Dined with the family here and ordered a bunch!!! The one thing that was new to me was the aligue rice (crab fat), and it was soooo rich. The eggplant in the kare-kare was so soft and delicious. It took a while for the food to come out, but we knew it meant the food was being cooked to order. Cute decor inside as well. I'd come back! read more

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I'm so sad this place closed. This was my mom and I's favorite Filipino restaurant.. She would come from SoCal and request to eat here. Their food was AMAZING, and the dinuguan was the best dinuguan we have EVER had (don't tell my family). Kare kare was also amazing, as well as the halo halo and banana lumpia. Portions were great, vibe and decorations were cute. If this place was closer to central Sac, I would have visited more frequently. We're going to miss this place so much. Hopefully they open up a new restaurant! read more

We ordered the pork sisig. This dish is a popular street food that is tangy, savory and mildly spicy. It is made of grilled pork face and ears enveloped in a citrusy layer and sweet onions, topped with fried egg. This version is very close to the original recipe in the Philippines. Our next dish is Bulalo, a Filipino beef soup made from beef shanks and bone marrow, simmered until the meat is tender into a clear, savory broth. The serving is a good size, enough for my family! My only negative comment is the steamed rice is $6 for a single serving.! read more

Fiesta Philippines - Bulalo - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

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This is a pretty quiet spot. They have a nice set up for dine in, but we were only one of two families at the time. It seems like there were several take out orders though while we were there. My stepmom and her family introduced me to Filipino food, so I've been eating it since I was a little girl. Not a lot of places to get pancit palabok around here, so I was happy to see they have it here. I was surprised we had to order a side of rice separately to go with the lechon kawali. The price of rice everything added up quickly, and I was a bit sticker shocked when the bill came. The food tasted really good for the most part, but we didn't even order drinks and our meals were almost $100 bucks for lumpia, pancit, lechon and a side of rice. read more

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I've never had food from the Philippines before. My son wanted to try this restaurant. From the exterior it looks like a place you'd order at the counter, seat yourself and then grab your food when your number was called. Not at all! What a nice surprise when we walked in! Very pretty inside and we were greeted with warm smiles. Seated right away. I had no idea what to order so my son's gf ordered for us. Food was quite delicious. Server family style. In my opinion, it was expensive. We ordered an appetizer, bowl of garlic rice and pork belly. No drinks, just water. It was $64. I'm not sure I'd eat there again. But my son and his gf loved the food. read more

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This place is the closest "sit down/dine in/order off of a legit menu" Filipino spot to my Natomas neighborhood. There aren't any other notable mentions in my hood, so if you want decent Filipino food you're going to drive a little bit.. Fiesta has a cute, modern ambience - you'll feel that as soon as you see the IG worthy floral photo backdrop. The cloth napkins and silverware will let you know you're not at a typical "to-go" Filipino spot. Lechon Kawali: to no fault of Fiesta's but lechon just isn't the same without the Mang Tomas sauce! (prohibited from being imported right now) vinegar will have to do.. Pancit Sotanghon: Good Beef Mechado: different presentation than I'm used to but beef was tender and taste was rich. Halo/Halo: perfect way to end your meal, share one because it's plenty. Thank you for not cutting corners and making sure to add some leche flan. Prices are decent, portions are more than enough for 2, perfect for family style dining. read more

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The quality of food is better than any Pinoy restaurant I've tasted in the county. You can taste the freshness of ingredients and that it was not just reheated. The flavors and textures were authentic, not too runny or dry, that you could tell the chef knew authentic Pinoy cooking. The service was great. She gave us enough info on the dishes we asked about and suggested tactfully. Responded to our needs in timely manner. The ambiance was great. It was not over the top with decoration and the plates and utensils, plus the platings of food look classy. I love this restaurant and I'm hoping it lasts for many years. Having said that, I feel that they should evaluate their pricing, cuz I think that the dishes are a bit pricey. I believe, you will get a lot more customers that would keep coming back if the prices were lowered. read more

