In town and dropped by to have a nice dinner. The business profile has opening hours, but the lights are off and there's a "PERMANENTLY CLOSED" sign in the window. read more

DelCiano Pinoy Cuisine - Closed sign. - Filipino Near Me - Arlington, Texas

The staff is so friendly, provides great information. It's a bit of a wait but only because everything is made to order. We go here often our go to dishes are: - Pork sinigang, they let you choose your level of sourness - Lumpia - Pandesal - Pancit, choice of two types of noodles or mixed - Crispy Pata - Crispy Pork Belly They are mindful of seafood allergies, we also order Halo Halo this time. Since we had asked about egg allergies with the pandesal they were considerate to mention they could omit the flan that contained the egg. The service is excellent & I'm assuming some of the staff are owners, they are super nice. Karaoke options, clean restaurant, great space where tables are not bumping into each other. My only reason for docking a star would be that the food is extremely greasy, it tastes good but the meal can get pretty heavy. Definitely worth a try though! read more

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Delicious and I believe authentic Filipino food. We visited a while back and enjoyed everything we ordered. Staff were friendly and it's a solid local joint! read more

Food was AMAZING. Our waitress was so nice and the food came out so quickly. Definitely a new placeI'm going to frequent!!

Food: ordered pork belly, adobo chicken, pansit, lumpia, and turon. Pork belly was amazing and reheated very well in the air fryer! Adobo chicken was runny sauce so if you prefer that, then you'll be satisfied. I personally like the thicker sauce. Pansit was tasty. Lumpia is generous in size which I appreciate. Turon was amazingly good! Service: fast since it was phone order for pick up. Ambiance: seems low key, lots of space and has a stage for karaoke or events. Didn't stay but the bar area was where I waited. read more

The food was really subpar and super expensive. Everything tasted like it was missing something, and nothing was authentic. The cheapest dish was $15, and then with anything additional you ordered it was an extra $5 for the meat. So you could potentially get adobo with no meat in it. Chicken Adobo (1/5) The chicken adobo was really disappointing. The sauce was was super sweet, almost like teriyaki sauce. There were no potatoes and it had like 3 cubes of chicken in it, with one drumstick. Lumpia (1/5) My mom usually homemakes lumpia, or sometimes we buy it frozen. This did not taste like lumpia at all. This one was hamburger meat pre-wrapped in a thin wrapper. It was so greasy, it fell apart when you tried to dip it in the sauce. Pancit (1/5) It was a decent sized plate, but it was mostly noodles. Barely any vegetables, just a little bit of chopped chicken. And very bland. Kare Kare (1/5) Kare Kare was a peanut butter concoction and it tasted like peanut with vegetables. It had no flavor whatsoever. Halo Halo (1.5/5) The halo halo, which is normally filled with fruit and beans, just tasted like crushed purple ice. But the ube ice cream was good. Pandesal (5/5) The only thing we'd say was good was the complimentary pan de sal, which was top notch. It tasted homemade. The service was good, and our waitress was young and really nice. For these last two things, we'd give an extra star. read more

DelCiano Pinoy Cuisine - Lumpia - greasy and fell apart when you try to dip it. It was hamburger meat pre-wrapped in a thin wrapper. - Filipino Near Me - Arlington, Texas

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Very disappointing. My brother came to visit and wanted Filipino food. He loves Filipino food. We're Filipino, so we're not just saying this. We're new to the area and this was our first time here. Maybe it's unfair to compare to the best we've had and home cooking, but I know I won't be returning back. He was disappointed with the serving size of the pork adobo. The sigsig was soggy, we would have loved crispiness. He also ordered garlic rice, but got regular rice. Sad to see the pancit was served with lemon instead of calamansi. read more

DelCiano Pinoy Cuisine - Filipino Near Me - Arlington, Texas

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This is my visit. We were the only guest there at this time. It was quiet. Service was good and quick. read more

DelCiano Pinoy Cuisine - 6 Lumpia Tagalog - Filipino Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Really great food and really great customer service. The food came out fresh & hot! read more

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This place is a hidden gem! I bumped into this place by accident and it must have been fate. The lumpia alone is worth a visit! My wife and I shared lumpia and I had the bbq pork and white rice and my wife had the chicken pancit. All was fresh and taste exquisite. Definitely make a visit! read more

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Strip mall restaurant with plenty of parking. Large interior. Decor is very nice. The owner/chef is very personable and it's a very easy, casual dining spot. I like it. THE FOOD: We started with the Lumpia Tagalong, which is spring rolls basically deep fried. Very crisp, hot and tasty! I ordered the Kare Kare which is a peanut based meat dish (ox tail and chicken in mine) with veggies. Served in a clay pot, you can choose your spice level. I had 3, but I think.4 would be my jamm, too. Served on white rice, it's got tremendous flavor, and I had a little sweat on my forehead from it. Great. My other diner had Sigig, which was also good. Beer price, a little high ($6.99 ea). But other than that.... great food!!! read more

