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    Churros El Primo

    3.8 (5 reviews)
    Closed 3:30 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Bacolod Chick’n Inasal

    Bacolod Chick’n Inasal

    4.5
    (96 reviews)
    3.6 km
    $$

    Went here last Sunday afternoon- I wanted some Filipino food to-go and I've never been to this…read moreplace. I ordered the chicken inasal - Paa (which is the thigh and leg parts of the chicken). I also ordered Batchoy. I sat on the side and my order probably took about 10+ min so it wasn't a big deal to order and wait. If you decide to dine in- it's a no frills place. I see a lot of groups dining but they only have a few tables. I got home and was pleasantly surprised that the chicken was 2 pieces of the quarter leg. I really liked the chicken, properly marinated and cooked well on the grill. The dipping sauce and calamnsi add more flavor. The batchoy was also good and not salty compared to other places I've been that sell batchoy. Solid place for Bacolod chicken. Just be sure to wrap and secure tour togo order for soup. Some of my soup spilled in the bag.

    Wow. As a half Filipino, I've maybe had two places that served decent Filipino food…read more This is one of them and on the higher end of the spectrum. I've only had the lumpia shanghai, veggie lumpia and pancit bihon. The veggie lumpia, could be better, but I'm also spoiled by home cooking with grandparents my entire life, so I have my bias. The pancit bihon (glass noodle) was pretty much the exact style my family makes, perfectly seasoned, excellent ratio of ingredients, wish there was Chinese sausage however. I gobbled up my portion today and had to write a review because of how masarap everything was. The lumpia shanghai was perfect, freshly made, you can tell everything here is prepared on the spot. So don't be a in a rush! I would have given 5 stars but they forgot my shrimp in the pancit today :/ It's ok, I'll be back and maybe grab a tray of lumpia for my kids birthday soon! I look forward to coming back and trying more here. If you're not a Filipino, this is the place to go to where the food will be proper representation of good Filipino food! Also if you don't eat much pork like myself, you can ask for chicken in the pancit instead of pork. I've been here twice on weekdays and there's always people waiting for food, and of course the service is very kind, Filipinos are the best at treating guest

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    Hopia Like It - Winnetka

    Hopia Like It - Winnetka

    4.2
    (183 reviews)
    3.1 km
    $

    If you're in the San Fernando Valley and craving authentic Filipino treats, Hopia Like It in…read moreWinnetka is an absolute gem! We came to visit the San Fernando Valley, and my aunt was on a mission to find the best hopia with lots of variety -- and wow, did this place deliver. They have all the classic favorites: ube, mongo, baboy, yema, pandan -- and every single one was absolutely delectable. Each piece of hopia feels like it was made with love. The texture is just right, the fillings are generous, and the flavors are rich without being overly sweet. You can truly taste the quality. Their bibingka galapong with cream cheese is another must-try -- warm, creamy, freshly made, and incredibly comforting. It's the kind of treat that makes you close your eyes for a second just to savor it. And then... I saw Jerry coming out with freshly made chicharon -- both with laman and without. Oh boy! I immediately ordered a packet. Crispy, flavorful, and perfect to pair with vegetables or just snack on by itself. The place is clean, well-organized, and they even offer catering. Pricing is very reasonable for the quality you're getting. Plus, they offer website ordering, so you can send hopia and other goodies to family anywhere in the United States. Hopia, bibingka, and chicharon here are definitely a must-try. If you're anywhere near Winnetka, don't miss this spot -- you'll leave happy and probably with a box (or two) in hand!

    The Cebuchon was tough. The skin was rubbery and the meat was hard…read more I actually came in for the Ilocos Empanada which they only sold frozen. So I passed because I wasn't near to home.

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    LaaLaaPan

    LaaLaaPan

    4.7
    (282 reviews)
    4.1 km
    $$

    My first time trying Indonesian food, and LaaLaaPan made it such a memorable experience. We ordered…read morethe Nasi Tumpeng Mini (18), grilled fish, and Martabak Manis for dessert, and everything tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. The people who I assume own the restaurant, working as both the waiters and chefs, were incredibly kind, welcoming, and genuinely passionate about what they serve. Since we were completely new to Indonesian cuisine, they patiently answered our questions and gave us great recommendations, which made the experience even better. This is exactly the kind of small business you want to support. The flavors were unlike anything I've had before, and I loved getting to try something so different. My favorite dish was easily the grilled fish. It reminded me of the Filipino grilled fish I grew up eating, so it had a comforting familiarity while still showcasing its own distinct Indonesian flavors. If you're looking for authentic Indonesian food or simply want to try something new, I highly recommend LaaLaaPan. I'll definitely be coming back to explore more of the menu.

    Laalaapan's nasi Padang tastes distinctly home-cooked. The rendang included some noticeably fatty…read morecuts of beef, which were enjoyable, although a little unorthodox for rendang. The balado wasn't spicy, but the sambal definitely was. I also missed having sambal ijo and some gulai gravy, both of which would have made the plate feel more complete. The bakwan jagung had a similarly homemade style. Depending on your preferences, it will either make you miss your mom's cooking or leave you craving a crispier, restaurant-style bakwan jagung packed with corn kernels. The soda gembira, like many Indonesian places here, use Sprite instead of club soda or plain soda water, which makes it far too sweet. The syrup they used tasted authentic, though. Overall, you may love this place specifically because the food tastes like something you grew up eating. However, if your preference leans more toward polished, restaurant-style Indonesian food, it may feel a little underwhelming.

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