Servers were nice but service took too long and the food was too salty. We ordered the pinakbet, salpicao and sisig. The tofu pork was fine but the other three were too salty. Presentation was good. read more

1 1/2 minute read: We spent this past weekend (April 18,19,20) visiting family in Las Vegas. It wasn't a vacation-kinda' trip. But everything went alright. On Sunday, we said our GOOD-BYES and it was decided we'd seek Filipino cuisine. Jocelyn checked her phone and came up with a restaurant, "FULL HOUSE." So there we went and we had a great dinner. As we walked in, a voice was heard: "WELCOME!" ... choose a table!" We did and in no time, A young man (Zeus) came to us with menus and said we could call him when ready! Well, between Tastic, Neil and Jocelyn, the menu items were selected, and Eros took our order. It was very long before the items began being served to us and we began our mini feast. The restaurant is not very big but it is great. The service is top notch as the Waiters and cooks were very timely. Situated in the "SILVERADO RANCH CENTER", parking is plentiful and the entire area is very nice. When in Vegas, go enjoy what the FULL HOUSE offers and tell Eros & his fraternal brother (Zeus): "PELOS PARADOS sent us!" read more

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Service was good. Two of them checked on us an acceptable amount of time. The restaurant was not full on the Tuesday night we went. However, ambiance needs work. The music they had playing was too loud. Add to that all the chatter in the surrounding tables and it could definitely cause overwhelm. I want to add that the music they had playing was a bit more on the alternative/rock genre. The food was very okay. We ordered: - full house trio - bangus - pork karekare - lechon kawali - flaming halohalo The bangus in the picture had what appeared to be tomatoes. The one we got lacked tomatoes and had singkamas/jicama instead. Still good but we were expecting the tomatoes. The pork karekare was probably the best tasting cause of the karekare sauce but some of the pork pieces were a bit on the tougher side, maybe leftovers from other pork belly dishes? The lechon kawali was the most disappointing. The pork belly was a bit soggy. Also, the dish came out with just the fried pork belly and two sauces (Mang Tomas and a vinegar sauce). We were thinking it would come out with onions and tomatoes or something but nope! Also, I DO NOT recommend the flaming halohalo. They charged $19.99 each and it was not anything special whatsoever. Highly overpriced. Oddly enough, when you pull up the business on Google and place an online order, the price on the app is only $16.99. ???? It is also worth noting that they automatically add a 20% tip charge for a party of 4. I don't think we'll be back anytime soon. read more

Vibing on that Sinigang.. So good! Love the comfort food this place brings. When I don't feel like cooking this is my to go place to stop by. I would highly recommend coming here if you are craving Filipino food. Fried Bangus is good too. We love to top off our meal with the Flaming Halo Halo. I would call in advance if you have a big party since there are minimal seating inside. I wish they could have a much bigger location but I hope for them in the future. Highly recommend Full House!! read more

We came here for the first time to celebrate my sister's birthday, and the place was really cute! The decor reminded us of a provincial life in the Philippines--simple, peaceful, and full of charm. We ordered the Full House Trio appetizer, bangus, lechon sisig, kare-kare, and flaming halo-halo. The appetizers were perfectly crispy and came with three tasty dipping sauces. The bangus was fried well while staying tender, and the lechon sisig was delicious. We were a little disappointed that the oxtail kare-kare wasn't available, but the beef version ended up being everyone's favorite. It was creamy, flavorful, and had actual peanut pieces. The flaming halo-halo was also a great way to end the meal. Portions were perfect for our group, and the servers were very helpful and accommodating. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely come back! read more