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2.5 stars rounded up. Everything was ok. Nothing was terrible, but nothing was great. We tried the Kare Kare, adobo, pancit, and lumpia. I've never had lumpia that was just ground beef only in fried wontons. It was very greasy and overall just different from any lumpia I've ever had before. The shrimp pancit is also expensive for 4 tough shrimp. I'm not sure I would try this place again. read more

The restaurant is welcoming & has the authentic Filipino atmosphere. My husband and I ordered the sinigang and lumpia. I loved that we could choose how sour we wanted the sinigang! The lumpia was good but we didn't love how the inside was cooked prior to frying, which is different from most homemade lumpia. Would definitely come back with family to try more on the menu! They were out of sisig which was our first choice to try. read more

I'd like to start by saying that the service was warm, welcoming and attentive. We decided on ordering two orders of the Lumpia because we were used to the thinner smaller ones. These were more the size of egg rolls and stuffed with ground pork. Quite tasty For our meals, we ordered the family package: (great value) Pancit 3/5 stars Adobo 5/5 one of the best we've had Pork belly 5/5 crispy perfect exterior and soft flavor meaty interior Rice is all you can eat *I also am a lover of Sinigang so I had to order it. It was good but not the best I've had. 3/5 The best was their halo halo! Oh I was in heaven! We will definitely be back read more

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The beef pancit, pandesal, or lumpia and last but not least, the mango smoothie, all to die for! So Yes! I highly recommend this place.

First time here. Have been craving Filipino food and but want to drive far and luckily this is in Arlington. Ordered lumpia and pork pancit. Highly recommend. read more

DelCiano Pinoy Cuisine - Pork pancit and 6 Lumpia Tagalog - Filipino Near Me - Arlington, Texas

We ordered the chicken adobo and sisig to go which came with white rice. The chicken adobo came with 3 pieces of chicken!!! Such a rip off! The sisig was pretty good with pig ear. Atmosphere is nice and restaurant is clean. They have weekly chess nights, I forget when. So they had a chess board set up at a table which my husband and I played while waiting for our food. read more

I decided to give this place another shot, as a few years ago I had a terrible experience. You'd think in 4, years there'd be some improvements, but it's actually gone more downhill! The food is incredibly subpar, under seasoned and honestly seems frozen. For what they're charging it's honestly quite embarrassing. The management is still incredibly rude, and not to mention loves to be super political and outwardly racist on Facebook!! I had to ask for a new silverware, as mine was dirty. The wait staff was the only redeeming thing about this establishment. Once again, probably don't even bother wasting your time or money coming here. If I could rate 0 stars, definitely would. read more

Masarap na babalik balikan. Got my moneys worth, I have visited some Dfw pinoy foods and I think this is one of the best we've been too. Saturday wasn't as crowded Some will sing karaoke Service was 5/5. Support your local pinoy business read more

The Lumpia is fabulous. Savory ground beef with a perfectly flaky/crispy wrapping. I will be back to try other items soon. read more

DelCiano Pinoy Cuisine - a person holding a piece of food - Filipino Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Its a quiet restaurant on a Saturday night. However the food was ok. Sisig was not sizzling on the plate. It was cooked elsewhere and put on the plate. The Lumpia was fresh and a good size. Rice is unlimited and complements the sisig. The Halo Halo, although its a big size we can taste mostly shaved ice and not much ingrediants. The large scoop of ube ice cream did help. read more

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Very unassuming in its location and interior design, but this top tier Filipino food you can get in DFW. I thought there were already great Filipino food spots in north dallas, but this place goes beyond in a number of areas. Specifically the lumpia and pork belly in particular. I went with the family style order, since we wanted a variety of items. The pancit was great, the chicken adobo was solid, and the pork belly was mind melting good. The right amount of crispiness on the outside, in all its flaky layers, while still having all the fatty goodness underneath. Make sure you order this for sure! The lumpia here are way bigger than I've ever seen. Usually they are thin like fingers, but these were fat as eggrolls! Every bite of these were fantastic. The layered flakiness and beefy greasy filling were everything I wanted and then more in my lumpia. We initially tried to buy some pandesal bread, but they were still making it. Close to the end of their meal, we ended up getting some free bread on the house! I cant wait to try the other dishes here as I was quite excited with what I had. Too bad I live so far away. read more

