We have been here a few times, usually for breakfast because their breakfast combos are reasonably priced at $9.49.Their one item combo is $11.49 and the two item combo is $15.49. They have decent breakfast and lunch selections. I went with the two item combo but we actually wanted three items, so I got a small size of the sinigang. Other than the combo options, they do not have any posted prices of aka carte items or the prices of the individual small, medium and large containers. I asked how much a small is and the guy said it depends on the item. They should just have a set price on the S,M,L containers. Anyway I got the two item combo with Lechon Kawali and the tofu & Pork ears along with the small sinigang. When I went to pay it was $29.70. I should have questioned it, but instead I asked for a receipt. That didn't do any good because all they gave me was the charge receipt and not itemized. Later when the line dwindled down I asked again how much the small sinigang was and why did my $15.49 combo become almost $30.00? She said the small sinigang was $10.79. If I knew how much they were charging me I could have just ordered two of the two item combos or a single item combo and for about the same price I paid, I would have gotten more. That's Filipino service for you. If they cared about their customers, the lady could have suggested to just order a combo instead of the individual entree and I would get more value for the similar price. If there's a next time, I know what to do. If they aren't going to advice customers of the price because they don't show it posted for us to see, then I'll ask them for the price of each item and see if they get annoyed with me. The other annoying thing that happened is she asked if we were eating it there or to go and I said we would eat it there so she gave us one plastic fork and one spoon. The annoying thing is you have to go back to the counter and the line was so long and the two people there were both serving the customers ordering food, so I hate to be rude but I had to cut them off and say you only gave me one set of silverware, I need another. Also the other reason we don't eat here too often is they are only open six days a week and only from 7:00am to 2:00 pm each day. read more

Meh. I came here for breakfast because I heard it was good and better than lunch. If that was their best, then I definitely won't recommend this place. I ordered the breakfast special with two scoops of rice, egg and longanisa. The menu said you can order one more item for $1 so I added the tocino. My bill went from $8.99 to $18.99. I asked her why the $10 difference and she said I now had two items. I pointed out the menu said $14.99 for two items, why the additional $4. She said my two items are now premium plus the egg made it $18.99. I pointed out the menu and the prices and she pointed to a small menu on the cash register that listed different prices. Although it was an apparent bait and switch, I still paid because I was craving the dish. The food was mediocre. The longanisa was very fatty with huge fat chunks. The tocino was not so bad if you like lots of gristle on the poor slices of meat. While I was eating my food, I saw the cashier argue with just about every customer when they were checking out about the higher prices not matching the televised menu. I saw the cashier put a customer's food back in the food trays to be served to another customer. Aside from the food being suitable for people who are used to eating poor cuts of meat, terrible customer service, higher prices than posted and disgusting food handling practices, there really is nothing positive about this restaurant. The 4+ stars is very misleading. I'm embarrassed that non Filipinos might think this is what Filipino consider good Filipino food. read more

Was really hoping to like this place because I love Filipino food. We got longanisa and chicken inasal to go. People were friendly. Not going to bury the lead but our food had metal shavings in it. We don't live close and we got our food to go so unfortunately $34 worth of food just went in the trash. For our safety this is the last time we're visiting this establishment read more

Searched for pinoy food options in Artesia and Daniela's Kitchenette actually was the top option. They are located inside Fresh Catch Supermarket. They have a small selection, but everything is very good. This was perfect for my friend and I. We each ordered the special combo with 2 items which starts at $ 14.99. We ordered 4 different items (Kare- Kare, Pork Sinigang, Sisig, Menudo) and happy to report, not only were the portions generous but all 4 dishes were 5/5. I overheard 1 customer saying their BBQ here is the best, will have to try that next time. Would definitely come back here again. read more

