam table here. The yellow curry chicken caught my eye, so got a small container of that. It was solid...first time eating yellow curry (tasted just like the japanese style) at a Filipino restaurant.

    Loving this traditional Filipino bakery.! Gemmae's Bakery…read moretruly hit the spot! Here's what we picked up: Chocolate Chip Cookie (x2) Twin Chip Ube Cookie Cheddar Hot Dog Bun Ube Cheese Pandesal Longanisa Pandesal Garlic Peanuts Spicy Garlic Peanuts This was my first time trying this bakery since I was craving pandesal, and it did not disappoint. We also grabbed a frozen pack of Shanghai, fried it up at home, and wow, it was so good. I highly recommend picking up a pack if you visit! I love that this shop offers both savory food and sweets, so definitely come hungry. The service was quick and friendly, and the interior made me feel like I was transported straight to the Philippines. Pro tip: stop by around 1 pm-3 pm for a great experience.

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    Spanish Bread. Little loaves of bread oozing with a creamy blend of cheese and sprinkled with sugar.
    Spanish Bread. Little loaves of bread oozing with a creamy blend of cheese and sprinkled with sugar.
    Fast food menu changes daily.
    Fast food menu changes daily.
    Pan de coco - Coconut filled bread buns

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    Pan de coco - Coconut filled bread buns
    Union

    Union

    4.6
    (92 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    1st here and I've walked by it several times but never was able to finally make it!!!!…read more Monthly rotating artists with a restaurant inside. The ambiance is chill and artsy. Service is great! Friendly staff. Delicious food and great cocktails. Cute bar that could be missed unless you go to the back part of the inside of the artsy restaurant. Outdoor patio with some covered areas.

    First timer and I adore Union!…read more The dining area is lined with terrarium bench seating, an art gallery and shop, creating a high end experience that still felt very personable and inviting. For drinks I recommend the Electric Daisy. The crushed Sichuan Peppercorns on the rim leaves an enjoyable, LIGHT, numbing sensation that makes this guava based cocktail feel even more refreshing! Easy to have multiple in one setting, so be careful For eats, be sure to try the Swordfish Katsu - perfectly breaded and adorned with pan-seared peaches, kale and aoli. Union is intentional from interior design to its menu, with a staff that is eager and ready to make sure you have the best experience. Shoutout to Sarah on staff, she felt like visiting a friend in their new city as she truly showed us around as if we've known her for years. In my heart, I initially wanted to gate-keep this spot but I truly want everyone to experience this gem, hidden in the Zaferia neighborhood of good ole Long Beach! If Manuela (in Hauser + Wirth DTLA) had a baby, Union would be its down-to earth first born. Excited to try some of the art classes and wellness offerings also located in the Compound and check out new exhibits over the coming months.

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    Outdoor Courtyard Dining
    Outdoor Courtyard Dining
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    Menu
    Crispy Cassava Bravas with Drinks (Margarita, Doctor, and wildflower)

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    Crispy Cassava Bravas with Drinks (Margarita, Doctor, and wildflower)
    Island Pacific Supermarket- Long Beach

    Island Pacific Supermarket- Long Beach

    3.3
    (186 reviews)
    1.9 mi
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    San Honoré Panderia at Island Pacific Supermarket…read more This is a review for San Honoré Panderia which is a bakery specializing in Filipino desserts located in Island Pacific Supermarket. My favorite items are their BIBINGKA and TAHO. Bibingka is a thick coconut rice cake with a cream cheese center. Their bibingka is baked and flavored to perfection! It has the right amount of sweetness and texture when you bite into it! So delicious! I typically eat it warm and pair it with my morning coffee. Taho is a sweet dessert made from soft tofu, brown sugar, and sago (tapioca pearls). You can have it warm or cold. Very simple and tasty. The bakery also has other options for desserts and serve fresh pandesal (sweet bread) daily. If you have a craving for Filipino dessert I highly recommend San Honoré Panderia!

    I would not recommend the hot food available to purchase. The supermarket is fine produce, canned…read moregoods, the meat butcher shop, and the fish market are all acceptable. Rarely, I purchased hot food from a supermarket, especially Filipino food. I am a Filipino chef and this day I needed specific food that every Filipino restaurant serves. Pansit, pork, adobo, barbecue, chicken, skewers, and Shanghai lumpia. Of course they had these items, maybe it was too late in the day, however, if they followed, serve safe rules this food would've been OK. The pansit was spoiled you could smell it before you even picked up the box they were serving in. The chicken skewers were burnt, and still she offered to pack them up for me. Although the pork adobo was in the heating plate, you could tell it wasn't heated at the right temperature and there were only a few pieces and she was gonna pack it up as a full order. That's a no-no. By this time, I didn't even wanna ask about the lumpia. Somebody please check their food how dare them offer rancid, spoiled food. It's very comical because I look like your average white girl, but I'm actually quite fluent in Tagalog since my father was from the Philippines. It's easy to think that we don't understand what you're saying, but I understood everything.