Fiesta Philippines - Palabok. - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

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Took my family here as I've tried it in the past with some friends when they had just opened and it was delicious. This time the adobo was a salty. But good with a white rice. Was served a large serving of pancit bihon, but it was flavorless. The slice of lemon helped, but would have been nice to have more than one slice of lemon on the serving plate. The pork sisig with egg was oily, but tasty. However, we had to ask our server if it was still coming out. We were nearly done with our dinner before it came out. Egg that topped the sisig was overcooked too. The garlic rice was cooked perfect. Very cute decor inside. We came before the dinner rush and were immediately seated. Tables are a bit tiny considering most dishes here are family style. Upon ordering we waited about 45 minutes before majority of our food started coming out. We overheard the family behind us were waiting over an hour for all their dishes to arrive and were full from waiting, lol. Plenty of parking. Maybe I ordered the wrong stuff this time around? Idk. Open to give it another try in the future though. read more

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Recently came for a family lunch and was excited for Filipino food. Restaurant is pretty big to accommodate to a big party, although their service was on the slower side. We felt like we waited awhile for our food to come out. Our aunties had to keep following up on our food because it took awhile. Once the food came out, it was delicious. No complaints on the food other than it being long. We plan on visiting again, maybe pre-ordering or coming in a smaller group. read more

Fiesta Philippines - Binagooan - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

My favorite place for Filipino food! Whenever I am in sac visiting my daughter I always come here. Better kare kare and dinuguan than her family makes (sshhh). read more

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We just had a party at Fiesta and we all had a great time! Cat was an amazing owner and made sure we had everything we needed to feel comfortable. We had special food accommodations we needed to make (my family doesn't eat pork) and the chef modified the ingredients so everyone was able to eat. The service was great too. Our hostess, Hillary, was accomodating and for a party of 70+ was always attentive. All the workers were so nice to us and our guests. We're sure this will be the first of many events we'll have. We're already planning on using them for another catering event in the future :) read more

Fiesta Philippines - Plenty of picture locations if you plan on hosting an event at the restaurant - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

Great place to get your Filipino food fix in Rancho Cordova. I really liked the decor and the staff were really friendly and attentive. We went with the Shanghai Lumpia to start. I really wanted to try their Beef Mechado but they were all out. Our back up plan was the Pork Adobo and we also ordered the Pancit Palabok. Looking forward to coming back to try other dishes! read more

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If you want a taste of home then this is the place to be. The crispy pata was to die for, Kare-Kare is spot on and the halo-halo is really mouth watering. Service and staff are great, owners were really nice and treated our group like royalty! On our second visit CaMi band was performing live and we didn't even need to pay for entrance, 2 Filipino experience for the price of one. We'll be coming here not just for occasions but every time we crave Filipino food! read more

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We had no idea this place was here since 2022! Only regret is that we wish we found them sooner! All of our dishes in the photos were super delish! Very generous portions, sooo flavorful and served hot! Very nice dining room, so clean and lots of tables! Staff very friendly and polite. We had so much to eat that we needed to pack up the leftovers and indulged once more the next night for our dinner! The menu is quite extensive. I'm pretty sure most common and popular dishes are offered. We will definitely be returning to try new and favorite dishes!! read more

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Clean restaurant, friendly staff, OK food. We dined in their dining room and waited for the food was 25 minutes. Not bad. We ordered shanghai lumpia, pork sisig, squash with long beans, shrimp and coconut. Shanghai lumpia: OK. Seemed a little dry to me. Pork Sisig: OK. I was missing the different textures and crunchiness that I have tasted from other pork sisig recipes. Presentation was nice but taste was a little lacking. Squash with long beans, shrimp and coconut: Good. I wish it had some pork in there. read more