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This place is so good if you want Filipino food. Came around 11am. Their breakfast platter had ended but I got the special combo that's $15 and comes with rice and 2 dishes. All the dishes are well seasoned and go great with rice. The people working there were super nice as well. The guy that helped us gave us recommendations that were on point. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The dining area is pretty big since it looks like they're the only restaurant. Tables were clean and it's easy to navigate around.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The restaurant is located inside the grocery store but apparently they open early and there's a side entrance you can use if the grocery store isn't open yet. Will def be back since they have a large selection of foods. read more

Daniela's Kitchenette - Another view of the combo options - Filipino Near Me - Artesia, California

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My favorite breakfast place and even lunch. Service is always great, and even tho they cook pretty much the same menu, it's COMFORT food for your senses. It looks good, and tastes good. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It feels home.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] If you're not a local, it would be hard to find as it is tucked away in the corner Inside an Asian market. But once you taste their food you'll be hooked read more

Food was ok, but doesn't really compare to Pinoy Pinay or some of the other filipino food places in the area. I've heard that the breakfast is better, but we missed it by 15 minutes. We got the adobo and the skewer but they were both not really great. Might try again one day for breakfast just to see if that's better. read more

Daniela's Kitchenette - Filipino Near Me - Artesia, California

Honestly one of the best Filipino food spots I've had. The food quality and flavor is consistent and the service is great. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great spot if you are on the go and they have plenty of seating for dine in too.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Recommend the menudo, pork bbq on a stick, and pancit read more

Food was delicious, I always order egg plant and corn beef with potato, service was fast.

The cashier is so rude. I ordered breakfast , but since the egg is not yet cooked she said egg and rice will follow. It been 15 minutes no eggs and rice. I approached the cashier and she even investigated if I was not able to get the rice and egg, after she found out, she came back to cash register and she said that egg is not yet cooked. And I told her that my companion will soon be finished eating. She said I cannot do something about it. What a customer service, instead of she calming down the situation, her reaction was to heighten the tension. This will be a word of mouth from me. read more

Found this hidden gem this morning. The Pilipino breakfast was delicious and fresh, fairly priced at $8.49 per plate. The lugaw (rice soup) was tasty. It is located inside an Asian market. They open at 7AM, but the market doesn't open until 8AM. I almost drive away, but I'm glad I called because the nice lady who answered told me that the entrance is on the right side of the building - a small door down an alley that I would not have known about. I will go back to try other entrees. read more

Daniela's Kitchenette - Pilipino breakfast with longanissa - Filipino Near Me - Artesia, California

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The very Best classic Filipino food.Always on top!!Well appreciated by loyal customers

Went here on a Friday morning because I was craving Asian food after primarily eating American food for the past 4 days on a cruise ship. There were already a ton of options to choose from despite arriving there at 9:45 am. Two item combo. Grilled pork, Jeprox (salted, dried smelt fish) with garlic rice ( $13.99): the pork was tender and juicy with a decent amount of fat. The jeprox was crispy with the typical salty flavor, but it was even better when vinegar was added. The garlic fried rice was fluffy with mild garlic flavor. Overall, it was an 8/10 rating. The ambiance is relaxed, as it is on the right side within the grocery store with plenty of tables to dine in, and about half of the patrons take their food to go. The service was fast and attentive. I'd return here after my next cruise. read more

Daniela's Kitchenette - Two item combo. Grilled pork, Jeprox (salted, dried smelt fish) with garlic rice ( $13.99): typical but comfort food, 8/10 rating. - Filipino Near Me - Artesia, California

I came here with my husband because he was craving a Filipino breakfast. This place is located inside of fresh catch. When you walk in, it's towards the right side. The service was fast. You point at what you want, and they scoop it up for you. They had a wide variety of food but ran out of Longanisa before 930a. read more

