After wondering about Graces I finally got a chance to visit and try it. A friend of mine who has…read morevisited the Philippines on several occasions said it was the best in South Florida and I couldn't wait to try it. The food here is truly authentic Filipino food although I've never been to the Philippines!! It's a buffet restaurant that's gives one a chance to try different dishes from their culture. The interior is very minimal which I didn't mind and gave me a sense of authenticity. If you want to go there you have to check their hours because they aren't open everyday and when they are open the hours vary! I heard they cater mostly to the cruise line industry. I truly enjoyed every single dish that I tried and can't wait to eat there again! 7/10

Run dont walk This food was so good and the owner was so…read moresweet. Trust, we will be going back

We tried the location inside Baoshi Food Hall. Ordered the Turon. Very tasty but a hit pricey $10…read morefor two Turon plus a scoop of ube ice cream. Nicely fried sugary outer shell with soft squishy banana inside. The ube ice cream was a bit hard and icy but the taste was good. Service was friendly but good took quite a bit to come out.

Their food didn't taste good at all. Service wasn't worth remembering. We ate at the baoshi food…read morehall, so ambiance-wise, I can't really comment on it. Not that I'm upset with them or anything, but it was a total waste of money---I truly regret coming here. (Oh, and they're only in Hollywood over the weekend---it doesn't indicate that on yelp so just a heads up).

Just by walking in, you can tell that this is a family own store. I am very happy that social media…read morepromoted this place, but the service was slacking. It definitely was a hefty wait for the empanadas that has been trending on social media. You can tell that it is somewhat disorganized, as there was only one person outside helping with clearing the dishes, serving the dishes; one person taking orders from a nonstop line and one male in the back working up to go orders. I feel like if there was more organization, it would be better. However, the empanadas were very filling. One empanadas is enough to provide all the protein servings in a day. We ordered the beef empanadas, and it was definitely filled to the brim. It was an interesting take, with Filipino flavors of beef and cabbage stuffed inside, with a side of soy sauce vinaigrette. I also noticed a whole lechon placed on the table beside the cashier that looked like it is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. I would love to come back on a less busy day to try the hot foods on the menu and maybe give a better rating next time.

This restaurant/grocery store Filipino business is in a strip mall at the NW corner of Douglas and…read morePembroke Roads. It's a small mom-and-pop place with an eclectic decor that really falls under a "hodgepodge" look. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. The place was quite busy and we could only see about two or three people that seemed to be working there. But there were more in the back. However, maybe a total of four or five. And there had to be about 30 patrons in the dining room, not to mention a nonstop line at the register. We ordered within 15 minutes of seating oursleves. But waited an hour and a half for our food. (Inquired several times. Got frustrated and almost left. But as luck would have it, it was one of our very few lazy Saturday afternoons. So, we decided to wait it out.) While we waited, we browsed the grocery area that displayed all sorts of chips, crackers, and sauces. There are even refrigerators and freezers with items to be purchased. (I got a bag of frozen Ube buns.) When the food arrived, it was (almost) worth the wait. We got four Fiesta Specials, with shrimp chips, lumpia, pancit, rice and adobo. (Three of us got pork adobo, one had chicken.) The pancit was ok (not salty like some reviewers reported), and the lumpia was crunchy and satisfying. Both adobos were perfect. The meat was moist and the vinegary soy sauce flavor was just right. We couldn't finish our meals (besides, we needed a little room for dessert). So, we brought home leftovers and shared a bowl of Halo Halo. I love the mixture of flavors and textures, the sweets, the beans, and the cool shaved ice. We got 2 pork and 2 beef empanadas to go (for dinner). We were surprised at our bill of more than $160. Our meals were about $19 each. The dessert was about $10. But the empanadas were $11 each for pork and $14 each for the beef. (Say what?) Plus my bag of frozen Ube buns. The empanadas were hefty (about the size of a large hand) and came with an accompanying soy sauce mixture. With a crunchy pastry pocket filled with meat and cabbage filling, it is big enough for a meal. But we didn't care for the extreme greasiness. Would prefer to spend that money on more adobo. I asked one of the ladies what would be the best time to visit the eatery to avoid the crowd and the long wait times. "Monday through Wednesday," she said. "We are always busy the rest of the week." The food is worth five stars. But combined with the slow and disorganized service, sadly I could only give it four stars.

$3 Happy Hour Bao Buns from 3PM-6PM! I ordered 1 Spicy Gochu Chicken & 1 Sweet Chili Chicken bao…read morebun. The mushroom fries were also included during happy hour for $6. I normally order the Pho Classic or Pho Brisket but I tried the Pho Combo which includes steak, brisket & meatballs. Just as delicious as my usual orders. Speedy take out order. The dining area remains clean & welcoming. I thoroughly enjoyed my pho on this rainy day & will continue to recommend Go Pho to everyone.

