This is my 3rd time visiting Isla but the 1st time coming in the morning. The evening visits have been jam packed with diners, great energy but felt understaffed and food took over 45 minutes to arrive. This morning visit was a much better experience - for service and the food! We ordered the grilled pusit, pinakbet, lechon kiwali, fried bangus, and halo halo. We appreciated the bottomless bucket of rice. Grilled Pusit: good texture, almost a liquid smoke flavor, 7/10 Pinakbet: Small portion but flavor was delicious! The few slices of lechon kiwali was a good touch. 10/10 Lechon Kiwali: Well done! 10/10 Fried Bangus: Never had it prepared this way; with a crispy thin corn starch crust. small portion for the price but very memorable in a good way. The vinegar dip was a perfect compliment. Would def have this again. 10/10 Halo Halo: This was not a traditional halo halo - had a mais base, no red beans, langka, macapuno, or red beans. It was okay. 6/10 Overall, really good to see a Filipino restaurant do so well! read more

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Huge place. There's a dedicated area that can host a large party, maybe a wedding with a Karaoke and live band to boot? Menu was expansive. My favorite was their sinigang soup. Yummy. Lots of choices for sure. Great place to dine in for Filipino cuisine. It's good for 2 or large groups. Service was nice, many decor that will take you back and make you feel like you're back on the Island. A must try. Mabuhay!! Cheers! read more

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We love coming here when we want Filipino food nearby. The ambience is like you've stepped into a restaurant in the Philippines. There is a Kamayan option which they lay out banana leaves on the table and pile the rice and bbq'd dishes on top. You can eat with your hands and gloves are an option. They have flavorful dishes and although some portions are a bit small, it is still good for sharing. Our faves: Kare Kare with Krispy Pata Pork BBQ read more

Finally had a chance to visit Isla Grand since their opening. Isla here in Pleasant Hill is huge! Its probably almost twice the size of the one in Newark. It looks like Isla Grand took over two locations, and merged it into one large dining area with stage and music on the other side. In similar fashion like their other locations, Isla Grand is adorned with lots of decor and photos form the culinary capital of the Philippines, Pamapanga. I could be hyper-critical and point out some stuff that is different form the traditional Filipino style. But the fact of the matter is we thoroughly enjoyed each dish and left us with a smile on our face. We ordered the following: -Miswa soup. It has been years, decades maybe since I had one. And the impression I had was very good. Sure, bola-bola and patola were absent but the savoriness of the soup just hit right. Great way to start our meal. -Pinakbet. Vegetables are cooked perfectly. Love the calabasa and those lechon kawali toppings is always a great touch. -Crispy Binagoongan. It definitely hit the spot. Although they could have diced the mangoes and tomatoes more finely, the overall tastes is really solid. They have little morsels of lechon kawali as protein. And I must say that Isla fries their lechon kawai on point. -Brisket Kare-kare. IMO, a kare-kare without oxtail and tripe is 'almost' a kare-kare. But the execution of their sauce was very good. It was creamy with peanut flavor present plus a hint of sweetness too. Don't forget their baggong which I think is made in-house and perfectly compliments the dish. -Sisig. Ah, of course the famous sisig. I dig that theirs' is traditional Kapangpangan, which means no eggs or mayonnaise or any sauce of some sort. Although I did not detect and maskara (pig face) in their sisig, it did have some tenga (pig ears) in it. Flavor is spot on, with the proper umami and a little kick of spice. That is one good sisig. As you can see, my description above has some sprinkle of criticism. And some of their items were a bit expensive. But all dishes were very flavorful with profiles akin to the traditional recipes of the Philippines. Because of this, Isla Grand get 5-stars. Tip: save yourself and skip the Bilao. Sure an exorbitant amount of food served in a bilo is really pleasing to the eyes. But maybe a quarter or more of the items there are like filler food? Jeprox? Prawn Crackers? Scrambles eggs? Diced tomatoes? Go straight to their a la carte menu and order what you truly like. read more

