I go here for crispy patas and garlic rice. They make some of the best of both! Generous servings of rice and it's SO good and flavorful! The patas always perfectly cooked and the vinegar sets it off! Mouths watering as I write this. I try not to eat them much, but when I do want one I come here and order to go. It's like almost $40 out the door but it is worth it! read more

D'Pinoy Joint - Garlic Rice - Filipino Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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First time here and I came because I saw they had dinakdakan and lechon paksiw. Everything we ordered was delicious and the portions were huge. Prices were reasonable too. We got the dinakdakan, lechon paksiw, bangus, lumpiang shanghai, and lumpiang sariwa. The three main entrees already came with rice so we did not need to order extra. Service was good and quick. I would definitely come back to try more dishes. read more

We were in such of a good place to get some halo-halo. This was a place that was close by to my family's house. We decided to give it a try. The restaurant is located in a mini mall and there should be plenty of parking around it. We were greeted by friendly staff members. The restaurant was definitely spacious enough for multiple patrons. They set us down and we took our time to look at the menu. They offer an array of different entrées and dessert. We ordered the halo-halo. At the time that we had ordered it when they brought it to us, they said that it was supposed to be serve served with, flan. But instead they added ube ice cream. We did not mind it because it was still delicious. This dessert served two people which worked out fantastic. We'll definitely be back. read more

D'Pinoy Joint - Halo Halo - Filipino Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

My parents wanted to take us out to eat at one of their go to Filipino spots. I love Filipino food so I was excited to try it. We arrived at D'Pinoy Joint on a Saturday late afternoon for lunch. The restaurant is located at an older plaza on West Flamingo Road in Las Vegas. Parking is accessible in the medium size parking out front. The restaurant has simple modern decor. There are plenty of tables and booths for dine in. The atmosphere is welcoming and family friendly. There is a connecting banquet room that can be rented out for special occasions. A surprise 60th birthday was taking place at the time and it looked like a nice setup. My parents recommended we try a Kamayan feast which is a traditional Filipino dining style where the food is eaten with bare hands and served on banana leaves. This is meant as a family style communal dining. The Kamayan feast we ordered is a Kapamilya package that consisted of white rice, pancit, Shanghai lumpia, crispy pata, pork sisig, fried bangus, and bihon. It is good enough for 4-6 people to eat. Everything was delicious and savory. My favorite is the crispy pata. The pork meat was tender, moist, and fell off the bones. The fried bangus is a boneless milkfish that was so tasty. Every bite was scrumptious and it went well with the white rice. The Shanghai lumpia was crispy and flavorful. The sweet chili sauce complimented the lumpia perfectly. Overall we enjoyed our experience at D' Pinoy Joint. The staff were friendly and accommodating. The price point of the Kamayan package is a great value for a large family. We had so much leftovers to take home. I would like to come back next time we are in town to try other Filipino favorites. read more

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Service was super friendly and quick! Best diniguan I've ever had with chunks of vinegary pork! Chicken skin was light, crisp and not salty ! I also loved the tender karekare made even more delicious with alamang on the side! read more

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5/13/26 our company came here to celebrate Nurses week. My first time here and EVERYTHING was so good. We ordered Kare Kare: meat was very tendor and flavor was on point. Pancit was tasty. Crispy pata was definitely crispy and pork was tender with perfect flavor. Sizzling Sisig bangus was the bomb. Loved it. We had a dish with soup with shrimp, veggies, noodles in it that was very savory and tasty (forgot the name of it) . Dessert: we ended up with the halo halo...it wasn't overly sweet and had the right amount of fillings. I ordered the mango drink as well and that was refreshing and not too sweet. Service was awesome and place is clean. Will return with my family! Happy eats! Maraming salamat ! read more

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Kind a bit disappointed with the fresh lumpia. I expect the vegetables to be cut more fine. It was to go. Service was good. I wonder if I had stayed to eat, maybe it would prepared more properly. That was my only lunch and didn't enjoyed it. Very different from the other Filipino places I've been to. Got tummy ache after. read more

