What a wonderful little Filipino restaurant! The dishes are served cafeteria style where you choose…read morea side (rice vs pancit) and 1 or 2 main dishes. I usually shy away from this especially since Covid due to sanitary concerns, but all my worries went out the door when I put the food in my mouth!!! Pancit - 8/10 - great flavors, the noodles were a little dry but that may be because it was sitting out too long. Shrimp obud - 10/10- absolutely delicious! it had bamboo shoots in it and the curry was so flavorful I could drink it. Dinuguan - 7/10- it was tasty but couldn't get over that it was pork blood.... Pork Adobo and Chicken curry-8/10- both had great flavors. Really friendly guy behind the counter that recommended the best dishes.

One of our favorite places for Filipino food! We occasionally come here when my husband misses his…read moregrandma's home cooking and this cafe never disappoints! The cafe is more on the smaller side but it's cozy and the customer service is always happy and friendly! When you walk inside, there's a hot bar with all the food items available that day. You can check their Facebook page for their menu each day! You can get combos like an entree and a side, two entrees and a side, etc. On the shelves near the windows, there are local Filipino desserts like crinkles, puto (rice cake), flan, etc for sale. They also sell mac salad in the fridge and some dried fish on the shelves. What I love about this cafe is that they have a small snacks/drinks/candy market next to the dining area. The dining area is a good size and faces the parking lot. On this particular Saturday, we had the following entrees and sides: Lechon (roasted pig), Kaldereta (Filipino beef stew), and some rice! The lechon pieces were big and the skin (my fav!) was crispy, salty, and golden! The meat was also juicy and not dry. What I like to do is dip the meat into some white vinegar to give it some acidity since the lechon is on the heavy side after a few bites. The Kaldereta was hearty, rich, flavorful and it reminded me of an elevated beef stew. The potatoes and carrots literally melted in my mouth! I gave my combo plate a 8.5/10! My husband had Humba (braised pork belly that is slow cooked in soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, bay leaves, fermented black beans, and sugar) and he thoroughly enjoyed it. He shared some pieces of it with me and it was smooth as butter. It was sweet and salty and his rice soaked up all the sauces. Definitely a must try! I would give it a 9/10 because the flavors were so rich and it made me want even more! The prices are reasonable for how much food you're getting! They also sell desserts like halo halo (shaved iced with fresh fruits, taro ice cream, toppings like flan, condensed milk, jellies, beans, etc.) I've personally had the halo halo and it's one of my favorites! Super refreshing on a hot summer day. They also sell mango and taro flavored cakes but you have to call in advance for whole cakes. Their cakes are light, delicious, and fluffy! I especially enjoy the mango cake because you get chunks of fresh, champagne mangoes on and inside the cake. We've been coming here for years and don't plan on stopping. My husband is a bit of a Filipino food snob at times, but Lola's definitely has a special place in his heart! They do military discounts too, FYI!

Honestly I wasn't impressed…read more I don't think the owner was ready for lunch time. I waited 1 hour for my lunch. I believe it was around $15.00. Quite bland and the pancit was lacking vegetables. The owner apologized for removing the carrots, she said the carrots were soggy. Quiet place to have lunch but be extra patient.

10/10 highly recommend…read more This is a small store and restaurant with only four tables. It is soooo good. True authentic lumpia. Highly recommend the pork adobo and the pancit. The lady was so nice and helpful. The space is cluttered but clean.

The selection of food here is fantastic. The staff is always so respectful and friendly. Service is…read moreoutstanding and they offer a great selection of Filipino staples, fresh homemade foods, refrigerated and frozen foods, and authentic Filipino desserts. Some of my favorites are their Lechon (I buy it by the pound - can pre-order, too), Siopao (pork and chicken), cassava cake, Turon, Buchi, and so much more. The store is well organized and inviting. I love coming here and buying the ready-to-eat homemade foods that they offer daily. Just go!

All the Filipino food was amazing, I like Pompano Fist , milk fish and Barbecue chicken and pork…read moreskewers. Pansit is a must (Filipino noodles)

Fudtrip the Filipino Kitchen was in my neighborhood so I decided to give them a try. I did a little…read moreresearch prior to ordering and decided to try the adobo chicken combo served with rice and two pieces of lumpia. My food was ready in 5 minutes or less. Then I brought it home and ate dinner. The chicken flavor was delightfull and so tender it fell off the bone easily. It was served with some type of broth which I used to dip my chicken and rice. The lumpia was hot and tasty. This also came with a dipping sauce which I liked. The platter was $15 and the serving size was large enough for two meals. Service was fast and friendly! I would absolutely eat at Fudtrip again!

Two of the things we tried were superior: the BBQ pork sticks were really good, and the lumpia well…read moreabove average. I'd rank the chicken Inasal as decent (I rather liked it, my wife not so much), and the pancit as ordinary. Overall, worth coming here again. The value is reasonable: we got perhaps their most expensive combo for $17.99.

If it's glutinous rice you're after, you know by now how hard it is to find…read more This place has it.

Love coming here to shop. Friendly and lots of variety to choose from. Great fresh selections as…read morewell as Asian staples.

First time at this restaurant. They had pancit, chicken tinola soup, another chicken dish, and…read moremung bean dish. The soup was good but was missing something. Soy sauce? It was okay. The dessert was good. I think we got a cassava cake. Service was quick, but it was pricey. 2 - 1 choice, pancit, and cassava cake for $36.00.

I love the filled dumpling just like in Hawaii! Great great…read moregreat! You can eat hot or cold perfect for every family event

This is my favorite Filipino restaurant in Jacksonville. It's located in the Navy Exchange, BLDG…read more987, on base, Naval Air Station Jacksonville. Here you will find great service and great food.

This is the absolute WORST FILIPINO FOOD EVER. I ordered lechon, and was completely short changed…read moreon meat. Plus, the meat was cold and disgusting. I essentially just paid for a plate of rice. Even the lumpia here is terrible. This place does not represent Filipino food by any means.

It's aways has the largest selection of international food and the lowest prices on meat and seafoodread more

​If you are looking for those hard-to-find international ingredients, Rowe's Supermarket is a local…read moregem that belongs on your radar. It's consistently one of my favorite spots to hit when I'm planning a global menu or just need high-quality staples. ​Global Selection: Their international aisle is impressive. Whether you're hunting for specific spices, sauces, or specialty grains, they usually have exactly what you need to level up your home cooking.