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Went here last saturday because its my Grandmothers birthday and she really wants some Filipino Food. It a little bit far from us but we still went here to have some lunch. The place is great but as soon as we arrived they said its an hour wait. I paused and think if it is worth it to wait that long but we drove 25mins to get here and my grandmother is really looking forward to it. The cripy pata is good, dinuguan and pinakbet which is my grandmom's favorite of all. Disappointed with sisig and pancit palabok. Not so good to be honest. We waited aroung 40mins for our order. We assume that they have some party with the other side of the resto thats why it took for them to prepare for the orders but still they should've plan that ahead of time. The serving is big and good portion. I dont think Ill go here again next time. read more

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Food is great although lately we see a very few selection of food only that you can order online so it is a deal breaker for me. Their food is delicious though. read more

Gosh...i really wanted to give this place their flowers/praise. Ive been here 3x in hopes they got better but sadly no. On my 3rd visit here, Sunday early evening/dinner, i took out my Father in Law for his birthday. There was a total of 7 of us. It was my in law's first time here, and they wanted to see what the hype was about. I already gave them a heads up, that service flucuates here, so dont get your hopes up. We order like 7 items. Bill was about $250. Tbh, not bad of a price for that amount of people. BUT...the food was so SO bad...my family and i are all Filipino and here is where they let us down.. Pork Sisig - NO pork, they fluffed it up with the other inards and bits and it was sad. No texture or crunch at all. Pork Kawali - typically a deep fried pork WHOLE...this was not deep fried thoroughly, like the skin was CHEWY. Deep fried pork belly MUST have CRUNCHY skin. And none to be found. Kare Kare - The sauce was full of corn starch as a filler. So the sauce had NO kare kare flavor at all. It was a sad representation of top Filipino dish. Lastly...they gave us rice LAST LOLL...like we had all our main dishes FIRST and NO rice...ok... Would i go here AGAIN? for semi-authentic Filipino food? No. read more

I really hate to leave a bad review, especially when it comes to supporting Filipino restaurants, but I was very disappointed with the pork sisig I got from Fiesta Philippines. I paid almost $19 for a portion that was shockingly small--it honestly felt like a rip-off for the price. Beyond the portion size, the flavor just didn't deliver. The sisig was incredibly mild, lacking that bold, savory, slightly tangy taste you usually expect--especially from Kapampangan-style sisig. There was no lemon or calamansi included, which is typically a standard accompaniment. It just felt bland and uninspired. I wanted to like it, and I really hoped to find a go-to place for sisig, but this just wasn't it. Am I going to give it another shot? Probably not. read more

Fiesta Philippines - Pork Sisig with Egg - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

When I first started coming to Fiesta Philippines, it was a special occasion restaurant. I felt the restaurant and their food were more elevated than the usual Filipino eateries in the area. However, each visit seems to become a less enjoyable experience. The food quality isn't as good as it used to be. The service which was never great in the first place has just gotten worse. On our last visit, we were celebrating a special occasion. When I arrived I gave the server my credit card and asked him not to present the bill to our table. IFYKYK what happens when Asians fight for a bill. We ordered palabok, liempo, sinigang, ginataang lanka, tokwa at baboy and halo halo. The ginataang lanka and tokwa at baboy were very flavorful and delicious. However, the palabok had no flavor. I don't believe they added any patis or chicharon because it was absolutely bland. The sinigang also lacked the usual tartness. At our previous visits, the sinigang was the highlight of our meal. This time, it was extremely disappointing. We had to keep looking for servers to inquire about the liempo, which I think they forgot about. Nobody came to our table after the food was delivered. The only reason we didn't have to ask for water refills was because they water pitchers on our table. We also had to ask 2-3 times about the halo halo. At the end of our meal, they presented the bill to our table which I grabbed and gave to the server with the reminder that I had given them my credit card already. Before we left, I asked for a receipt which didn't seem to be forthcoming. Then they told me that they charged someone else's meal on my credit card. I had to wait for them to refund the charges and correctly charge my card. We were a party of five and they automatically charged us 20% tip. Personally, I would not have given 20% because of the lack of service and the quality of the food. Before, I could overlook the service because the food was worth coming back for. However, when the food quality suffers, there's really no reason to return. read more