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I've been to their sister locations, and I can see why this one is a little more special than the others--there's a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel right at home from the moment you walk in. We happened to be in the area and decided to stop in on what's considered a slow night for dining out. The staff greeted us with genuine smiles and were attentive throughout our visit, making the experience even more enjoyable. Traditional Filipino food on a Tuesday night was a treat. Being it was a school night, we didn't want to overindulge--which is a common occurrence when eating Filipino food--but every dish was so delicious that it was hard to resist. I highly recommend this restaurant, particularly for groups, as the spacious layout and communal tables are clearly designed for sharing a multitude of great dishes . Next time, I would love to come here again with a larger group, I'm looking forward to our next visit. BB read more

This is a Filipino (Kapampangan to be exact) restaurant with popular filipino dishes. Most food were served in a creative traditional manner like the container of the rice brings back old memories of the Philippines, the sizzling sisig is really sizzling hot in the plate just like the ones I used to eat at sizzling places long time ago. Food tastes good, most portion is right for the price, live band is also available on the other side of the place. It is easy to see staff as they are wearing the same uniform and everybody is polite and helpful.It is our first time to celebrate my mom's birthday. We went on a busy friday dinner. We had pansit bihon, sizzling pork sisig, lechon kawali and kare kare. My mom's order was originally Crispy kari karing pata, however we got one bowl kare kare vegetable and one plate crispy pata (2 different dish istead of 1). I may be wrong but that is how we perceive it. Waiting for the order also takes a while, like the person who just got there after us got their order right away (also sizzling). Pork sisig- sizzling! the pork tastes different i can't describe, small portion Pansit bihon- mom loved it, good portion, not salty not bland Kare kare vegetable- small portion in a bowl, but sauce is delicious you can eat the rice just with the sauce itself Crispy pata- truly crispy and good portion, however extra payment to get a vinegar. Do people eat this without vinegar? Spent $80 for two people with a lot of to-go boxes. Before you go out they have a bell you can ring if you are satisfied with your visit. This place is good for groups, family and friends, or even a date. Plenty of tables and chairs, parking is full and limited, not sure if all the time or only on busy times and days. We will come back again as this place offers authentic filipino kapampamgan cuisine! read more

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It was busy on a Sunday, but the service was very quick! The staff were super friendly and attentive. We ordered the lumpia, sinigang, sisig, and tocino plate. I love that they give unlimited rice - perfect for family style dining. They also have a huge room in the back for parties. We had a great experience! read more

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Went to Isla to get my birthday Pansit and I must say that Isla Grand is by far the best Isla out of the chain. The staff here are very active as they all seem to jump in as a team to make sure that all of its table are getting top level service. They are very friendly and always greet you with a smile. The place is huge too and has a separate area for its weekend entertainment. The food is incredible here too with everything tasting fresh and authentic. I just wish they had some other traditional Filipino dishes like Embutido and giniling but other than that this place is definitely the place you want to check out if you never had Filipino cuisine before. read more

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We're so happy that Isla opened in the east bay! Food is good! The usual favorites: 1. Sisig 2. Kare-kare 3. Beef binagoongan with eggplant 4. Unli rice 5. Tocino Masarap! The place is spacious and they also have live bands on the weekends. Staff if friendly. Parking is ample, women's bathroom stalls are too narrow and small though. I knocked out one star because we given free calamari with our previous visit and whenever we come back to claim it, they never brought it. Other than that, if you are craving for some good Filipino Food with decor that makes you feel like at home, this is where you should be. P.S. Make sure you check their birthday month special! read more

Can't believe they don't do breakfast buffet on Father's Day !!! They did it for mother's Day ??!!! Why ??? Does not make sense !

First time here, and wow love the atmosphere! If u love a Live Band and eating Filipino food, this is for you!! The weekend was crazy, parking was full, everyone and their Moms were there, the crowd is more towards the Titas and Uncles but it was for all ages. I felt like in my parents era, and I miss my Mom so much so this spot definitely filled that. You can come dressed to dance the night away at the left part of the restaurant-get some drinks at the bar, or go to the family restaurant area on the right side and have your own party with your Pamilya! We tried their Lumpia, Balaklak, Sisig (a must!) even though I feel the portion could have been bigger), and Chicken Adobo. Good portions, I love how they give the Steamed Rice in a small rice pot with a handle. We enjoyed as a family, we will be back! read more

Isla Grand - Bar/dance/restaurant area - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

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Food was good. But poor service. 2 server with full of people. We have to wait for 20 min to get out bills. read more