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    Island Pacific Supermarket- Long Beach
    Dried goods
    Dried goods
    Island Pacific Supermarket- Long Beach

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    Edna's Filipino Cuisine

    Edna's Filipino Cuisine

    3.9
    (74 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $

    Solid choice for turo-turo food in Long Beach, Edna's Filipino Cuisine serves up a large variety of…read moreFilipino dishes, 7 days a week during lunch hours (10:00 - 15:00). My wife, her mom, and I stopped in for lunch and we really enjoyed it. My wife and I had stopped into Edna's a long time ago when we first moved to Long Beach, so it was time for a refresher. My wife and her mom shop at the nearby Tambuli for Asian groceries, so knew the parking wouldn't be too difficult in this part of town. The steam tables were jam packed with food, freshly prepared that morning, and there were some things I had not tried before. Thus, was nice to come with other folks. It took me a while to decide. The first steam table had 9 entrees: - Mom wanted Pinakbet which she later stated was good. - large strips of Lechon were chopped for you when ordered, and was a good addition to share. - other dishes included Kambing (available everyday), Pinapaitan, and Kaldereta (made with goat so we skipped it). The second steam table had 10 entrees: - Adobong Pusit - baby squid with adobo and squid ink sauce. I've come to realize that most Filipino restaurants don't have the time to remove the innards (guts and cartilage, which I've found to be inedible) while keeping the ink sacs, as they cook it. So I did it manually while eating, making this a finger food dish (very messy). Went great with the white rice, though. Mom made a good point that some folks consider it edible, similar to the shell of shrimps. - also chose the sinigang with pompano, since bangus was only available deep fried. Every entree with come with a cup of the soup, but if ordered as a choice, will come with a choice of fish piece (head, middle, or tail). The soup was good, very sour (which is how I like it) and not oily. -- final choice was Chicharon Bulaklak, deep fried pork intestines using the fatty mesentery tissues, to produce a flowery looking finger food. It came in a paper bag. It was the first time I tried it, and I liked it, though too greasy to have more than one piece. -- other choices were deep fried bangus, deep fried smelt, boiled peanuts, and a decent selection of sweet rice flour desserts. The ladies manning the steam tables were very friendly, and were receptive when I asked for a sample of the fried smelt dish. Servings were generous, and often came in separate soup containers to make eating easier. There is a large dining room with simple seating, and self bussing. It's a tried-and-true set-up that works well at other point-point places (so many in the area). Ended up getting two 2-combo plates ($14 each), served with white rice. Added 1/3 pound of Lechon Kawali for $6.48, which we all shared. In general the food was good, in large quantities, and presented with pride. Canned refrigerated sodas are only $1, so got cans of Sprite, Sunkist, and Squirt (maybe my favorite mass produced soda of all time).

    Went in to grab food for lunch today. It wasn't busy. Super friendly lady working. Very attentive…read more Food was just ok. Did not like their rice there at all, so I ended up mixing it in with the ulam. The texture was just not good. The chicharon bulaklak didn't look old, but it didn't taste fresh. The bopis and the pinapaitan were good. I was just thrown off how green the pinapaitan was. Overall, it was just ok.

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    Pork intestines, chicken skins
    Pork intestines, chicken skins
    Edna's Filipino Cuisine
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    Kainan Sa Kanto

    Kainan Sa Kanto

    4.0
    (209 reviews)
    5.9 mi
    $$

    I was in the mood for some Filipino food and did a quick yelp in Google search to see what was…read morearound. Slightly out of the way was Kainan Sa Kanto but based on the reviews, I wanted to go and check it out. So very glad I did! Tucked away in a small shopping strip, this is a restaurant/market/bakery. They have a few different plate options and considering it was on the smaller side, I was shocked by how many options they had. All the typical Filipino options honestly. I got the Pancit and the pork belly + a pack of their Ube Pan de Sal. It was all so delicious. I've gone back twice already and keep trying different sides + always getting the pork belly haha. Check this place out, you won't be disappointed!!

    I was craving some Filipino food and this local casual spot popped up on Yelp. It's Filipino…read morefast-food style with the display of warm fresh food laid out on the counter. I got them for takeout. It was irresistible to grab just one protein and ended up with BBQ meat skewers, Lechon Kawali, , and Pork Adobo. I had a nice side of steamed veggies and it helped compliment my heavy meal with rice. I found it to be very delicious and gave myself plenty for leftovers!!! They have catering options available and the sizes are shown up on their walls with pricing. They also have a vast selection of pastries for their bakery items!! PS They accept payments through Zelle!!!

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    Small menus with their pricing, inconveniently behind the counter
    Small menus with their pricing, inconveniently behind the counter
    Yelp is the worst!
    Yelp is the worst!
    10/22/24 Ordering food for parents

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    10/22/24 Ordering food for parents

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