My first time in the Sacramento area and a friend of mine recommended this restaurant. The food was wonderful, and the two owners were the nicest people you could ever meet. It's obvious the attention to detail with both the food and making you feel welcome. Definitely will go back when I'm in the area next. read more

While traveling back from work, I was craving me some Filipino food. As I Yelp Filipino food near by, Fiesta Philippines pop up. Cool, I was not too far from the place. This restaurant is nestled near the industrial area of Rancho Cordova. Easy in and easy access from the freeway. There was adequate parking. First, I want to comment on how the place, staff and service was presented. The restaurant was clean and nicely decorative, reflecting the Filipino culture. The service and staff were awesome and the waitress was very attentive and friendly. Now the food, I ordered the Buko pandon drink, it was on the sweet side but very delicious. It had pandon jello stuffed work coconut strips, very good. I also ordered the topsilog, it had the sweet pork sausages, the taste was sweet and savory at the same time, done very well. It included your choice of eggs, I chose over hard and a mountain full of garlic rice, it complimented the entire dish. Overall this place is a must visit of you are craving for Filipino food! read more

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We were headed home after a weekend playing in the snow in Tahoe. Mom didn't feel like cooking, we needed a break from the car ride and needed a stick to your bones meal. I came on here and did a search and stumbled upon this place. Reviews looked decent, photos of the dishes were inviting and it was 30 minutes from where we were...SCORE! Location:This place is nestled amongst an industrial part of the City. Parking is plentiful. As we entered there were quite a few people dining inside. What I noticed was a sign that said "Card Only", which I found odd. Anyhow, we were greeted by a nice lady. Asked if we would mind sitting at a corner table that was half a booth. The sun was kind of hitting it half way but with the ac and the sun setting we thought we would be ok. Customer Service: Our waiter was nice. Kind of soft spoken. Took our order but didn't really know the answers to some of my questions. One of the questions was whether or not they had any more crispy pata left and when he went to ask it took him quite a while to come back. The table they seated at us was not too big. I feel when coming to a filipino restaurant you have to do it family style and need to try several dishes. We were even told most dishes were served family style. Food: Appetizer: Lumpiang Gulay: since one of my son's is vegetarian and we don't mind the veggie lumpia's this is what we ordered. Crispy on the outside and filled substantially. They added purple yam and tofu. Served with spicy vinegar. Entrees: Crispy pata which lived up to its name. It was crispy and was delicious. Pork Sinigang: Which came hot and steamy. All the veggies you expect and broth was deliciously and just a nice amount of sour. Altho since I cook mine with pork ribs my family was pretty upset that there were just a few pieces of what look like thick pork belly. Would possibly order again just for the broth. Oxtail kare-kare: I mean when there is oxtail on the menu then you should make a point to order it. Sauce wasn't up to my boys standards. They said it tasted like it was missing something. Also, the amount of oxtails in the bowl we were served was not mathing. We paid $23 for vegetable kare-kare and a few pieces of the end of the tail. Again, my family is used to larger sized pieces of kare-kare. I reminded them that's why when I make it I spend about $50 on meat alone. Served of course with a side of bagoong. You can't have kare-kare with out! It's an injustice! Laing: My vegetarian son loves laing. He just pulls the meat aside and sets it aside for me. It was yummy and had great coconut flavor. Of course I also ordered rice for 4. That should be a given but added it to my review any way. To go dessert: Halo-halo: was served huge. It was like going to Chow King for theirs when it was king size. The boys enjoyed it. Sago: sweet and the sago was soft like well made boba. When we were done I asked if I could pay with cash. The waiter said they weren't accepting cash because they had no change. I asked if I could pay cash for my bill and tip if I didn't need cash and he obliged. read more