Daniela's Kitchenette - Pork belly - Filipino Near Me - Artesia, California

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I've hit many a Filipino resto and Daniela's is definitely the best "turo turo" (just "point" and eat right away style) spot in the south bay. All the dishes I've tried are reliably spot on flavorful - Filipino comfort food at its best. Their lechon kawali / fried pork belly is crispy (never chewy) and melts in your mouth. It comes with traditional sweet-ish mang tomas brown sauce but I prefer to ask for suka / vinegar sauce on the side - cuts through the fat better. When you get a combo (around $15 for 2 items & rice), they hook you up with a generous portion plus sabaw (broth from their soup of the day) on the side! I love their nilagang baka / beef soup with marrow bone broth. Good catering options too! I ordered a tray of their lumpia for a birthday party and it went like hot cakes. Nice crunch and more flavorful than any other catering I've had in the area. If you want to try their yummy Filipino breakfast spread, definitely arrive before 9am - this is a beloved local hole in the wall and by 9am the options start selling out. read more

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]Been coming here for years. It's very simple turo turo place inside a super market (before the super market opens you have you enter through the side).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Definitely out go to for breakfast for their silog options. My late sister loved their champurado. The owner is really friendly as well as the staff that work the front. Recently I had a friend try the tocino and tapas - she never either. She loved the tocino. The garlic rice wasn't as garlicky like it usually is but they have such high demand for it that I'm sure that's why first batch is the one you want to get - we typically get there when they first open. read more

Was craving a silog one morning while I was waiting for my son to finish baseball practice, and Daniela's came through! Daniela's is your typical turo-turp, located inside Fresh Catch market. Ordered the pork belly silog, which was nice and hearty! I know where I'm going next time I want a Filipino breakfast! read more

ok here we go. i've been holding on to this review for a while until i tried both the breakfast and lunch menu options. first things first is the service. personnel are friendly and knowledgeable about their food options and are always cheerful to the customers. now comes the food part. i like the tapsilog. i'm very particular with tapsilog because most of the time the tapa is dry and chewy. not this time. their tapa is so juicy and marinated nicely. i like the fact that the garlic rice is packed with garlic and the serving is generous. next is the swordfish. i really went back to try this because according to the reviews and some of my friends, say that it's good. i cannot deny that it is something i will be coming back for. the simplicity of it and the taste of the grill and freshness of fish is so satisfying. i don't really review and say this much about restaurants but i must say that i'll be coming back. ps: plus 1 star for the generous scoops of rice! ;) read more

This is my go to restaurant whenever I crave Filipino food! I usually come here for breakfast with friends. Their sinangag is great, especially paired with longganisa, tocino or beef tapa with egg. Plus the tortang talong and fried bangus. I love everything here. Lol Service wise, some staff are not that approachable. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place is very carinderia feels, it is clean, homey.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

I was looking for a Filipino restaurant that served breakfast around my area and happened to come across this hidden gem. I've been here several times and tried a wide range of their items so here's a little break down: - Garlic fried rice is pretty good. Could use a little bit more garlic in my opinion. - breakfast combo comes with one egg, wish it came with two. - longanisa: pretty standard but keep in mind they only give you two pieces - tapa: one of my favorite items. Marinated very well and the meat is quite tender. Great portion size as well! - tocino: large portion and great thick pieces of well marinated pork. - tortang talong: not my favorite dish. Wish it was cooked a little long for some crisp but it does have decent flavor. - corn beef: depending on how you like your corn beef, you will either hate it or love it. It's very soupy. Will continue to come here for my silog needs. read more

My go to place for good Filipino breakfast. Very flavorful and yummy. Good service also.

