Small place with a few tables offering , buffet dishes or takeout…read more Lunch special of pandit and lumpia was authentic and taste good, and affordable too. Will return.

One word, exceptional…read more Ordering process online was super easy and streamlined, and when I showed up to pick up my order it was fresh and ready to go. Speaking of that, the moment I walked in, I received the most friendly welcome/greeting, so top notch there. Oh, and the most important part, the food is legit! All of it was good, but I really want to highlight the lumpia; super fresh and absolutely perfect. 10/10 I will be back.

Last weekend, I went to a Norfolk Tides game with my dad. If you're a local or visiting Norfolk, VA…read moreand you're a baseball fan you should definitely catch a Tides game at Harbor Park. While we were there, my dad and I were looking for something to eat and came across Flippin Hangry. The employees were friendly, and the service was quick we didn't have to wait long for our food at all. With the sound of the bat cracking against the ball and the crowd cheering in the background, Flippin Hangry had a great atmosphere. I ordered the chicken adobo empanadas, and they were absolutely delicious. Next time I go to the park, I'm looking forward to trying some of the other items on their menu. If you love Filipino food or if you're curious to try it for the first time and you are at the ball park or near one pop up shop you should give it a try.

Excellent food truck to have some tasty food. Had the loaded fries and they were absolutely…read moredelicious! Great service and was extremely fast.

If your looking for some banging Filipino food this is the place to go ,they have the best Filipino…read morefood along with amazing prices$$ Great customer service Positive energy I love eating here...they make u feel so welcomed

This is a small family owned authentic Filipino restaurant. The Parking lot is horrible and the…read moreinside isn't much better. But the food is homemade and the prices are affordable. I recommend getting it to-go.

I'm grateful for a son who's willing to wait in line for over an hour to give me Ube pastries lol…read more I've been trying to get to a Jack Eats pop-up for years, but the timing has never been right...until today! We got the Ube Loaded Cake, Ube Cream Puff, Ube Fatty Cookies, and Ube Blondie. Everything was amazing and, next time, we will definitely get more. Our favorite was the Ube Loaded Cake. I loved my Mother's Day treats!!

One of the top 5 food businesses I will miss from my time in Norfolk VA is Jack Eats. While there…read moreis no shortage of great filipino food in NYC, this place does something quite special which is hard to find - merging authentic filipino flavors in a well-crafted, delicious and new way. Everything I've had here is delicious, but here are some of my favorites: UBE BLONDIES *** Probably one of their most signature items that stays on the menu season to season, this crumbly, satisfyingly dense, soft baked good with that nice punch of ube flavor will really have you coming back for more. The frosting glaze is just perfect, adding that sweetness that carries the ube flavor really nicely. The texture is just soooo satisfying, you can just tell when you cut your fork through it that it has this airy, yet dense and crumbly texture. TURON FRITTER Kind of like an apple fritter, but oh so crumbly, delicious, bright, and soft on the inside. Also had their brown sugar boba pudding cup when it came out, and it was really good; the tapioca actually blended quite nicely and was chewy and fresh, which means you're not stuck chewing it forever. Definitely on the sweeter side, but brown sugar items tend to be that way.

Wish I didn't have to write a review like this BUT When a…read moreplace that serves Filipino food doesn't have the basic offerings like turon (fried bananas), you'd wonder why on a Saturday there's not a soul in this place. You'd have to ring a bell for someone to come out from the kitchen. Oh and not to mention where is the so-called Filipino hospitality? Aking mga kababayan? I am appalled by the fact that when they couldn't serve food that we wanted, the worker there chased after us when we left (ay naku!) and yelled "I tell you this - do not come and use our restroom)" there weren't signs anywhere... no wonder this restaurant is up for sale. In this world where anyone can choose to go to any place, you'd think that some hospitality is needed. Who knows having people come for any reason might actually result in some patronage.

