It's my second visit. It's a quaint store with Philippine products. During my first visit I found…read morethe Mangosteen Guysbano coffee and siopaos that I like and tonight I got a coconut drink and a flan. My first visit there were two staff and tonight it's just one, and the service was swift. Pinoydash seem to have things that I've been looking for... Go check it out you might just find what you are looking for...

Score! Was out of vinegar and couldn't find Datu Puti anywhere. Walmart claimed they had it but…read morenot, also tried 88 Seafood supermarket in Livermore and they had zero Filipino goods. Resolved myself to driving to Tracy Modesto, or Stockton, and had checked Yelp to determine the closest Filipino Market and discovered this market had recently opened and was only 5 miles away! Located in what seems like a rural road next to the railroad tracks in a small strip of businesses that included a tiny post office. The market is small and filled with all the essentials. I was hoping that they would have some ready-made snacks to go or baked goods, but they didn't. If you're looking for packaged noodles, lumpia wrappers, rice and most of your basic pantry items and snacks including Mama Sita and Magnolia ice cream, then you're all set. Unfortunately, the fresh vegetables that they did have was limited and were laying out on a table or in boxes on the floor and looked more wilted than fresh due to lack of refrigeration. In a pinch, this place is great and they have lots of packed snacks.

MY GODDD! me and my partner stopped here after our roadtrip and ang sarap it's really delicious…read morehere everyone and the workers were very sweet and the food comes out fresh and fast!

Food good Service…read morefine Ambiance meh Picked up 3 pork dishes. Food was good, full of flavor. There was only one man working. I would come back again

We got food up go. Ran out of Pancit so we just got noodles and mongo. It was just "ok@ nothing to…read morewrite home about . Only been the 2nd time going here. I always say the same thing ..." my mother in law made it better"

Love me some filipino food, but this didnt cut it. They had items on their menu that weren't…read moreavailable. We ordered quite a few items, and were extremely disappointed. With all the food all we could taste was grease. Ordered pork sinigan, but instead of actual pork meat, it was ALL pork fat. This made the broth even more greasy and oily with a lack of flavor. The foods didnt have great taste. Looks like they make it fresh but doesnt taste fresh, you could definitely tell the difference with how much oil masks the real flavors. Even the turon was pretty disappointing. It was one of the better items that we got but still disappointing because you can taste the oil more than sweetness/caramelized taste. Other than that, the inside is small. Not much area for multiple people wanted to dine in. The building itself is small and has a small parking lot. I probably won't return, even for their lumpias.

If you're craving authentic Filipino flavors that actually taste like home, Sisig and Boba is the…read moreabsolute go-to. As a Kapampangan-style spot, the flavors here are bold, traditional, and consistent. Honestly, walking out with just one item is a physical impossibility--the aroma alone will make you order half the menu! My husband and I usually swing by for a "lutong bahay" fix on days we aren't cooking. The place is clean and the staff is incredibly welcoming, treating you like family the second you step through the door. We usually grab to-go orders of their Sisig, Bistek, Beef Kaldereta, and Tortang Talong Whether you need a quick combo plate or a massive party tray for the family feast, this place delivers.

Gotta thank one of my lifelong best friends for coming down to visit when I was in Lodi. It was…read morecause for celebration. How do we celebrate? Eating food! I hadn't eaten Filipino cuisine for some time, so she treated me for grubs at Sisig & Boba. When entering there's plenty of space. I didn't ask , but it looks like they have karaoke nights cuz of the TV, and perhaps dancing. Food is cooked fresh, so get the best of it early. They offer combo plates or separate entrees; lots of dishes to choose from, a full fridge of beverages, and desserts. Booths are large enough to seat 4-6 people. The employees multitask with ease. Great and friendly service. Walking out of this restaurant with just one item in hand is least likely. It all looks too appetizing!

They are great I needed lumpia for a last min event. The staff was are very friendly and…read moreaccommodating. They were able to get me a full tray in just a couple hours. The quality was good although they could have been fried a bit longer to give them a good crisp but tasted great. I just popped them in the air fryer for a couple min and they were perfect!

Came back for some more Lumpia's. A neighbor showed us this place and yea they are good. I have not…read moretried any other food they make here but I can definitely vouch for the lumpia's this was our 2nd time stopping in we usually grab a few dozens and their gone within minutes

Sad Papa Urb's is closing! A staple in Filipino fusion in the Central Valley will be missed. Thank…read moreyou for the Sisig Fries memories through the years and the free ice cream the last day open on Friday 3/13/26. My kids grew up into young adulthood with Papa Urbs in their orbit. So thankful for your 15 years! Good luck to the Papa Urbs fam!! Much love and respect.

A hometown favorite of mine! I grew up getting the Sisig fries, but their menu has expanded since…read moremy high school days. I grabbed the Kalderata rice plate and a Lychee-coconut calamari's cooler!