Their food is amazing. My favorite is their torta and champorado!!! [[HIGHLIGHT]]But the con is why in the world they rent inside of a grocery market!!![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

I contacted the owner of this place after my daughter told me how the servers treated her with such disrespect and laughed because she can't speak in tagalog after her response in English with their question to what she wanted. She came there at around 9am and ask for longsilog and they told her she has to pay $2 for each egg and she has to order another entree. So she had to pay $20 to get a breakfast. Now I have explained this to the owner, I believe his name is Don from what he mentioned on the phone. He as well kept laughing with every remarks. I spoke to him in tagalog and he as well did the same thing his other workers did and sarcastically said in english that my daughter probably misunderstood them. I told him my daughter understands tagalog but can not speak it. And if she mentioned longsilog, why would they mention for her to pay the eggs and to choose another entree. My daughter felt that they were being biased and have looked at her fiance who was French with such filth. Regardless of race, they shouldn't look at them and sarcastically treat them differently. When I said to Don on the phone "why are you laughing when I'm simply explaining to you to reassess your workers and probably review your videos" he then stopped with his sarcasm and became defensive. He then told me "what do you want A refund?". That's not a solution for someone who is a higher up especially an owner. There is no apologetic comment, not once. That is not dignified and that is not how you treat your customers. I'm not the type that sticks up for my kids without knowing the full story but I know my eldest is very calm and sweet when she speaks. So it was unlike her to speak up when someone is being rude because she is smarter than to argue with someone regarding food service. BTW my daughter mentioned the kare kare isn't kubo (resto in LA) standard. and the sinigang wasn't even a traditional pork sinigang and asked me if maybe they are from a different city in the phillipines. They wouldn't survive in LA, if they had their shop at filipino town for sure! read more

We had a great experience with Daniela's Kitchenette. Definitely made the right choice picking them to cater for my grandma's celebration of life. Everyone loved the food and were going back for seconds. They were true to their word and have everything prepared at the agreed upon time, unlike past experiences with other Filipino places where food was not ready on pickup time. Staff are nice and courteous. Excellent service and Filipino comfort food. Will be going back again and again in the future. read more

The food is good and flavorful fast Filipino cuisine and freshly cooked. Reasonable price.

6/06/23 The service here have been really friendly and fast. I'm picky eating certain Filipino food. Their breakfast is really good though. I recommend their Tocino, grilled pork, and Topsilog and Sinangag (Garlic Fried Rice). For Lunch, You Gotta Try Their BBQ Pork or Chicken On A Stick..! read more

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this place has the best tasting filipino food. They also give huge portions like chinese take out

The food is yummy. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Having said that, expect a crowd or a line early in the morning.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There are a lot of items available early and free coffee. Service is fast so the line goes up fast, you don't have to wait long. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Plus there are a lot of tables to seat in.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]It is good for a big crowd.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

My go to place for breakfast. Whenever I get a chance I order a week's worth of breakfast/lunch items from this place. I usually get their tortang talong, grilled sword fish; champorado; grilled liempo; monggo; Tinapa; My mom loves their pancit, sotanghon soup and Paksiw na bangus. They offer party trays which you order ahead of time. Its inside an Asian market(Fresh Catch). They have good area to dine in. I usually come before a few minutes before they open to beat the morning rush. The place is clean and they have nice tables if you want to dine in. read more

We were craving Filipino breakfast and our go-to changed their hours and stopped serving breakfast so we came here. The thing is, you need to get up and out of the house EARLY to get this. They open at 7:00am. We arrived around 9:00am so they did not have a lot of choices left. For just under $8.00 you get garlic fried rice, fried egg and choice of entree. Turbo Turo style...point and chose. I went with Tocino only because they were out of Beef Tapa. The Tocino was good, the garlic rice was just ok. The Mister had longenesia and some kind of spare ribs paired with garlic rice. Again, just okay. As I was getting water they started bringing out more food. BBQ sticks that looked so good. Kind of wish I had lunch instead. Good thing is we were able to eat our food here. Lots of tables available. They just want to make sure you follow social distancing. It is LA county so you need a mask. And there is no self serve water. Everyone was very nice here. A-okay. Located inside a supermarket. It is cash only. read more