I've been looking for a place that has oxtail pho, I tried it in Virginia and was glad to see there…read morewas a place here that served it. I came here on a Saturday afternoon and it's in a plaza so the parking lot was full. They had one group sitting and eating and then just me. For ordering there's a kiosk or it seems that someone can ring you up, although that person made no effort to. I placed two separate orders under two different names. Both for the same exact thing. I had planned on dropping one off to someone. I received my order all bagged together, ok no problem but I asked for an extra hoisin sauce for both orders. And you would think I asked someone for their right arm. They gave me one but would not give me one for my other order unless a paid for it. Mind you this was 26 dollars in Virginia it was $15 and came with more oxtail. The spicy oxtail pho was delicious the flavor was there the meat could've been more tender. But i definitely don't know if I want to interact with anyone here again.

Their food is pretty good . It's Colombian food, so Latin stuff but also towards that main Latin…read morecultural cuisine. It's permanently closed though ... so idk why it's on here on less they have another location.

The food is absolutely good here and the staff are very friendly and on point. I was on my quest…read morefor colombian hotdogs and I decided to go with that place after a not so nice run in with another Colombian restaurant. We ended up sitting down for the restaurant outside as it was nice out. We ordered a small soup of the day. She even told us we should try this green liquid hot sauce. It was soooo yummy with the soup. I got carne tostones which the portions are very huge. I ended up sharing it with 3 people.The colombian hotdogs were out of this world amazing and I loved the nice touch of Quail eggs. My new favorite place to go to for Colombian food!

Went for a date night and was pleasantly surprised! Parking was easy, and getting into the…read morerestaurant was quick and convenient. They have a huge selection of food, and everything on the menu looked delicious. It actually made it hard to decide, but it also gave us a good reason to come back and try Ramen next time! I ordered the Honeymoon Roll and the Japanese Lover Roll, and my husband had a sushi sashimi combo. We were both very happy with our meals. The Honeymoon Roll was honestly one of the best sushi rolls I've ever had. The service was prompt, friendly, and very attentive throughout our meal. The atmosphere was cute and lively. While I think it's better suited for a casual lunch or a fun dinner than a, romantic date night, it's a great place to bring family. I know my kids would absolutely love it, and we'll definitely be back.

We were attending an event at Nova and my daughter wanted sushi. We did a Yelp search and Sumo…read morecame up. I remembered coming here with a friend when they first opened and remembered liking it. We started with the takoyaki. It was absolutely delicious and my daughter said it was one of the best she's had. We also ordered spicy edamame. It was okay. My husband was happy with them. My daughter and I shared 3 rolls. Salmon skin (we added cream cheese), the Gamdam and the Orange dragon roll. We loved all 3. The Gamdam was my favorite. The different textures were just perfect. My husband had spicy drunken noodles with chicken. He said it was perfectly spicy. Service was very friendly. We got there about 45 minutes before closing and we never felt rushed. There were people who got there after us and they were also served at a nice pace. Can't wait to go back!

The service was great. The place is clean and well decorated. They have a jukebox that you Can pay…read moreand select music. There are two large TVs showing sports. The papusa was excellent. The baleada had mayo that squirted out when bitten into. I did like the fresh tortilla. The steak quesadilla was filled with quality meat. It came with a side of Mayo, rice and what should have been beans, but was only bean sauce. They were no beans in the ramekin. Not sure why it was served with Mayo. It didn't taste or look like Crema. The steak taco was excellent. The tortillas was thicker than usual but tasted fresh. The fried corn tamale is not what I'm used to. It had a crispy shell to it and was sweet. I'm used to more of a tamale texture with corn cornels. It too was served with Mayo. We parked on a side street a block away and walked. We weren't sure where their parking lot was located. Overall, it was good. but I prefer other Salvadoran restaurants better.

La comida está muy buena, muy buen sabor. Heidi la persona…read moreque me atendió muy amable y atenta el servicio muy bueno El lugar es pequeño y acogedor Las pupusas están muy bien hechas y muy ricas las recomiendo

The camera did Not eat first. But I did leave super satisfied and full. I tried Lola's this weekend…read moreat pride. The food truck was in the same plaza as the Alibi. I got the vegan arepa. It was filled with avocado, tomato, cilantro, and onions. It was very fresh tasting. They have sooo many sauces out front. The sewer corn sauce is addictive. I was constantly dipping my arepa in it. I will need to hunt this truck down so I can experience it again and share some photos !

Wow! I am very picky when it comes to Arepas or any food if you check my other reviews, but this…read moreplace did not disappoint. Food was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!! Lola's specialty sauces were so delicious, if I could have a recipe?!:))) Can you please come to Los Angeles!! I think prices were very reasonable and they load it with meat. Everything was so flavorful. If you are in the area, stop by for some good, trust me you will love it as I did!:)