What a disappointing ordeal this was. Ordered Bistek, Kare-Kare and Pork Sinigang to go. Bistek-- portion you get is as much as you would get in a combo. That's it. This is not an ala cart portion and even sadder that its $20. Beef was tough and way tooo salty. Sinigang - all liquid, 6/7 pieces of chewy pork. As you can see in the photos, it is not how prior pictures of sinigang looks like. My dog can make this better in her sleep. $20 Kare-Kare --again, portion is skimp..price tag is $25 because if you want beef, it's more. Called the store and spoke with the owner but the demeanor was very defensive immediately. What a shame. I'm all about supporting small businesses/business owners as I am one myself but this is simply pathetic. You are far from authentic Sir. It's shameful you call this SPECIALTY food. There's NOTHING a special about any of this. Do better! Be better! read more

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Now serving letchon on Saturdays on a first come first serve basis! You get 1/2 lb of letchon and unli rice for $20 USD read more

DelCiano Pinoy Cuisine - Letchon platter - Filipino Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Saw food pictures on Yelp . When we came to dine in . They only had 6-7 items listed on the menu . We decided to just do a FAMILY prepared Options . 2 sets U can pick 3 items for $50 We I ordered fried pig's leg , mixed rice & egg noodles with chicken . And braised pork For $50 !!! Ripped off Only thing that was edible was the crispy pig's leg We didn't even touch the braised pork and the noodles- nasty so sour & bland looking Was a total joke wasted $60 that I could of went to Papadaux and gotten better foods . Don't waste your time & money read more

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This was my first time here. The food was authentic & service was more than superb! It was worth the hour drive! Hands down the best in taste & amount of food served! I didn't have enough room for the Halo Halo, but there will be a "Next Time." read more

DelCiano Pinoy Cuisine - Fish sinigang, lumpia, pork belly & pan desal. So good!! - Filipino Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Always get the fried pork belly and extra sauce of course. It's absolutely delicious and addicting. The inside is comfortable and service is very positive/happy. read more

I was finally able to bring the family and enjoy some delicious DelCiano cooking!!! As always! Never disappointed, always satisfied and grateful!!! Also had the Lumpiang Tagalog and Crispy Pata but didn't get a pic cause we just started digging in as soon as they got to the table!!! My boys are animals!!! read more

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First time here and first time eating Filipino food. Found this restaurant on Yelp - has some great and convincing reviews. We arrived about noon on a weekday. We were the only customers. We were greeted with a smile by the server. We ordered the chicken Adobo and chicken Pancit (rice sticks only since needed gluten-free) and an order of Turons. It was delicious!!! I ordered the chicken Adobo (regular). Next time I will have them add some spice. The dish had great flavor, garlic and ginger. I loved the sauce! The Pancit was also delicious!! It had a great citrus flavor. I liked the julienned carrots and red peppers. The sauce and book choy was great. Such a yummy dish. The turons were brought out with a mango purée drizzle. They were very good. I had a hard time letting them cool a bit before eating. We will definitely be back to try more dishes! read more

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Food is delicious. Desert Beautiful and Delicious and big enough to share with five friends ! read more

Their Filipino "pandesal" and Infamous Halo-Halo was the best! Fresh ingredients, and the Ube ice cream was delicious! read more

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I was starving and my blood sugar levels were low, so I was definitely ready to eat. We ordered Lumpia, adobo chicken, and mixed pancit. The Lumpia was more like an egg roll in size. I'm used to skinny Lumpia. It was also a bit salty. It was good, but salty The mixed (bihon and Canton) was huge. We got it with shrimp. The shrimp were big but few in number. I would rather have smaller shrimp and more. There were 3 of us, and way more than enough pancit. We also got the adobo chicken; it comes sweet or vinegary. We got sweet. It comes with a side of rice. It was pretty good and enough for two if that's all you order. Our server was sweet. We sampled some pandesal which in my opinion is over priced for some yeast rolls. They could charge that amount if it was filled with something. Overall I was satisfied, but I probably won't return because I wasn't wowed in any way. Sorry no pics. My sugar levels were really low, so I just ate. read more

I'm from Hawaii and Part Filipino so I've been brought up eating Filipino food ! I know how to cook but every once in awhile I'd like to have someone cook the food and this place so far is on the money ! Crispy Pata, Pancit Bihon with shrimp is my favorite so far but I haven't tried there adobo and I've been taught by the best my mom ! if your craving Filipino food I recommend DelCiano is the place to go to feed that crave ! Aloha read more

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Coming from all the way from Dallas, I was expecting a taste from home.. I ordered the Pancit which was good don't get me wrong, but I also ordered the Abodo which in my opinion could've been better... it was wayyyy to sweet for some reason.. so I give it a 2/10 . All in all it was alright I guess :/ read more