Wow, Full House! After following their IG page for a few years now, the fam & I finally got to visit the Filipino resto infamous for their flaming halo halo! The place is pretty intimate with all the homey feels. Almost like a chill hawaiian hang out with a darker interior, string lights and lanterns above each table, an elevated platform covering half the establishment with more tables, and wooden accents. Great customer service! The owner even brought over complimentary fried eggplant skin chips with this creamy aioli sauce. Eats: *Appetizer Sampler Trio: lumpia, fried shrimp, fried siumai *Fried Tofu & Pork Belly on top of fresh salad *Oxtail Kare Kare *Bitter Melon Beef *Grilled Bangus Milkfish *Garlic Java Rice & Plain Rice *Flaming Halo Halo dessert OMG the garlic Java rice was so good! We only got a cup of it but I'd totally get more. Very garlic forward with fried bits and it wasn't overly oily like Java rice I'm used to. Their regular order of pork lumpia comes in a Jeepney container but only has four pieces so I ordered the app sampler instead. It arrives with a trio of sauces: aioli, soy vinegar, sweet n sour. Kare kare (oxtail peanut stew) was solid. Delicious with steamed rice. Doesn't overly taste like straight up peanut butter. Grilled fish had all the essence of classic vinegar with extra on the side. Parents liked this. Bitter melon beef was on the salty side. Had to get those greens in. Halo Halo! They shape some shaved ice, ladle on all the sweet beans, jellies, coconut gel (my fave!), jackfruit, sweet corn, etc. before drizzling on condensed and evaporated milks, topping it with ube ice cream, then the square of leche flan with sugar torched to perfection! Can't forget about the crisp pinipig rice which they dye green. Pour on the side of extra evaporated milk after the flame dies down. Big enough for four people to share! We arrived hungry and left happy! Thank you so much to Full House BBQ for this taste of home in Vegas. read more

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Tried Full House BBQ for the first time. Excited to try flaming halo-halo. It's both visually fun and good, definitely a highlight of the visit. As for the food, it was a bit inconsistent. The lechon kawali wasn't the traditional crispy deep-fried pork I expected. Instead, it tasted more like a marinated fried pork belly. The flavor was good, but it was quite fatty. The BBQ pork was tasty (though there seems to be a lot of burnt portions) and the sinigang had a strong sour kick, which we enjoyed. I'd probably skip the bistek next time. The restaurant itself is decent, nothing too big or fancy but comfortable enough. Service was attentive, which I appreciated. read more

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Was in Vegas for the weekend and wanted to try something different. I saw this restaurant on social media so we decided to try it. The place was small and cozy with a few tables, food was authentic. The pork belly could be a little crispy, and the portions were a little small. Of course we tried the flaming halo halo - was good and had lots of sweet treats. I will recommend this place if you're craving some FIlipino food. read more

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We took my mom to Full House BBQ for her birthday and we had a great time!!! Occasionaly my mom makes Filipino food at home, so I was worried that she might not enjoy the food here compared to her own cooking. However, my mom said that she was really impressed by the presentation and it was just as good as it looked! We ordered the shrimp fried rice, chicken bbq, sisig, oxtail kare kare, and flaming halo halo. Everything was so good and we left so full. Inside is nicely decorated. There's an area that looks like an elevated deck that we were seated at which looked pretty cool. Overall I really liked this restaurant and I'd happily come back. read more

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Definitely must come here if you are in town! Don't miss out on that flaming halo halo! It's the best! My family came here on weekend for lunch! It was so busy! We got the crispy pata, fried tofu, kare kare, and halo halo. Crispy pata was on point!! So crispy. We literally killed it. Kare Kare was also delicious!! Needed more meat though! I really like the fried tofu with vegetables. It had lots of flavor! The best part was the halo halo!! They light it on fire which is pretty cool! It was as good as it tastes! Ambiance is causal. One thing that needed improvement is the wait!! Omg wait is so long. Come early and get served first. We must of waited an hour waiting for the food. The crispy pata does take a bit to cook but still! Prices are reasonable. read more

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food was okay, but it wasn't great. Food portions are kind of small, so expect to order a lot while the prices are a bit steep. -Longanisa fries: seem like the skinless longanisa from the store cut up with fries. -Adobo sliders: fried chicken with just adobo broth to dip. -sisig tacos: didn't really hit. just tastes like regular pork. -halo halo: was not intrigued so I didn't try it you'd expect a little more but I guess it's more for photos. read more

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Was here for flaming halo halo but we were already full. Hubs liked the sizzling bistek and the lechon kawali kare kare. The first place na meron mango smoothie that i thought would taste like mango shake. I was wrong. Parang yun gina nectar sa pilipinas. I was excited to order but a little disappointed that its not fresh mango. My bad coz i didnt ask. Restaurant is small but cute. Filipino vibes! read more

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The location is small. The workers are super nice and attentive! The meat was a bit on the salty side. It was not doable. We could not finish it. The pork Bicol Express has a unique taste I will same. The truffle fires were good and so was the pork and tofu. The sauce that came with it was so good!! The mango smoothie was sooo bomb !!! Omggg ! I tried to order the backed mussels but they were discontinued I guess. The only thing Is that the price and the portion of food we received were just not adding up for me. Over all some good and some bad experience. I would go back to try more smoothie, but I'm sure if I would order anything other than the pork and tofu or the truffle fries. read more