So let's break this down into 2 parts. Ambiance is 1 star. Food is 3-4 star depending on what you order Upon first walking in. Dead silence. No music. 4 tables with people at them. It's currently 634pm. Not as busy as I thought. But they been pumping out to-go orders left and right and people walking in and walking out. Next my instincts was to look around the room for speakers. Sure enough each corner has a sound system so don't know why it doesn't utilized or at least get if fixed so it's not so dead and more enjoyable. Then let's get to the food. Like all restaurants and from experience. Not every single food on the menu will be great. So best to try a variety of foods before passing judgment. Since this is my first time we had 2 different dishes. The chicken curry wasn't really a curry. It was decent. But it was more like a thin broth soup consistent. Nothing like a curry from other Filipino restaurants i have tried. Next up was the crispy pata. This was the saving grace for me. I have seen places screw this up. Either overcook it and the skin is too hard. Under cook it and it's soggy. They justified this. But on the other hand the shrimp paste sauce was more like it was mixed with oil. Once we removed the top layer of oil it was good to eat with the crispy pata. Yes I will be back again. As I still need to try other things on the menu. But this is my stance as of now. read more

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I was headed to a nearby restaurant, but saw this place when I stepped out of my car and immediately made a change in plans. Greatest decision I've made in a long time, and this also includes recently breaking up with my girlfriend and dodged a major bullet! The menu here is quite extensive, but I got here at 10 am and was out looking specifically for breakfast. I had the bangsilog (portmanteau of BANGus, SInangag, and itLOG--milkfish, garlic fried rice, and egg). The bangus was seasoned just right and fried so crispy that you can eat the bones and head. Garlic rice was nice, egg was overeasy like I enjoy it. My favorite was the crispy okoy, which is a vegetable fritter with garlic and shrimp. Imagine if your egg foo yung was crispy instead of fluffy. Service is wonderful and friendly, restaurant is bright and clean. I hope this place is still here when I make my next annual Vegas trip. I hope to bring a group and schedule a boodie fight/kamayan session. read more

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Came here for lunch special but missed it by a day! They only have it on the weekdays from 10-4pm. So decided to get the Sizzling pork sisig which was my second choice. And a side of garlic rice. It only came with one scoop rice. I also ordered the sago bulamon as my drink easy on the ice. And that was so refreshing! The sweet toasted sugar flavor with those little tapioca pearls (boba). Always a nice go to! Now it's time for tasting. The sisig here is really good very flavorful with the right amount of lemon and spice and they use lechon in there's. I wish that was a little more crispy overall amazing flavor it can be a little fatty to some maybe ask to cook it longer? But with eating with garlic rice made it even taste better. Ambiance was quiet not a lot of people. The, bad thing I can say they forgot the utensils. Will come back again to try something else on the menu. read more

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We were on our way to the Premium Outlet South, and was hungry for Filipino food. Lo and behold, a quick Yelp search resulted in D'Pinoy Joint, right outside of the actual mall. The restaurant is located near Goodwill and Black Bear Diner. Walking in, we were greeted and quickly seated. The place is very nice and clean. Looking at the menu, they have all the Filipino favorites... except my favorite, Sari Sari, which is what I actually wanted. I did look through the entire menu, and didn't see it, but I may have just missed it. We ordered several lunch special plates, our choices ended up being bistek of pork adobo, lechon kawali, oxtail karekare, beef kaldereta, bistek, and a side of Shanghai lumpia. There was a hiccup along the way to our meals. We all ordered the bistek, and we were later told that they don't have bistek today. Ok back to the menu, made the adjustment and waited for our food. Although the food was pretty good, there was a few things that i want to point out. First, the pork adobo was very salty. Tasty, but salty. Second, the oxtail kare kare was really good, except one order had 3 pieces of oxtail (my son), and mine had NONE! Geez, please make sure that there's some oxtail in the oxtail Kare Kare! The lechon was very good, with a crappie, crunchy crackling skin, and juicy meat. The Shanghai lumpia was excellent! All in all, the meal was good, and for $14.99 for the 2 choice lunch specials, it was a decent deal. read more

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This was a take-out order from D'Pinoy Joint. I ordered sinigang bangus and kare-kare. I normally don't complain if food is just average, but this order was really disappointing. The bangus was not descaled at all, and the kare-kare was watery and lacked flavor. The restaurant was not busy at the time, so I was surprised the food quality was this poor. I hope this was just an off day. read more