I'm updating my review from few years ago during my first few visits and glad I can bring the stars…read moreup. The food is really good and the choice of selection, though small compared to other "turo turo" spots, it's still something you can choose from. I can get a little here and there from the owner about the food since she's a women of few words Hahaa LOL! But she does care about the quality of food she puts out. She said she cooks with virgin olive oil, including the fried stuff vs the yucky oils. That's a win for me! And she uses quality meat and ingredients. She cooks fresh everyday so no putting out old food from the day before. I think she's opening up to me y'all! Hahaa I just go in there and just give her a big smile and say I'm back! She chuckles...so don't be scared now and go try her out. LOL!

I love accidentally discovering new businesses! I visited JR Street Dining on accident just…read moreswinging by Smartmouth Pilot House for some "fast food" via food truck after work. They have only been operating for a month now, this was their third brewery appearance. For appetizers they have a buffalo chicken dip and pimento cheese nacho- talk about solid brewery apps! Most of their menu items are types of wraps. Their special was chicken fajita tacos (Cinco de Mayo celebration) and for dessert they had a crispy ice cream sandwich. One unique thing that I don't see many food trucks do, is they offer kids menu items as well! Again- it is just their third day- this could all be totally different once they are more established and have tried different things. I opted to get the ice cream sandwich, because I'm a total sucker for dessert. I ate this first. Two crispy shells with a cinnamon sugar mix and if I'm not wrong it possibly a second seasoning that had a little kick to it. Maybe it was a touch of cayenne? Definitely not strong or overpowering in spice, just a little something to make it interesting. In the middle was a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a scoop of chocolate ice cream. The vanilla was complimented by the cinnamon and the chocolate was complimented by whatever that other ingredient was. I was definitely a fan! The more I ate the more I wanted more! I also got the chicken fajita taco special. I should point out that if I didn't go for the food truck option at Smartmouth I was headed to my favorite taco spot in VB. Maybe it was the unintentional comparison of the authentic street taco from my favorite spot, but these tacos fell a little flat for me. Not letting it really affect my review, because I did eat dessert first and then I messed around taking pictures before getting to them. It might be a "it's not you, it's me" thing with the tacos- I'll own this one. The tacos were served with a side of corn on the cob. It had a lemon cilantro butter which was fantastic! I'll definitely be craving that corn again sometime! The prices were on the lower-side of average for the food truck scene in Hampton Roads. Prices are another thing that might change as they are in business longer. They were also extra friendly from the moment I stepped up to the truck! Offering me whatever I needed and even getting out of the truck to come ask me a question of convenience, not necessity. I know several spots that would have just shouted it or not even bothered. So far so good! I hope they keep popping up at Smartmouth VB so I can try more of their menu and see how they change things up as they get a few more months of operation behind them! I'll definitely be updating as I try more! Next time I'm definitely going for the pimento cheese nachos!

I was able to try this out when they were at Garage Brewery in Chesapeake. The food was really good…read moreand the service was great. I placed a large order and it came out perfect. I ordered the Pork BBQ on a Stick, Truffle Potato Balls, Pork Menudo, Veggie Pancit (x3) and Beef Lumpia. Everyone was happy with their order and I appreciated the attention to detail that the staff provided in making sure that my order was correct and it was prepared/packaged to be ready to eat (not soggy or messy) when I got home.

Susan's is one of the local spots for getting your Filipino fix. The staff is friendly and…read morewelcoming as well as the space. Importantly the food feels like home. If you are need of a comfort meal this is the place. The portions are large for a good price and I can stretch it for more than one meal. This past visit I ordered a 2 entree plate with chicken adobo and chicken stew with pancit. I also got some lumpia and Turon and ordered some Palabok for a co-worker. Everything was fresh, hot and delicious and everyone inside the restaurant was so kind. Give this spot a try for take out or dine in.

I stopped by Susan's Kitchenette because I was in the area and wanted some lumpia. When I walked in…read morethere was only one person ahead of me. They didn't have a menu posted, so I was given one when I asked. The food is cafeteria style where your plate is made in front of you. They had several options like fish, pork belly, menudo, lumpia, pancit, rice, sisig, and etc. They also had desserts, chips, turon, and drinks. I chose menudo, pancit, pork belly, and lumpia with a side of sauce for about $15. The prices seemed pretty reasonable. The portions were decent also. The menudo was flavorful and filling the meat was tender but there were a few pieces with fat. The pancit was tasty. It wasn't heavy on vegetables, I wish there were more. The pork belly was crispy and I liked it, but a few pieces were over cooked and had an awkward burnt old flavor. I can't really explain it. But the taste caught me off guard. I enjoyed the lumpia. They had beef inside and went good with the sauce. Their sweet chili sauce is yellow, not like most that are orangeish red. But it was good. The staff was busy. They didn't really talk much, but were nice. They also have a banquet room for private events. I do like their Filipino food more than some other places in the area. Definitely check them out!!