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This is a Filipino cuisine and they elevated the food presentation. The same filipino food flavor but looks fancy and classy. I took my niece who is from California to this place on a friday noon time. They have limited seating but they can accommodate big groups. When we were here, there were a big groups of about 10+ people. This place didnt disappoint us. There was a wait but the food presentation was worth it. read more

Food was really good. It felt very authentic especially the beef soup that we had. However, seating space was quite limited in the restaurant and service was slow. I would go back again though. read more

Full House BBQ - Nilagang Bulalo / Beef Shank Soup - Barbeque Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Our first time at Full House BBQ. We ordered our lunch to go as we had a family function to attend. So this review is based on take out. We ordered the shrimp palabok (3/5), lumpia (3/5), pork Sisig (4/5) and pork fried rice (4/5) and two sides of white rice. Now I'm wondering why our total was $73.00 for the small amount of food we got. But we were in a rush and I didn't double check. The dishes were just okay. Shrimp palabok was extra dry and not as described on the menu. Pork Sisig was sort of greasy but had a good flavor overall. But then take out food is usually always never as good as eating in a restaurant in my opinion. So maybe we'll try dining in next time. It was very busy, so it seems very popular. read more

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Food was really good. We had a large group celebrating a birthday and they were really attentive. The only feedback I can give is not to forget meals. We had two people in our group that was forgotten about. read more

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I cannot sing the praises of Full House enough. I have a lot of experience with Filipino food, and you really have to impress me to make sit-down Filipino dinner prices worth it when I can get good quality steam tray fast-food at half the price at home. Full House impressed me. They haven't gone full fusion like some other places, but the flourishes on the dishes are unique enough to make me want to come back. Their bagoong fried rice with lechon was great, as was the halo halo. I enjoyed the bangus even though the recipe was pretty standard; the quality of the fish itself was impressive enough to make the dish worth it! The standout was the sizzling beefsteak or bistec, perhaps the best version of Filipino beefsteak I've ever had! I hope to come back when I'm in Vegas again to try some of the other dishes. read more

Best food we ate on our recent trip to Vegas! The lumpia was perfectly fried - super crispy with yummy fillings. The prawn crab fat fried rice was incredible - perfectly seasoned. The oxtail kare kare was outstanding - rich, deeply flavorful sauce with tender oxtail and veggies. The calamansi juice was refreshing, not too sweet. Service was super friendly. Cozy dining area. read more

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Truthfully the serving size is a little small for shareable. Presentation looks good though. Servers were nice. The only thing is too was they were cleaning the ceiling while people were still eating in the restaurant and for me thats a little no no. read more

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We sought a highly-rated Filipino restaurant in Las Vegas before returning to Los Angeles. Their fusion dishes exceeded our expectations. Outstanding service. read more

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We drove from LA to Las Vegas just to eat dessert that was all the trend on IG. It is called halo halo (mix mix or shaved ice). It is a Filipino dessert that has a mixture of assorted beans, jellies, sweet bananas among other ingredients and many more. A staple in the summer months, this type of dessert is common within the Asian communities in various flavors of which the main star is the crushed/shaved ice. There was a bit of wait at this small but popular joint. The lady who waited on us was super nice and jovial and rendered jokes in the hope of distracting us from the long wait. It worked, she seemed like she was hustling pretty fast to get people in and out of the small eatery where everyone wanted to try the dessert. They also have regular food entrees, but we only came for the anticipated fiery dessert. The nice lady took our order while we're in queue, so by the time we're seated, the flaming dessert was ready to wow us. Halo halo is typically served on a tall glass sans the flame à la flambe'; the flame was lit on a square of flan topping. When the milk was poured on the flan, the ice cream, and the sprinkle of toasted rice with ice shavings touched my lips, the verdict was out. Flaming halo halo is one cool tricked out dessert that is worth trying even if you can't finish it all. Two can share, but if you really love all that crushed ice melting in your mouth, halo halo is a very filling cold dessert but more interesting when served hot. read more

Full House BBQ - Flaming Halo Halo (Shaved Ice) - Barbeque Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Here's my honest feedback... We came here because of what we saw on Instagram -- the flaming halo halo looked amazing and really drew us in. We had a group of 13, so we were excited and honestly expecting great food and service, especially knowing there's an automatic 20% gratuity (pretty high in my opinion and these guys aren't even located on the strip). We tried quite a few dishes -- kare kare, pork sisig, bangus sisig, pinakbet, dinuguan, shumai, and sisig birria, boneless bangus (had bones) -- and while everything was decent, nothing really stood out. The halo halo, which is what brought us in, was honestly just mediocre at best. The food is on the pricier side, and the service didn't match it. It took a while for food to come out, and overall the experience just didn't meet expectations -- especially with the automatic 20% gratuity added. Overall, we left pretty disappointed. Unfortunately, this one didn't live up to the hype, and we won't be coming back read more