Nothing fancy, just good filipino food, every dish was like what you would get at a family party, just like your Tito, or Tita, or Lola or Lolo made. - Sinigang, nice a sour, great protein and veggies - Chop Suey, nice veggies and chicken and great broth - Lumpia on point. -Sisig, comes out sizzling, must get - Daing fish, exacto! -Lechon on point - decor minimal, miss matched chairs, and tables, very plain inside, but the Food is great. 5 stars for the food for sure, Dragon Egg approved. read more

Sodium please! It's no secret filipino food is mane, sorta, a Lil tinee bit salty, but it's good!! Especially when it comes to pork, goat or chicken dishes, this Lil spot supports it all lol. Located in the Sprouts plaza on Flamingo/Rainbow, it shares parking with a couple of other food establishments. We've been here several times, so we know what to expect. Greeted and seated right away. It's mid week and mid afternoon, so it was quiet. What ordered - Sizzling Bangus Sisig - deep fried milk fish shredded and topped with veg and seosoning - Sorting Talong - eggplant omelet - Pork Tonkatsu - lightly breaded and fried pork belly Expect a little oil, some grease, and some good eats. Filipino food is the soulfood for Pinoys. The menu has fried intestines and even pork ears. That would be the regular sisig or even Dinuguan. If you knownthese plates, you have to try them at Ds. Even the sauce 8s good, and that's coming from Hungry Monster. It's simple, the concentration here is the food. The tables and decor are not so inviting. It's your mom and pop style, can see.pretty much everything but the kitchen, loud talking, happy employees restaurant. Come for the food. You get typical Asian style service. Pretty much have to raise your hand or be patient seeing as, I think the owner is also the server, busser, and host lol. Again, does not bother us because we know what to expect. Overall Food is great. We are definitely returning customers. If only they put a location in the Centennial Hills area. Food for thought. read more

D'Pinoy Joint - Filipino Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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This is one of my favorite authentic filipino restaurants! I've dined in and ordered take out several times at this location. I've gone to the other location as well and they're pretty consistent. My normal go to are the pork belly sisig, sinigang, oxtail soup, and lechon kawali. I love their pork belly sisig with a fried egg on top. It comes on a sizzling plate that cooks the pork belly and egg. The pork sinigang is one of my faves. It is extra sour just how I like it and comes with super tender pork belly, bok choy, daikon, tomatoes, etc. I ordered the pork sinigang last time, and they wrapped it really well along with the small side of rice. Comes in a generous portion that can be shared with family or a group. This place has plenty of seating as well as the other location. Great with groups. I always see a good amount of people in the restaurant whether I'm dining in or picking up. read more

D'Pinoy Joint - My to go order of pork sinigang. Plenty more, just not shown. - Filipino Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Went here since my Vegas family brought us here. The location of the places looked a little sketchy, and even the establishment looked a bit rundown. I had gone to the bathroom and there was no soap in the soap dispenser so I had to notify the front desk, but the refilled it immediately. Based on this I was a bit leary about the food. Once the food was served, I immediately changed my mind. The dishes were served on a huge platter covered with a banana leaf, which was reminiscent of how my mom served food during our birthdays. In addition everything my Dad and Aunt ordered was authentic and delicious! There was salads of tomato/onion/mango, perfectly crispy lechon, batter fried shrimp so good, we even ate the shell. We had pancit, Aychara, and fresh lumpia. Although the service wasn't that great, the food definitely made up for it! O would definitely order from there again! read more

D'Pinoy Joint - Family size Kaboodle platter of rice, pancit, fried shrimp, lumpia, lechon, chicken, aychara, and tomato/onion/egg/mango salad - Filipino Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Best Filipino restaurant in vegas! Atmosphere is diner but the adobo, bulalo (beef soup) and sisig is the best. Authentic and my wife is Filipino! read more

Ordered tinola and kare kare on Uber Eats. Tinola was very tasty.. ill give 2 stars for that.. but the kare kare tasted spoiled.. we barely touched it and ended up tossing it. The kare kare did not taste peanuty.. it tasted more sour than anything plus my mom said it started forming bubbles like 1 hr after we received it.. I'm not sure how they prepare their food.. but something did not seem right with that kare kare dish so we ended up completely tossing it and hoping we didn'tget food poisoning.. kinda sucks cuz we wasted $21 down the drain. Don't know if we'll order from here anymore.. read more