Amazing Filipino Food! Pancit palabok tastes like my own family made it. The Lumpia Shanghai be…read morethe best I've ever tasted. The Beef Tapasilog and sisig silog are are the best! Their halo-halo is absolutely delicious! It tastes just like the halo-halo from my hometown in the Philippines. Every spoonful is a perfect blend of flavors and textures--sweet, creamy, and refreshing. It instantly brought back childhood memories. If you're craving an authentic and satisfying halo-halo, this place is a must-visit! i will keep coming back here to eat.

Found my favorite Filipino food truck. Been eyeing this and was able to try them out. My boyfriend…read morepointed out that they had kare-kare. Kare-kare is my favorite so I had to try this dish out. For $17.58, the braise beef kare-karesilog was definitely worth it. Portion size is generous. There was plenty of beef and veggies. I only ate half of the dish for dinner and was able to save the rest for my lunch at work. Overall, delish food. Service was nice and friendly. Will come back again.

I happened to be in Tracy for business and after lunch had a craving for something sweet. Saw this…read moreplace across the parking lot and Googled it to see what it was all about. I've had seniorita bread before but didn't expect to get it here. Walked in and it's a small storefront that shares space with a boba tea shop. The lady was very nice. I ordered a 10 piece of seniorita bread so that I would have some to snack on later. It took a few minutes but she came back with my box and the bread was still warm. Not too sweet, buttery, delicious! I'll be back if I'm in this area again.

Mold warning. Beware of refrigerated items sold at this location. I purchased a buko pie ($12) and…read moreit had mold growing across the entire pie. I didn't notice until I got home because the lid was clouded from condensation. Because I live far away, I called about it and offered to send a video. Instead of offering a refund, they said they'd allow me to come back for a new pie. I called months later to pick up the replacement pie since I was going to be in the area. They said they were out of buko pies and I could choose another--they apparently only had pies available at a lesser value and would comp with senorita bread. I also received a phone lecture from Joy (through Carmela) that this wouldn't be allowed next time... I'd prefer not being sold a moldy pie next time. Thanks! Upon pick up, they only offered the cassava pie ($7), even though buko pies were in the display. No senorita bread given as promised. Condescending service. They'll sell you food that can make you sick and make you out to be in the wrong. In retrospect, I shouldn't have bothered over $12. Ling Nam, please double check your fridge temperatures and throw out pies once they're old. Or sell them frozen.

AWARENESS: Following the Moral, Welfare and Recreation…read more(MWR), San Joaquin's page on Facebook, I learned for the next few weeks, some local food trucks would be on the base during lunch hours offering up some specialty food items for sale. Row's Roll, which I've had bookmarked for some time was on the list so, I decided to check it out. NARRATIVE: On January 23, 2026, I headed to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) in San Joaquin to check out Row's Roll food truck for lunch. Arriving, I located Row's Roll truck parked amongst four other trucks in at the North end of base. After looking at the menu and not being to decide on just one item, I ordered; Chicken Adobo, Pancit and Lumpia to take home. With the order placed, I waited about ten minutes when I got the "your foods ready" from Row. Once at home, I took a few pictures of the food items before I dug in and here's what I have to say about the various items. Pancit - Nice and hot glass noodles sprinkled with diced green onions, Carrots and cabbage. Very good. Chicken Adobo - Three good size pieces of lightly breaded chicken and an over easy egg sitting on top of some very tasty and seasoned rice with two pieces of Lumpia as ad added bonus and nice addition. Again, very good. Lumpia - I believe seven pieces of pork filled Lumpia which was served al a carte with a sweet sauce. The Lumpia was crispy, hot and had that perfect crunch. Very good again. SCENE: Normally, Row's Roll is located at the Lathrop Food Truck Plaza. But for thee next few weeks, she and her truck will be doing lunch (0800-1400) at the DLA San Joaquin - Tracy, which is a Department of War installation requiring credited credentials for access. RECOMMENDATION(S): If you have access to visit Row's Roll at DLA for the next few weeks, take advantage. If not, she and her truck will be back in Lathrop soon. You can follow Row's Roll on Instagram or text to find their location.

came here for the first time. mostly just to try the ube horchata and ube coffee. we did have to…read morewait for a while only because they were making a new batch of coffee. horchata was alright. honestly was expecting more for the coffee but it did have more ube flavor than most coffee spots. it did taste a little watered down but im guessing it was because of the ice since i had to add more ice at home. it did grow on me the more i drank it though. will probably get it again if i go back to the food plaza and want a coffee

A small little rundown store with limited choices and they didn't even have chicharon. The food…read morewasn't hot nor was it great.

The Best chicharon!!!! You won't regret buying more than 1 bag . Once you start eating it , you…read morecan't stop! The crunch and the flavor is on point.