if this isn't a blast from the past. everything tasted like childhood. what an experience. the service was hospitable & the food was heart warming. forgot to picture my favorite. the dinaguan. but i had a lot of everything else. highly recommended if you've never had filipino food. i will definitely be back & take my friends with me! kindly, GTB read more

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Always excited to eat at Filipino restaurant to help small businesses grow and advertise to friends and family. Went to Inay's Kitchen last night (2/6/26) after our daughter's afterschool event. We were hungry and excited to have sisig, crispy pata and pansit. Pansit was salty and seems like scrap as the noodles were just about an inch long, not your normal pansit noodles. We waited and asked for a set of plates so we can eat it while waiting for the rest of our order. Took time for them to give us plates while the pansit was getting cold. We ate it nevertheless as we were hungry and no other choice but to finish it. Crispy pata, we were looking forward to dive in and munch it... it was priced at $24.99, we were expecting a big serving as with Max's pata is around $26 per order. Yes we were surprised when they served a 4 inches by 3 inches by 3 inches with the bone of course, and that was it. We asked if the price is still the same and we were told that it was small so they will give us discount for it. Come bill payment time, we were charged $21.99 for it and was told that they were giving us the $3 discount from the original price. IMO, the food is overpriced thus the reason why there were no customers on a Friday evening (7pm). Don't get me wrong, we love supporting Filipino restaurants but this one is really not worth it. Find a restaurant that is worth paying for the quality food that you will be eating, this restaurant is not that. read more

I swung by here while working in the area and decided to give it a shot. Walking in the restaurant was empty, but I was greeted by a friendly old man and had some small talk. After looking at the menu I ordered the chicken kabob. After about 15 minutes I was presented with white rice and two kabobs on lettuce. Think about the simplest bit of plating and that was it. The chicken was so-so. Nothing special. I could make better at home myself in less time. I sat there for about 15 minutes after finishing before standing up and asking for the bill myself. The dish was $12.99, the bottle of water I was given after asking for a glass of water was $1.50. I tipped generously because the people were nice, but I don't think I'll ever go back. read more

Everything is really good. Very friendly staff. I never knew it was here, it doesn't say 'Filipino' on the sign, but I found it with google search. read more

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Just ate here ay Inay's Kitchen, and are VERY Satisfied! The staff and the food was outstanding! Will definitely come every time we visit

Just ate here with my family and I must say the food was really good. We ordered several of the dishes from lechon, bangus, lumpia, menudo, palabok, pakbet and the halo halo. The lumpia's are appetizers size but it was great for the kids. Overall It was very good. The staff was very friendly and even chatted with other customers during lunch which made the environment very friendly and welcoming. We will be back again soon! read more

Pricy, ridiculously small portions. Photos on menu are deceiving . Disappointment should be free. Save your money. 1st time and last time.

The Lomi was tasty and hearty. The Lumpia well cooked and the calamansi juice was not too sweet, just right. They did not load it with ice as not to lose the flavor. read more

We met the owners of the restaurant. They were so kind and welcoming. We ordered a bunch of things and let me tell you, the food brought me back to my childhood days in Philippines. Their leche flan also is so smooth! Can't forget their bilobilo! read more

Been here a few times for take out. I love that this tiny restaurant is just down the street from where I work. Surprised that I don't come here often. It is hard to miss when driving on the Main Street since it's nestled in between some small businesses. I only discovered this restaurant a few years ago from a fellow Filipino friend I used to work with (even though I've been working nearby for 8 years). My most recent visit I ordered pork adobo, daing bangus and pancit palabok. Nothing like my parents cooking but it was decent. My favorite is their pork adobo as the meat was very soft and tender. It was melt in your mouth delicious. I also enjoyed their daing Bangus--- which is fried fish. I grew up eating this and watched my parents cook it in their outdoor kitchen. So every time I crave Filipino food. I usually make it a point to order Bangus. I'd cook it myself but I hate the smell of cooking oil lingering inside the house. The pancit palabok is also a good choice. Flavors were great but wished they had shrimp and green onions in it. That was the way I grew up eating it anyway. But I will say that their portions were very generous and the chicharon garnish made up for it. Every province has their own way of making dishes so I guess you can say that I'm just used to my family's cooking. Inays Kitchen is a great place to get some decent Filipino food. A little pricey albeit but this is the best thing close to home. read more

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Very accommodating! We arrived late and hungry, and it was closing time, but the owner let us in. The food is authentic, and everything tastes good. read more

Good customer service! The cuisine is authentic and outstanding service! Boyet and Vivian are the best!

Great food and friendly staff ! We enjoyed our dinner, authentic food , Vivian is awesome and super upbeat!