First time here, the restaurant is right next to the premium outlets so it is very convenient. Food is excellent, we ordered the kamayan package, which is a lot of food. I didn't gave a five star because we added a sinigang to our order, and I guess the server that took our order left for the day, it took like more than half an hour to wait for the sinigang (good thing we were not in a hurry) We also followed up like 4-5 times before they realized that the server missed the order. They are very apologetic and also gave us free rice and I guess extra salmon bellies on our sinigang. The sinigang is worth the wait. read more

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My daughter and I went here yesterday just craving filipino food. I looked up yelp for good reviews and decided to try out this place. The food taste great and authentic. I had the lechon kawali and my daughter had the arroz caldo. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and I would definitely come back! Salamat! read more

Service here is great and accommodating. Unfortunately, the food and prices were not up to par. I picked up my $15 arroz caldo which was just a small takeout container that definitely did not seem worth that much. It was a deep orange that made it look more so like Goto than arroz caldo. The rice was more gritty and it was waaaay too salty than it was gingered. It didn't seem fresh either. My receipt has "yes" to include utensils and napkins, but there was none in the bag. I needed this bowl to awaken my spirits after a long week of recovering from a cold, and sad to say, it did not do the job. Times like these where I wish I was back home and had access to my dad's home cooked meals! I would be open to coming back and dining in rather than picking up. This time around just did not do it for me. read more

3.5 Stars? No way. It has been a while since I have given 5 stars. This place was great, and if I come back with the same group of guys, I am pretty sure we will be coming back here. Ambiance - 3/5 - Nothing special here. Just a typical Filipino restaurant that is good for groups. Staff - 5/5 - Friendly and knowledgeable. It was fun chatting with them as we were from out of town and enjoyed the convos. What we ordered: Buka Pandan Drink - $5.99 - 4/5 - Great coconut drink. Sinigang (Pork) - 5/5 - $14.99 - The best sinigang I have ever tasted. You must get this if you are here. FIESTA PACKAGE - 5/5 - $155.99 - We came with a large group and decided to go all out. This DID NOT Disappoint. If you come here with a group, hands down you must get this. It comes with 10 dishes (8 main and 2 side). We ordered the following dishes: - Chicken Skin, Lumpiang, Bulaklak, Pork Adobo, Crispy Pata, Fried Bangus, and Sisig. Just look my photo and enough said. Overall, this place was delicious, and can definitely see myself coming back. read more

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In the middle of a 110 degrees heat during a Las Vegas Summer, Father Vic of Saint Francis of Assisi parish recommended this restaurant for their fine Filipino dishes. We ordered the adobo, pancit (noodles) and squid which came with some rice and condiments. Having had Filipino food before, my standards were measured against much of the dishes I have enjoyed. The adobo was a little average with more oiliness than ordinary and could have had more vinegar and salt or fish sauce. The pancit was also average and the squid was too oily. I think the cooking could have been better, in many way. In fairness, since they cooked it for an order, the dish could have tasted better if the dish was prepared earlier before it was served. The restaurant was poorly lit, wall posters were ordinary and certainly empty at the time. I hope it can improve over time. read more

Went here a few months ago when family was visiting. We were sat down within a few minutes of entering. Food was good, my parents enjoyed their meals. Service could have been a bit better since we needed water refills often but didn't get any. Overall, the ambiance was okay. Pretty spacious restaurant and the menu is quite extensive. **Warning: double check your tab** We were only a party of 5, but my mom noticed that they charged gratuity, even though it states in the menu that gratuity is added for a party of 6 or more. read more

Good place for a quick snack or a nice meal with the family. The halo halo overload was good! I just wish it had nata de coco in it. The lumpia and fish balls were really yummy too, the lumpia was filled with meat (beef I think) and the fish balls were cooked perfectly. The sauce is runny though because they water it down so it's hard to stick on the fish balls. read more

D'Pinoy Joint - Halo Halo Overload, Lumpiang Shanghai, Fish Balls - Filipino Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