I was introduced to Filipino food several years ago when I was living in San Antonio. Filipino food is very unique in how it's a fusion of several other cultures but ends up as something inarguably Filipino. There are very few places to try this type of cuisine. So far, I have only located two buffet-style Filipino joints, one in the Legacy asian market cafeteria and one in Arlington nearby UTA. So those places are okay, but buffet-style Filipino food is totally different from entree style. Okay, time to get to the restaurant! The three times I've been to this location, it's quiet. I've had the fortune to arrive at non-dinner hours and weekends, which the chef informed me is when it gets busiest. The decoration is a little scant, but everything is spotless and you are greeted immediately upon walking in. Food time! So far I've had several entrees and appetizers so I'll be very happily describing all of it to y'all :-) the menu is a little limited but definitely fun to navigate Apps: Pan de sal: so in Spanish this translates to "salted bread", essentially these are rolls. But be warned!!! These are no ordinary rolls, they are freshly baked and you will probably end up ordering more than the one that comes with your entree. Lumpia: Lumpia basically takes what's grsat about egg rolls and taquitos and puts it together. Typically they're done with a pork and veggie filling and served with that sweet but spicy chili paste, I can't recall the name I'm sorry!! Definitely a go-to app to share with friends Entrees: Adobo- Filipino adobo is very different from Mexican adobo. In the Philippines, adobo begins with a garlic and vinegar base. It is tangy and savory, and it's prepared differently everywhere you go. Back in San Antonio, the Filipino restaurants typically made it more like meat and gravy. At DelCiano, it is like a soup-y stir fry and served with a bowl of rice. Usually you would spoon the sauce into the rice and eat it like that, but I'm a weirdo and just throw the rice into the adobo bowl :) Pancit- I've had the chicken pancit from here and it's great! Pancit is a little easier to describe: glass noodles stir fried with veggies, garlic, and protein. Usually this is the dish I will recommend for newcomers to Filipino food to try out Tapsilog- my friend ordered the tapsilog last time and we all shared from his plate. Note: Big portion!!! Tapsilog is a protein-packed dish with fried rice, stir-fried beef and veggies, and a fried egg! If you're hungry, this will fill you up! Dessert: Halo halo- I usually don't get dessert anywhere but i have to share my halo halo with yall! Halo halo is a dessert unique to the Philippines, atleast as far as I've known. It is a BIG dessert, so try to share with someone unless you're a iced dessert fan. Halo halo consists of gelatin blocks made from different root veggies, and the bottom is essentially shaved ice mixed with sweetened condensed milk. The best part of the dessert is the ice cream, which is made from purple yams. Add to that cut up fruit, topped with mango syrup and shredded coconut. It's a lot, but it's great!!!! Highly recommend now that it's getting warm. My favorite thing about DelCiano is that the chef/owner will at some point in your visit come up to you and talk to you. He is a highly intelligent and interesting guy! For me, talking to him just highlights what a gem this place is and how more people need to try out Filipino cuisine atleast once :) read more

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Great quality food- a bit pricey but, staff and owner are very nice and inviting. Very clean! Overall I enjoyed it tremendously.

Family style food, pretty decently sized portions for the value I'd say. Their halo halo is INSANE. A MUST They have a karaoke stage as well, and they were nice enough to let us utilize the karaoke machine to play music and do karaoke from our table too! FOR FREE!! Nuts. Low wait time, service is excellent, it's a really nice casual eat spot. read more

Since moving from Corpus Christi, I haven't been able to find decent Filipino food in the DFW area. This place did not disappoint. The portions were perfect and the flavor was on point. A friend and I went for lunch and this calmed my cravings for some good pancit. The lumpia are so fresh, crispy & flavorful. The pork adobo was magnificent. The portion was a little smaller on the adobo however still filling. I will definitely be back read more

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I have been here multiple times and never disappoints. Food is always fresh and service is amazing. The place feels like you are back at home with all the pictures and karaoke! Crunchy pork belly!!!!! read more

Yay! Another Filipino restaurant in the DFW area! Although the menu options are limited, everything I have tried so far has been some of the best Filipino food I have ever tasted! The chef sticks with the traditional way of cooking Filipino food but adds his own style to it (eg.for the kare kare, he uses squash to both add taste and a creamier consistency). So far I have had the pandesal , kare kare with chicken , chicken adobo , and shrimp sinigang. I loved them all and I would not hesitate to order any of them again! Oh, and there is definitely plenty of meat in each entree! I have been to other places where they only give you a small amount, but this place makes sure that you get your fill! This restaurant is a far drive for me since I live in the North Dallas area, but it is definitely worth the drive! It is located in a strip mall, so parking is easy to find. The chef and waitstaff are friendly and checks on you often. And the food is excellent! What more can you ask for? read more