Staple for our family for breakfast and a favorite of my grandchildren! Always yummy breakfast…read morecomfort foods with super efficient and friendly service.

I went in just before 9:00 AM to catch their breakfast specials and was honestly so excited to try…read moretheir fried rice. When we walked in, the sign said to seat ourselves. The waitress who helped us was incredibly nice and took the time to answer all of my questions. Unfortunately, my excitement was cut short when I went to order the #6 breakfast special and found out the fried rice was pre-made with ham, and there was no option to get it without meat. Since the fried rice was out, I pivoted and ordered the #1 Special: 2 eggs (requested soft scrambled with cheese) 2 pieces of bacon (asked to hold the bacon) White toast Home fries Side order: Egg rolls to go The execution of breakfast was pretty disappointing. The eggs weren't soft scrambled, the cheese on top wasn't melted, and the home fries were very hard. To top it off, the whole plate came out at room temperature. I didn't make a fuss or send it back because it's a small, family-owned restaurant and they clearly have a lot of loyal regulars who love them. Overall Verdict: Breakfast Food: 5/10 Egg Rolls: 7/10 The service alone makes it worth giving them another shot. While breakfast wasn't a hit for me, I would definitely return to give their lunch menu a try.

Food and flavor were good. The wait, however, ridiculous. Their system wasn't good. Our server kept…read moreneeding to be called via other wait staff because the rest of her tables were in an area perpendicular to ours and she couldn't really see us, nor did she make the trek back to us on a regular basis. So a typical hour-long dining, became over 2 hours. We had 3 ordered dishes. Three. We had a short visit at VB so we had our days planned and Max's was our first stop on our map. We didn't have another chance to visit to see if that was a one off. Hopefully, next time we are in town, they've streamlined their system. Maybe wait staff should have assigned tables near each other, so we don't have to Uber ours from wherever table she is. LOL

Very Filipino as you enter! The smell of fried chicken and everything fried and sour. There are two…read morelong tables with party of at least 15 people each. Every staff member is Filipino. You feel the Filipino hospitality. The price is a little pricier than typical turo turo Filipino restaurants . They do try to upsell everything - I ordered water and they indicated they have calamansi juice. I ordered the classic pork sisig and upsold the pork kawali sisig. They charge separate for rice! Service was left to be desired - they don't go around to check in on you, I had to call their attention for more water. Value - My meal came out to $24. Nothing special about their food. Not worth it, go to only at Renee's for better food.

Glory's Bakery is a cute Filipino bakery offering a large selection of pastries and hot food. We…read moreenjoyed the pepperoni bread and guava turnover, and we appreciated the staff offering to warm them up for us. Unfortunately, the empanadas weren't what we had hoped for, but we look forward to trying the hot food next time!

This gave me the itis real bad at 4 PM. I ate, felt completely stuffed, and went straight to bed…read more Woke up and wasn't hungry one bit... so I went right back to bed! This was actually my first time trying Filipino food, so I don't really have anything to compare it to. I loved that they offer combo options because it makes it so much easier to try a little bit of everything. Everything in the restaurant looks and smells so good--it definitely makes your mouth water. The food was a little on the oily side, though, and unfortunately, that didn't sit too well with my stomach. The chicken over pancit was a pleasant surprise. Just looking at it, I expected the chicken to be dry and flavorless, but it was actually tender, juicy, and flavorful! The rice, on the other hand, was pretty dry. And the lumpia? Think of a spring roll, but without all the packed-in vegetables. The chili sauce really took it up a notch. It was delicious. My husband loved the sauce, he'd probably drink it like a beverage if he could. Overall, a fun first experience with Filipino food!