D'licious! This joint has the comfort food that has me hooked! Fresh lumpia: refreshing veggies and slightly sweet sauce, 8/10. Pancit palabok: flavorful and diggin the extra soy garlicky sauce. 8.5/10 Fried chicken skin: crispy, salted & savory guilty pleasure 9.5/10. Ukoy: only letdown, was bland 6/10. Lechon kuwali (pork belly): juicy, porky, just get it 9.5/10! Kare-kare: creamy, but where's the beef? 6/10. Tortang talong (eggplant): typical but a good omelette, 7.5/10. Binagoongan Crispy pata w/ eggplant: can't go wrong with this pork feast. Huge portion, 10/10! Bangus sisig: balanced flavors and nice change from all the turf dishes 8/10. Fried bangus (milkfish): pronounced garlic flavor, and fried to perfection, 9/10. Garlic fried rice: I adore the garlic galore and the fluffy rice, 9/10. Halo-halo: must-get dessert. One of the best I've had thus far and huge, 10/10. Service is accommodating overall. We just had to remind the servers to provide the halo-halo and sago gulaman (beverage made of brown sugar, water, gelatin, and tapioca pearls). The ambiance is chill, moderate chatter, and the tv's got the TFC on lock. read more

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Great little spot for Filipino food. We really enjoyed the food. The lumpia and miki bihon were very tasty. Gail is a great server and gave us good advice on what to get. Very good food read more

D'Pinoy Joint - a variety of food items - Filipino Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Majority of the Filipino dishes are really good. From chicharon bulaklak, crispy pata, lechon kawali are spot on.

Mood - Longanisa Now yes I eat alot of Filipino food. So I have my particular favs. Something about starting your day with Longsilog is my kind of happiness. Upon entering it was a bit odd. There was a line for both take out and dine in. However the server/host didn't separate the two. So we all just waited. Once it became our turn was ushered to sit at a booth. Menus were given. Opted for the Longsilog, Fried Rice, Extra Longanisa, Calamansi & Mango juice. Now if you look at the picture you will see what 6 extra Longanisa looked like. I was highly confused. Now you may be wondering why did you ask for 6. Well I asked for extra Longanisa in the fried rice to substitute the no shrimp. The picture speaks for itself. Interior is quite large. There are several table and booth arrangements. This restaurant can easily accommodate large parties. Music was playing in the background. Would recommend- pricing was typical for this side of town. I think I just came in on the wrong day and def wrong time. The customer service was mediocre. Location is Flamingo/ Rainbow- ample parking. read more

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I always order here whenever I'm craving some Filipino food.., food is always good, freshly made! ...but last time I ordered for pick up, I ordered oxtail Kare Kare and sadly not 1 oxtail in the dish, pls change the name if you're not putting in oxtail. That's all .., the dish was still great, it's just missing what I was actually craving! read more

Used to be my #1 place for home-style Filipino grindz. The cook must have left a few months ago because the food has really fallen off. KareKare was bland and soupy (no more oxtails), Caldereta was swimming in oil and beef was tough, and Bicol Express looked like the pork was recycled from another dish! Gave them 3 chances to see if they were just having bad days. No more. read more

I don't believe the have Filipino cooks. Tinola Manok- Tasted weird. Plus there SLICES of jalapeño. Ugh. Chicken Adobo - I think they forgot to add soy sauce. Greasy, bland & too light (not browned). Torta Eggplant - soggy, greasy, lacked flavor. Honestly, these are simple dishes. It's really hard to mess up. Like I said, I do not believe they have Filipino cooks in the kitchen. I hope the restaurant owner will take this feedback, visit other Filipino restaurants to taste how it should be, and improve your recipes from it. read more

I'm honestly very disappointed with D'Pinoy Joint. Whenever we have holidays or special occasions, me and my mom used to order their pancit bihon. We ordered a 1/2 tray of panic bihon to celebrate New Years. We ALWAYS paid around $30. However, this time, they decided to charge us double the price. We paid $60 for just a 1/2 tray. We didn't notice the price until we got home. We tried calling the restaurant several times but no answer. When we went to pick up the pancit, I also noticed they did not answer the phone even though they were right next to the phone and can hear it ring. One of the employees was also rude to us as well. We forgot which name we made the order in (since preparing for a party can be hectic), and she told us to "figure out the name" in a not so helpful, friendly way. We called back the restaurant and to no avail, we NEVER received the money back or an explanation of when or why they doubled the price. They never told us that the price increased when we called to order either. The way they spoke to us on the phone was also not very helpful or friendly. I attached proof of the receipt and the 1/2 tray of the panic bihon. I really am disheartened that this happened because I used to come here a lot with my family. Now it's time to find another Filipino food spot. read more

Food is awesome! Especially, their Bistek (the best we've ever had - better than my mom's - sorry Mother - or other family cooks) and Pancit Bihon. Their dessert were fantastic. Both service and ambiance are great. Highly recommended. read more