Great service! Food was very good. Will definitely be back! So much more on the menu to try! read more

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Service was good. Food was ok. Atmosphere was nice. Parking was close. Reasonably priced menu. read more

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I'm not sure what all I ate, but it tasted good. Was just out and about with my dad and we wanted to try somewhere new. Found this little hidden gem and figured we'd try it out. We ate what they recommended and whatever it was it was good. At the end of the meal I knew I had to try their dessert, even without knowing what it was. I got some little fried banana thing and it was really yummy! I'd like to order it sometime and bring it to a party - it would be a hit! Looking forward to going back and trying more! read more

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Looking for a Filipino restaurant while on vacation and found Inay's Kitchen. This is a very straightforward Pinoy place and has a videoke to complete the experience. We called and online it says they're open until 8pm but only open until 7pm. The 85 y/o Inay, made the most delicious crispy pork sisig and lechon kawali. The portion is good for two and prices are reasonable. If there's one reason to go back to Orlando, this would be it. The lady server was very friendly and helpful. Please try this place and let's support Inay and her kitchen. read more

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This place is the worst Filipino reataurabt that i have ever been. The service was extremely slow. The food was yuck and inedible. I ordered their vegestable dishes and let me tell you, the mung beans was undercooked, the put chicharon and its so chewy its inedible. I feel extremely dissatisfied and extremly upset that i drove a long distance to be serve such nasty food. Their pakbet was not cooked fresh it looks like a day old. Taste was very salty. I am really rooting for this business to succeed because there are very few Filipino restaurant nearby, but this place needs to close down. Their fod is nast and insdible and it really is overpriced. Not a good value for the money. read more

Inay's Kitchen - a hand holding a skewer of chicken - Filipino Near Me - Ocoee, Florida

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Inays Kitchen was a nice surprise. It was such a warm and friendly atmosphere of people who want to share their food and see you enjoy it. My vegetarian husband had the vegetarian Lumpia (we called ahead for that) and vegetarian pancit. He wanted the pancit to have more punch so he put some sriracha on it The pancit is a noodle dish. It is not a Chinese noodle dish so do not expect it to taste like Chinese noodles! I had the pork menudo and pancit behon. I thought the pancit was delicious just as it was cooked and wished it was bigger because i would really like to have it as my whole meal. Many years ago we had some filipino friends. The pancit brought back such great memories. Its a dish that was at every party and was brought to my house when we had a party! We also had their Sweet Rice cupcakes which is called "cueo". Its not on the menu. And for dessert we shared the halo halo....WOW, if you have nothing else that you want there, go and try the halo halo! Its amazing and very different tasting than anything I've ever had. Next time i am not sharing my halo halo! read more

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Meh tasting food served on paper plates and plastic spoons from Dollar Tree!!! Prices do not commensurate to food quality. My guess the only reason this restaurant is still open is because of the beer garden like atmosphere at night. read more

Good authentic Filipino home cooking! Nice family ran business. Service is excellent.

Came here to eat a very popular Philippino dish...chicken adobo. Very simple dish to prepare, yet very tasty. When we got our food, there was absolutely no taste. It tasted like chicken boiled in water. We told the owner, and they went in the kitchen to try and figure out what we were talking about. Came back and told us they forgot to put in 2 of the 4-5 ingredients! Said they would fix it and came back with a small piece of chicken and sauce. It didn't taste much better at all. Yet they still charged us, giving us an extremely ridiculous "discount" (I'm pretty sure it was $1 off). So we had to pay for a dish that had zero taste. Good management would've said, we apologize for that, could we make you another dish? If not, we're not going to charge you...but that wasn't the case. Had they handled it properly, I would not be writing this review right now. And since I'm here I will also say that the bathroom situation is quite poor. You have to walk through the kitchen and service area in order to get there. Once inside it feels as if you're in the utility closet. We do not recommend eating here. read more

Thank you to the Ates that still took our take out order even though they were about to close in 30 minutes. We are from Maryland and were visiting for Disney/Universal, it was nice to eat some Asian food after eating a bunch of sweets throughout the day, lol! My boyfriend's favorite was the sisig. My favorite was the lechon kawali. read more

Tasty Filipino food at a great value, what's not to like? Protip: you can save yourself a buck or two if you order from the food line in the back. The options are slightly different than the sit-down menu. Not a huge difference in availability and price, but just FYI. read more

Inay's Kitchen - Chicken adobo, and San Mig Light - Filipino Near Me - Ocoee, Florida

Craving Filipino food. Saw this in yelp and drove 13miles from our hotel. Server/owner was very welcoming. She told us that Inay (mother) is their cook but is currently on vacation. In her 80s now but still loves to cook. We ordered Pinakbet, Daing na Bangus and Pork Sinigang. Servings seem small but it was just right for three. Everything was good. We are satisfied customers. read more

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Best Filipino restaurant in Orlando, hands down. The sisters are fun, interactive and love taking care of the local community. You walk in, head to the back of the restaurant and choose from the hot bar or grab a table and order off the menu. The food is authentic Filipino cooking (lutong Tagalog), delicious, fresh and tastes like home. read more

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Salty, small portions... Not great The pork adobo was pretty good and a decent portion. Milk fish $9 was also pretty good. Pakbet was salty and fishy, no meat in it. Wasn't a big fan. Pork sinigang was tiny portion for $11. Only 2 fatty pieces of pork and very little vegetables. Pork skewer was decent but in a sweet bbq sauce. Also some of my pork was tendony/chewy. Overall it just wasn't great. The portions are way too small for the price, and none of the dishes were delicious. The best was the adobo, but even that wasn't amazing. read more