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great food and nice restaurant environment! we ordered the lechon, the texture was perfect! crispy skin and tender meat, only wished it had a more flavor on its own. it definitely needs the dipping sauce with it. also got the pork sinigang, very flavorful and meat was tender as well!but had eggplant, okra, green beans and daikon. would definitely get it again. waiter was nice and the restaurant ambience is inviting as well. great for groups. read more

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Returned to this restaurant on a Friday at 7PM expecting wonderful food and hospitality as before. Restaurant was empty, staff was terrific. Bad news; 19% increase on menu, no menu just a qr code, no cash accepted. $9 ball of rice and one paper listed beers was wrong price. Actual price was $2 higher. Sad to see this happen. I feel bad for the staff. New owner killed this restaurant. I would avoid this place at all costs. read more

Fiesta Philippines - $9 scoop of rice. LOL - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

Absolutely unacceptable. I was served fried rice that was drowning in oil--completely inedible. I told the server, and not a single person bothered to apologize or check in. Sure, they took it off the bill, but the lack of basic customer service was shocking. If this is how they handle complaints, I won't be coming back. read more

Fiesta Philippines - Garlic fried Rice - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

It was so nice to see a Filipino spot in the area since we just moved here. My parents and I walked in and the place was clean and busy! We were ordering to go so didn't need to wait to be seated. The guy who took our order was very patient with us while we looked through the menu. We ordered a good amount of things. However when we were ordering some things, for some reason they were out of stock unfortunately. Besides that, the prices were a bit pricey but the food we got was really good and met our Filipino expectations! read more

A gem hidden in the greater Sacramento area. We called ahead to ensure they were open as some of the comments said their hours werent reflected on Yelp and thankfully they were. The restaurant was decently filled with individuals and groups that had the table filled with various dishes. Thankfully everything is served family style so you can share with 2-4 people, depending on how hungry everyone is. The food was filled with traditional filipino flavors and came out pretty fast. Thankfully they have to go containers that can take the liquids to go. Not pictured was one of my favorites, the calamansi juice. That was very refreshing and perfect for the food! read more

Fiesta Philippines - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

Tried out Filipino food. Ordered the kalabasa, lumpia, bulalo, and calamansi. The bulalo was okay, it didn't have the bone with the bone marrow, no corn, very little amount of veggies. Service was okay, probably short staff. Missing bowls waited 5 minutes until we asked for bowls. Not sure how they thought we could eat soup without bowls. Located off hwy 50. Close to grocery stores and restaurants. read more

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Went to this place today, recommended by a friend. Very disappointed, first off their food is overpriced compared to other Filipino restaurants. Taste is OK, not the best. We ordered Tocilog, Bangus sisig and oxtail Kare-kare. Excited to try their $16 Halo-halo, well we're even more disappointed, ingredients are very minimal for the big size container they use, it's more of ice and milk topped with one scoop of ube ice cream and 2 small pieces leche flan. It's the worst Halo-halo I've tried in my life. Our waiter was nice enough to offer another one but we had to leave. Customer service was alright, wait was long, had to signal our waiter that we're ready for our order. Seems like staff are learning themselves, not sure if it's under new ownership. It's too bad but we will never be coming back to this place. There are more Filipino places better around Sacramento area. read more

When we came in, I loved the inside. It was decorated nice. This food was okay. We had the crispy pata, Sinagang, palabok, bicon and the halo halo. The pata was nice and crispy, sinigang was good. It had a lot of veggies and meat. I like mine super sour, but it was sour enough with my fam bam. I wasn't too impressed with the palabok. It was a bit soupy for me. I didn't taste the bicon or the halo halo, but my family said it was pretty good. The Halo Halo was super big and it can be shared. The service was slow, but they let us know that it may take about 1/2 hr to get our food. I was ok with the wait because I saw on TikTok that it was good. Umm no offense, but TikTok doesn't have anything on my fellow yelpers. Needless to say. I wanted to go in try. May come back a and when I do, I will update my review read more