Great mom & pop shop vibe here! My friend was in town and when it came time for lunch, he obliged to my craving for some Filipino food. He heard of a spot and we checked out D' Pinoy Joint. Talk about a hidden gem! I've passed by this place (near Flamingo at Rainbow) thousands of times and never even noticed it. Easy parking, right next to the Roberto's Taco spot. Inside easily felt like a local's Denny kind of spot. The menu was huge and surely there's all sorts of dishes I've never had before so my friend helped me out. We stuck to the lunch menu which, for $11.99 you choose two items (Beef Kaldereta, Chicken Adobo, Dinuguan, Lechon Kawali, Menudo, Pork or Chicken BBQ Skewer, Bistek, Pork Adobo, Lichen Paksiw, fried Daing Bangus, Kare Kare) and comes with rice. Friend had the Chicken skewer with Kare Kare (peanut sauce stew), and I went with the Pork Adobo with Lichen Kawali (crispy deep fried pork belly), and certainly we didn't leave anything to waste; so good! The lunch plate was delicious and plenty filling, but we went for more. We ordered the Lumping Shanghai appetizer ($8.99 pork & pea fried egg rolls) and Miki-Bihon noodles ($13.99 stir-fry egg & rice noodles with shrimp and chicken). Both we so good and with good portions that we ended up boxing up and devouring later. Like mentioned earlier, the menu is so huge and now that D' Pinoy is on my radar I'll be back to try more. read more

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ParTy Banquet of food!! Kapamilya Package $80.99 is so worth it for a party of 4-6ppl, offering the most popular dishes (from crispy pata to Lumping Shanghai). Festive eating and delicious!!! Great for heavy protein meat eaters. Staff understands a little English. Fyi, we are novices to Filipino cuisine. We've all eaten it, but not enough to remember names and each favorite dishes. We asked the staff to help us pick the most popular dishes to try. Kapamilya Package $80.99 is the family combo for 4-6ppl...we definitely think closer to 6ppl or more worth for the items we ordered. Items are ordered off the Kamayan Menu were all suggested as popular choices for each dis category: + Dish A (1 pick): Lumping Shanghai (egg roll), + Dish B (1 pick): Pork Sisig (shredded) + Dish C (2 picks): Crispy Pata pork trotters and knuckles - #1 most popular ), Mang Felix (crispy chicken) + Side Dishes (2 picks): Atchara (papaya), and Ensaladang Talong (eggplant). + Comes with sides like rice, pancit bihon (noodles), fresh tomatoes and onions, salted hard eggs, sauces, etc. Eat too much? There's a Sprouts, CVS and other stores in the plaza to stroll around if need anything. We plan to come back to try the other dishes with a big group. read more

This is at least my 4th visit to this place within 2 years. 4 Stars for the foods and more than enough for at least 6 hungry people. Crispy Pata was properly cooked and perfect match for steamed rice and the Ensalada Halo Halo is also 4 Stars 3.5 stars for service. This location is a short trip (around 4-5miles) from the Strip. The only cons is you smell fried oil after eating from this place (typical for a Filipino Restaurant)1 read more

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The place is old definitely need some fresh touch. But the food is great we ordered pork sisig, salmon belly sinigang and chicharong bulaklak, there were all delicious, highly recommend the sinigang na salmon belly. Service is great too our server was an old guy felt like I was taking to my uncle or tatay, please give this place a love and come visit. read more

Me and my family had lunch here this week and I really liked it! The food is great. Only gave it four stars because the back hallway and bathroom area needs attention and cleaning. The menu is fairly extensive. My family and I ordered from the lunch menu and the 'all day silog' menu. The lunch menu consisted of two ulam and rice for $11.99 - not bad! I ordered tocilog-- Tocino, egg, and garlic rice and an iced coffee. It was DELISH. We had a big party (of course, I have a huge Filipino family) so I called ahead to reserve a table and they were very accommodating. read more

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Ordered to go for their famous filipino carenderia style spaghetti! Got super disappointed. First, I ordered half tray, but it costs $70. Insane. Then they changed receipe. It used to be not that sweet, this time seems like they made a dessert spaghetti and put a lb of sugar. Then the meat seems to have a different taste like Moroccan paprika taste. Noodles not aldente. Time to go somewhere else or better to just cook at home. read more