The restaurant is so cutely decorated! We came at a really busy time but were luckily able to be seated promptly. Our waitress was a little forgetful, (she didn't bring us a high chair for my son & we had to ask for our to-go boxes 3x before we actually got them. But aside from that, everyone was really nice. The food was delicious! The portions were a bit small for the price though. I'd definitely still come back, especially for the halo halo. It's a MUST on hot summer days like today. read more

Full House BBQ - Lumpiang Shanghai in the cutest jeepneys - Barbeque Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

First time to visit and was here for the flaming halo halo almost $20.00. Ingredients was taste direct from the can and bottle. Bagoong for Kare-kare was salty, Crispy Shumai was hard and looks old. Palabok presentation was good but the noodles too soft after you mixed together its like lugaw and I told the server about the noodles and she replied Kapampangan Palabok, What???? We asked for paper napkin and nothing as they pointed use the cloth napkin on the table. Server was good and smiling. read more

Full House BBQ - too much sauce and noodles very soft. - Barbeque Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Ok but not that great. Same standard and common Filipino food. Only the halo halo is different but ingredients are mostly in canned

My wife and I came here for a lunch. We had not been to Full House in four years, and thought it was time to come back. This is an authentic Filipino restaurant. They start you off with a complimentary appetizer , Crispy Eggplant Skin, with a sauce for dipping. Very light and tasty. For the entrees, we ordered Sizzling Pork Lechon Sisig, and Oxtail Kare Kare. The Sisig came with a raw egg, which cooked in the sizzling plate. I broke it up and mixed it up with the pork. Oh so good and flavorful. The Oxtail Kare Kare comes with peanut sauce, so just know if you have a peanut allergy, this will not be for you. However, for those who do not have a peanut allergy, this is very tasty, along with a large piece of oxtail with the bone. Service was good. If you're looking for authentic Filipino food, look no further than Full House BBQ. read more

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Was craving halo halo so we decided to eat here. Place is not very big but luckily we were seated right away. So many delicious Filipino food to choose from. Though mostly pork dishes. I wanted to try them all but it wouldn't be good for our health. Haha We ended up with pork sisig, fried boneless bangus, lechon bagoong fried rice and pinakbet with pork. All were delicious except we didn't care too much for the sisig. Each dish supposedly comes with white rice but they didn't give much IMO. We asked for a small portion of rice just to finish the rest of the dish and we were charged $2. For dessert, we ordered their house special flaming halo halo. It did not disappoint. Serving was enough for 2 and came with a lot of toppings. We also got the turon and that was okay. Will have to come back to try the other dishes. Overall, while this place is good it's pretty pricey for Filipino food. read more

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Must visit this place when you're around in Vegas. Love the authenticity and style of how they cook the filipino food here. Sizzling adobo presentation is good, pork sinigang hit the spot of the sourness, tofu sisig is great. So, you must order unlimited rice Lastly you must try their $20 famous flaming halo halo . read more

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2 stars only because the servers were nice. We were seated right away, which was great. But unfortunately, everything after that went downhill. It took around 15 minutes just for someone to take our order, and about 45 minutes before the food arrived. Unfortunately, none of the dishes really impressed us. **Crispy Pork and Tofu** - The menu said it came with vinegar sauce, so I was expecting a traditional tokwa't baboy. Instead, we got crispy pork and tofu on top of salad, drenched in some kind of salad dressing. They even added basil? There was no hint of vinegar at all. **Lechon Pinakbet** - Extremely salty. The squash was inconsistently cooked. Some pieces were mushy while others were still hard. **Pancit Canton** - Also very salty. **Bicol Express** - They added basil again... why? It completely changed the flavor profile. **Grilled Pork** - More fried than grilled. **Halo-Halo** - Meh. We specifically came for the flaming halo-halo, and honestly, that was probably the only decent thing we had. We usually come here every 3-6 months, and I'm honestly disappointed with how much the food has changed. It used to be good. And on top of all that, we were charged a service fee for a party of 4. Why? I'm making this review not to be harsh, but because I genuinely want this restaurant to improve and thrive. We used to enjoy coming here, and I hope they take customer feedback seriously and bring back the quality that made us want to keep coming back. read more