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I found the best traditional Filipino food outside of Daly City and SSF! Seriously! The real deal...run, don't walk My favorites? - Adobong Pusit...squid adobo - Beef Mechado..beef stew - Inihaw na Liempo.... gtilled pork belly with bomb vinegar dipping sauce - Garlic rice or Binagoongan rice (garlic rice with fresh mango, grilled pork belly, shrimp paste) - Pancit Miki (off menu request tharlt combines bihon and canton noodkes) - Ginataang Kalabasa At Sitaw_Long beans and calabasa squash in coconut milk Food was so impressive that we ordered full trays of menu items for my daughter's traditional wedding reception in Granite Bay. (traditional=whole lechon is the star) Cat Aquino and her team did such a wonderful job, making sure everything was prepared fresh and ready to go! I recommended Fiesta Philippines to write a few guests who asked about the delicious good. 5 Star rating!!! And we have yet to try more items on their menu like the Bulalo (Beef Soup), Chicken Tinola (genger chivken soup) and Crispy Pata (since the chef also worked at the famous Barrio Fiesta in SSF). Are you salivating yet? See you there!! read more

This place was good. It was heavy on the stomach, since portions are large and family style. Similarly it was heavy on the wallet, so that's the tradeoff. Lasang Pilipino, so that's the most important thing. If you want Filipino food, it will taste Filipino. They even had cans of Royal that you can order. Wait staff was young and they were nice. If you need something, like suka or patis, you can just ask. They had atsara when I asked, and that's appreciated. I enjoyed everything we had, and will be back to try other things on the menu. Liempo was good, especially with atsara. Sisig was solid. Sinigang was great, and they didn't turn down the sourness. The canton was great and had the traditional taste. It was packed when we got there, but we were seated immediately. Food didn't feel like it took forever, and the wait was alright. read more

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We trekked over to Fiesta Philippines in search of great Filipino Food. Parking was easy and the restaurant was clean with lots of tables. The TV screens were filled with Filipino events and activities and easy tunes filled the air. The servers were friendly and easy to get a hold of. We ordered Kare-Kare (deep-fried pork knuckles with soy sauce), Lechon Kawali (fried pork belly served with gravy sauce), Pinakbet (sautéed mixed vegetables with shrimp paste and pork), Longsilog (sweet pork sausage), and white rice. We wanted sisig but they ran out by the time we arrived, so note: not all dishes are available. The dishes came out between 10-15 minutes later. Everything was ok but just not amazing, no one really had a favorite nor did they have any dislikes either. The prices were reasonable and we took home some of the leftovers. I might be back in the future if I'm in the area and craving Filipino food. read more

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There aren't many Filipino spots in Sacramento according to my research. A foodie friend recommended me to this place and I'm glad I dined in. I was craving Filipino breakfast badly!!!! The prices of the food terrified me at first, hence the inflation we live in today lol. But don't let it intimidate you! The portions are huge! It is family style like Chinese restaurants. The restaurant inside was also very spacious. A lot of small table seating for 4-5 people, but possible they'll combine tables for bigger parties?? I think they may be coming up with a party room in the back. Peeped a room when going to the bathroom. The decor and the vibes were also very cultural. Simple, but festive for sure. Across the street from where KP International/Target is located, in a smaller plaza (not busy at all), and has a parking lot. Dishes I ordered: - Ginataang Kalabasa At Sitaw: I love green beans and always need veggies with my meals. This dish was bomb!! I think it would be good for those who may not like plain veggies because of the coconut milk sauce. Reminds me of curry, but this dish is not spicy. You may like if you love curry. I also really enjoyed the squash in it, along with the shrimp (not mentioned on the menu for the description of this item). -Spamsilog: The most generic and known dishes of them all for Filipino food. Literally egg, spam, and rice. They have other meat options too. However, I did it for the garlic rice (they offer white rice too). I love garlic but don't be afraid of the rice having a strong garlic taste because it doesn't. I'm not sure how they season it for flavor, but it's good! And they sprinkle some fried garlic on top. -Pancit Canton: My boyfriend ordered this because he loves chow mien. This is similar but with a twist! It's sweet and tangy with bits of pork and shrimp. Taste very light. Does have more noodles than protein. The service was good but could use some improvements. The servers were not as attentive. I had to wait quite sometime for my check & to pay, along with needing to catch their attention for condiments. They could be a bit more present. Nice people though!! read more