Daniela's Kitchenette - Tocino - Filipino Near Me - Artesia, California

The place is inside Fresh Catch. So glad to find a place open early enough to satisfy my Filipino breakfast craving. The food was good, hot, fresh and fast. Cons By 09:15, there was no more garlic rice! Come on my people, you know us Filis love our garlic fried rice all day (especially for breakfast) with our longanisa and egg. Second, please clean out the water tray in water dispenser. Should be wipe down too. *I'd opted for the bottled drinks. Other than that, the gentleman at the counter was friendly, the prices are reasonable, and plenty of seating in the morning. Not sure during the lunch or dinner rush. read more

Love coming here to pick up some breakfast. Their loganisa and tocino with garlic rice is my favorite combo. Their tocino is really good, probably one of the best I've ever had and their prices are really good. Come here for some good Filipino breakfast! read more

Daniela's Kitchenette - tocino and loganisa with garlic rice - Filipino Near Me - Artesia, California

This place sold me at 3.5 simply because it was a second hand experience....but I'm rating their grilled swordfish a solid 4 for taste. My aunt ordered the food & the swordfish was a special request, now i see it was warranted. **Kaldereta-(beef) although quite oily, it was pretty good & the meat was tender. My mom liked it & she's naturally selective (hard to please, really). **Lumpiang Shanhai-tasty, not as crispy as I would've preferred but delicious nonetheless. **Grilled swordfish-nicely & perfectly grilled & seasoned, good, clean tasting white flesh, my favorite of all the order. **Buko pandan-oh so good! My aunt, the birthday celebrant especially favored this one, not too sweet. But she did say that the coconut tasted like it was canned. Overall, I'd say this will be our next go-to place to order from. Thanks for the yummy food. When I usually order there, I like their tocino the best, along with tortang talong. Epic! read more

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Filipino food at its best! The food definitely tastes like home cooked meals! Staff is nice and friendly! This place is highly recommended. Been going here for years now... Overall experience every time is a 5 plus + read more

Disappointed with the amount of food compared to what we paid. This plate costed us almost $14. It doesn't have fried rice or egg. I agree with other Yelp reviews about overpricing. read more

Daniela's Kitchenette - $13.68 for this breakfast. Too expensive in my opinion. It's not even garlic rice (also no egg??). - Filipino Near Me - Artesia, California

BEST filipino food in the 562 area & southern california hands down. Make sure you get there early and get a traditional filipino breakfast plate! read more

Best Filipino Restaurant we ever had!!!! The Service was outstanding !!! We have tried almost all Filipino Restaurants and they cant match the delicious food at Daniela's- Highly recommended read more

Great foods and customer relationship are wonderful Recommended to others Filipino Breakfast Kaldereta are delicious read more

Breakfast here feels like home cooked meals. They go pretty fast so by 10AM most of breakfast items are gone so get there earlier to enjoy the yummy breakfast combos. They close at 2pm so lunch moves quickly too! The price is a little high but it's worth it because they are quality filipino cuisine and they give you small soup without veggies on the side if you ask read more

I'm writing this after my 5th visit to make sure I wasn't experiencing a fluke the previous times. We'll start with the economics: absolutely reasonably priced! The portions are healthy and not overwhelming so, visually and quantity-wise, you are getting more than your money's worth. Now the food. I've been looking for a quick Filipino option at a decent price point. I already said the price was righteous. The food is unbelievable! It definitely tastes home cooked with love and not rushed just to sell units. I kept looking into the kitchen to see if my lola was back there cooking. If you can, get here early for the silog offerings. The meats are cooked to perfection and seem to be handpicked to the point where there isn't too much excess fat. I've had a few of the lunch items and the stand outs are the grilled liempo and the chicken wings. The wings were absolute fire with the perfect balance of sweet and savory. Texture overall was nice with a slight crunch on the outside and juicy goodness on the inside. The liempo was something else! Grilled to perfection and, again, must have been carefully selected because the fat to meat ratio was perfect. The food is definitely worth trying but what makes this place stand out is the staff! Super friendly and always welcoming. I don't know if this is a family owned/run business, but you definitely feel like you're at "home" when you eat here! read more