I was drawn to this place after seeing the flaming halo halo on social media. I went here with a friend for an off-hour meal at 4pm on a Monday and there were plenty of tables open. We sat a 4 top and proceeded to order 2 meals worth of food: - Lumpiang Shanghai - pretty delicious, nicely crunchy, served with a sweet and sour sauce. Nicely presented on a truck - it was fun to roll around and easy to pass this dish around the table - Loaded fried rice - had lechón, shrimp, egg, and chicken. Quite hearty of a dish for good value. Filipino inspired fried rice - Pork sisig - decent, not stellar. If you're on limited stomach space I would skip - Arrow Caldo - served hot and had lechón and egg. I liked the consistency and heartiness of it. The miss was there was hair in the soup but the server apologized and immediately remade the dish - Flaming halo halo - nice mixture of ingredients in the dessert, nice presentation. But $19.88 for the dessert was a bit shocking since there were no prices on the dessert board so I didn't like how I got sticker shocked when a lot of the dishes are much less than that Service is good - requests are fulfilled in a timely manner, but sometimes the waitress is nowhere to be found, but they are short staffed so it's understandable read more

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One thing you have to know about Filipino food is every area makes it different. It def didn't taste the same as what I grew up eating, but it was still good none the less. Everyone was great and attentive and I absolutely adored the setting. It's decorated to beautiful and feels so traditional. We had a nice experience and the halo halo was my absolute favorite thing! I also recommend the oxtail fried rice. read more

The best. Food was fresh, hot, and delish. Highly recommended. The staff was super friendly. read more

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Very welcoming and friendly atmosphere. The service was excellent, and the food was just as good. Be sure to check out this local gem if you're in the area--you won't be disappointed! read more

Full House BBQ - Barbeque Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

It's been some time since i came back to this place. A lot has improved, like the decor and most especiallytheir menu. Everything taste so good. I highly recommend this place. Ones you tried it you will surely come back. read more

Full House BBQ - Beef pares on the left and palabok on the right. - Barbeque Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

One of my favorite filipino restaurants in Las Vegas! Overall ambiance of the restaurant felt very home-y and intimate. There was only one server on the day we went, and a lot of people so service was a bit slow, but completely understandable. We still got all our food in a reasonable amount of time. As for the food, of course, it was really good! Dishes were big as most dishes in any filipino restaurant are meant for sharing, however, we would've liked for side options (such as the garlic fried rice and lumpia) to be a bit bigger. We got the lumpia, kare kare, lechon kawali, bangus, and flaming halo halo. My favorite dish was the bangus HANDS DOWN. Usually I expect the bangus to come just fried and by itself but this place puts a lovely sort of cucumber salad on top which gives the bangus dish a whole different flavor dimension, it was really refreshing and tasted AWESOME! Definitely will be coming back here whenever in the area again! read more

Full House BBQ - flaming halo halo - Barbeque Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The food was alright, though I didn't think it was quite authentic. It felt more like a fusion Filipino spot. Given the prices, I thought the portions could have been a bit bigger. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it's definitely not cheap eats. The service was okay as well. I might give it another shot down the road, but I'm not sure I'll be back. PS Holy moly I just noticed I was charged $6! For a Pure leaf ice tea. Yikes. Expensive! read more

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Birthday weekend and pre Valentines celebrating moments with my wifey Cathy ‍‍ This place never disappoints. Famous for their flaming halo halo and untraditional though admirable Filipino food presentation. Came on a Monday lunch to avoid crowds. much more enjoyable atmosphere to enjoy the food you can never avoid issues for a busy place so be mindful of comments. Great effort by all to please customers read more

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Shout out to Chey (pronounced as Shy) and Joselyn (owner of the place)... excellent customer service! You will be greeted warmly and as Filipinos known hospitality! The place has a good filipino vibe and really clean. Now let's talk about the food. Love their Kare-kare, just the way i want it, no overpowering taste of peanut butter. I like it when you can still taste the glutinous rice. It was paired with their lechon kawali binagoong fried rice. Also the well done chicken inasal. I was so full. I know their specialty is their halo halo but really, no space in my tummy anymore. Will definitely come back, everytime we're here in Vegas. read more

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The Food was excellent ! The Service was fantastic ! The Ambiance was authentic ! What a GREAT place for our third wedding anniversary !!!! Good NOW - reservations needed... We did !!! read more

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