I have to say the food was not bad. My pork adobo was cold. I did order to go. I've had better but the staff were super friendly and very prompt with my food. I felt very welcome. The lumpia was great and super hot. I will definitely go back for that. Also let me just say this, i haven't tried other things yet. This is based from what I've ordered. I love trying different foods. You guys should give them a try! read more

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went there and not a single customer. thought I got lucky n have the place to myself and enjoy the food. turns out the food still tastes like filipino food but the sad thing was that it was so small the portions. ordered 20 pieces of pork lumpia and I thought they were Takis! yep thats how small they were. and the lechon kawali! OMG! 4 pieces of it and a tiny scoop of rice. so thats two orders of roast pork with lumpia and they came out to 50$. no wonder why there's no customer. overpriced and very small portions. read more

It's our first time visiting Inay's Kitchen and they didnt disappoint. From the food, cleanliness and service theyre all outstanding. read more

Inay's Kitchen - We enjoyed all the food we ordered munggo, pansidobo, Lechon kawali, dinuguan, and the halo-halo all tastes homemade. - Filipino Near Me - Ocoee, Florida

I ordered pork sisig but more like onion sisig. Onion is more a lot than pork. I also ordered halo-halo but it's not ube ice cream and the mixture is not the common halo-halo. It has melon and vanilla ice cream. But the people are nice. read more

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GREAT spot! Delicious food, attentive (but not overly attentive) service, and friendly staff. It's a family-run place with great traditional Filipino food. We had lumpia, pancit, chicken kebab, chicken inasal, and steamed vegetables. And for dessert we had the flan and the halo halo. They also gave us a little sample of the pork adobo. I admittedly don't have a ton of experience with Filipino food. But everything we had was well seasoned, tender, and delicious. I can't wait to go back! read more

I'll start with I am half Filipina and grew up around Filipino food. This was THE BEST PANCIT I've ever had. I had the pancit bihon, pork adobo and lechon. My husband had pancit and the special roast beef. Also had shanghai lumpia. We LOVED our food. I got a halo halo to go, eating it as I write this lol Everyone is so nice and welcoming. I forgot to order rice in my excitement lol and the woman we ordered from brought some over! Will definitely be coming back here. read more

Inay's Kitchen - Filipino Near Me - Ocoee, Florida

This hole in the wall delivers excellent Filipino food just like my hypothetical Filipino grandma used to make. When you walk in you go to the back of the restaurant where there is an open kitchen and various food options on display to order. If you are unfamiliar with Filipino food the staff will explain what everything is and make a recommendation. It would be helpful they add a display with pictures and descriptions as well like the ones you see in Chinese take out places. One word of caution - skip the egg rolls as they were not up to the quality levels of their other options. The highlight of the dinner was their pork adobo - very tender and flavorful. A must try. Their skewers were also very good. They also had free Karaoke so that was a surprise bonus. Definitely jump out of your comfort zone and try the food here. The service is very friendly and the food won't disappoint you. read more

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I really wanted to love this place but I've never felt so uncomfortable somewhere before. I felt like I walked into their home uninvited. This really sucks I never feel this way going to a Spanish restaurant even when I can't speak fluent Spanish to order... read more

Thanks to Mr. Scott Joseph, I found my new comfort food spot! The set-up will throw off a lot of people but to me, it feels very home-y because a lot of eateries in the west coast and back in motherland is set-up like this. The ladies there are super sweet, kind, and treated me like I'm part of their family. I cannot wait to come back and try other things! The turon was calling my name but I was sooooo fulllll!! :D read more

Inay's Kitchen - Pork Adobo - Filipino Near Me - Ocoee, Florida

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OMG Delicious Filipino food! The Lechon Kawali was excellent. You can get one meat and a side for $6.99 or 2 meats for $10.99., but 1 is plenty for me. The Shanghai Lumpia was perfectly rolled and crispy. Everything was so fresh and delicious. The Lechon Kawali has the perfect crispness on the skin and juiciness on the fat part. They have the sauces if you ask too. This restaurant deserves lots of love, feels like home cooking. Obviously a small family-business. Good luck to them! I'll be back! read more

Inay's Kitchen - Filipino Near Me - Ocoee, Florida

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Good Filipino food now in Ocoee!!! We tried this place with my mom and it's pretty good. Small place that is run by family, all sisters, bringing their traditional Filipino cuisine for all to try. I recommend the Bicol express and the bbq chicken or pork. The halo-halo for dessert was okay, but the ice kept getting stuck so maybe we should ask for more milk. They have that mom and pop feel, so don't expect a lot of greetings. The sisters are very welcoming and knowledgeable, their kids that work there seem to be more enamored with their phones. Despite that, just try this new local spot and the traditional food from my family's homeland. read more

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Very good Filipino food and excellent service. Ordered the sinigang, pancit, and dinuguan . They were all delicious and ordered the halo halo for dessert Inay's kitchen makes me feel like home and I'll definitely be back read more

Inay's Kitchen - Filipino Near Me - Ocoee, Florida

Food is salty, small serving and worst customer service. The staff are not friendly. They make you feel uninvited which is very unusual for filipinos. read more