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Fiesta Philippines has great customer service! Went here for my little sister's birthday. The food was amazing . The place is clean and has a beautiful style to it . read more

Fiesta Philippines - Me and my little sis - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

Everything was great from food to the cute decor to the music. Food came out in a timely fashion and was delicious. My two small children loved the food. Crispy pata was the best! read more

Fiesta Philippines - Lumpia Shanghai - Filipino Near Me - Rancho Cordova, California

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The Kare Kare is not good! The peanut butter tastes fake. However, The service is good. We used to go and was starting to be a regular customer but the inconsistencies and flavor was not to our favor. We are a big family and we alternate and share our experiences when we visit but most are saying within that it's not anymore exciting to go there even though it is like the only nice real Filipino restaurant in a 10 mile radius. They need to choose quality ingredients to be better ...than how I would cook it at home and I'm not the the better half! read more

I've been here in several occasions and each time the food tastes slightly different. I'm not mad at it but consistency is something I expect when I frequent a location. Now If you're looking for Filipino food that reminds you of home, this is it. I really do feel like I'm at my auntie's, grandma's or cousin's house. My only gripe would be the turon with ice cream. When it arrived at our table the sugar coating was so hard on the turon especially with the ice cream topped on, it made it hard to bite through. read more

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Where to start. 1st of all Food was ok...had better but my expectations and criticism comes from my food and beverage background of over 30 yrs. Overpriced on everything and service was...ehhh...The ambiance was ok..Not sure what they're trying to look like but it's pretty decent. Spent more here than any other Filipino restaurants I've been in from Vegas,to South Cali to Seattle to Hawaii. They're Kare Kare... Oxtail?? Yea right, I ain't dumb. They swear it's oxtail but I use to be a chef and it seems like its more beef chuck or flanks and to be honest...maybe just maybe oxtail cut into 3 little pieces without fat and the meat was very hard. As far as taste...ehhh. I Gave a for their bangus, very thick and I gotta say yes to that plate. for their lumpia Shanghai cause my daughter loved it. And a 3rd for just having red horse beer. Their palabok was also eh...noodles too thick and even the ground meat, don't know what style they're cooking from but even the streets of Manila and else where in the U.S is much very tasteful. CRISPY PATA......... It's usually my favorite. Gotta say, the crunch was on point. $35 for a very slim ,mostly bones with skin and few meat was not worth buying or even ordering for catering, you'll probably get ripped off. I support the Filipino community but as far as recommendations,maybe the Sacramento Filipinos like this kind of place but to all My Vegas Peeps.... don't even try it. Las Vegas Fiesta Filipina and Fiesta Filipino which is owned by the same family is MUCH better in authenticity and flavors and all less by $10 . So if any of my Vegas peeps think Fiesta Philippines is the same, It's NOT. But up to y'all. But wouldn't come back here. Happy to try it out though but I'm just brutally honest and critical when it comes to my family's culture food. I actually make way better palabok, and actually all that I ordered...Good thing I was hungry...lol. But Good luck to this place,I suggest not cutting the oxtail in 3 to 4 PCs and to cook it longer so the meat ain't too hard. Have the mango shakes be made better and less milk or cream in a larger poco glass. Switch to thinner noodles and also try a different way of Pork sisig with less tomato sauce... read more

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