Isla Grand - Crispy pata. - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

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First of all, this place is kinda hard to find. They don't have a big sign, but if you see Chef Choy and Painting with a Twist, you're in the right place. They're tucked in the middle corner of that building. All the parking around the front are marked green, not sure why or how strictly this is enforced. The inside is hella big, with a lot of seating. Great spot for big groups or parties. They play karaoke style music and I'm preeeeeetttyyyy sure they'd let you karaoke. I popped in on a weekday afternoon and the music was pretty loud at some points. I noticed they had fountain drink dispensers in the middle of the room, so not sure if it's self serve or what. The staff who helped me was nice. I wanted to place a take out order but she told me I could have a seat, and she could bring me some water. That wasn't necessary but I did appreciate it. Their menu is a booklet! They have some pictures though, so that's helpful. I took a picture of their daily specials, which aren't listed on their online menu. Online prices look like they match what's in store so I didn't bother to take pics of the other menu pages. I ordered the crispy pata kare kare and the pork liempo (pork belly) kaldareta. The pata and veggies were packed separately from the kare kare sauce, and they also included a side of bagoong (shrimp paste). Try the sauce first! Normally I always need some bagoong to enhance the flavor but this one was actually good without it. It already had that salty shrimpiness I like. Their bagoong is pretty strong, def not for the faint of heart. If you're new to this, add it in slowly. It might not be for everyone's palate, but it def gives you a punch of umami! While I really loved the kare kare with the crispy pata, I wish they gave more veggies :( I'll be back to try it with beef next time! The pork liempo kaldareta was way salty! I saw a lot of reviews saying the food was salty.. and I get it. But since it was take out, I threw it in my pan and remixed it a bit. I added some thai chilis for heat, some vinegar and water to balance the saltiness and voila! Oh, they also serve the pork belly in slabs which I don't like so I cut those things up. Just a preference thing. The sauce itself was rich though, as kaldareta should be. However, they barely had any veggies in this dish, just a couple pieces of sad, shrunken carrots and bell pepper. I wouldn't get this dish again if I was dining in, due to the saltiness, but I would get it to take home and recook lol Sometimes you want a home cooked meal, without the full home cooking experience. I do like the way they package their take out, because everything that can leak is saran wrapped. Portions are big and shareable, perfect for family meals! If you dine in, rice is unlimited, but I think you have to add it on as a side because no rice was included in the entrees I purchased. Each entree is about $20-30 with the beef dishes on the pricier end. read more

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went in for sunday buffet and the $49 deal imo seem steep. On the photo they have the whole crabs but when i went to their buffet there was not a whole crabs but crab claws and arms. Some of their food offerings not even taste same as ala cart. like sisig and kare kare. Overall, not satisfied. read more

Isla Grand - not a whole crabs but legs and claw and some crab meat. - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

We had breakfast buffet on a Sunday. It's a big pricey. Sisig was very good. I had to put some hot water on my congee to make it less salty. I was surprised that they didn't even have any traditional Filipino dessert. Most of the dishes are salty for me. Still, the food was good and the variety kept things interesting. read more

Isla Grand - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

Have been to another location and was excited to hear they opened a closer location to me! Tucked away in a tiny strip mall, it's clear to see that this place attracts a LOT of people. They've expanded to have a main dining area and a performance area for live music nights. They upload their performance schedule online, have TVs playing customer testimonials, and always have groups of people waiting to get in. There's also a bell you can ring if you were satisfied with the food. If you can get a table, I recommend trying the live band nights at least once. There's a stage, dance floor, lights, speakers, and overall a party vibe. Service is a bit slower on this side of the restaurant, and understandably so, as it's packed with tables and it's a bit harder to navigate around. Food wise, if you get a fountain drink it is free refills at a fountain drink station in the middle of the restaurant. Plenty of tables and workers around to indicate how busy the place is. Despite being busy, the food is always really good. Get the garlic rice and crispy pata kare kare! Plain rice is also unlimited refills. Plus, the bathrooms have bidets! In my opinion all bathrooms should have bidets - that is all. read more

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It's a popping spot, I'll admit that. There's a parking lot that gets packed during dinner time, but if you head towards the back then there's more spots so don't only focus on the front. The restaurant itself is huge - I had no idea it had two sides and one of the sides was the karaoke side. On first glance, I thought it was an arcade attached to the restaurant. The restaurant is very lovely - there was a group singing during most of the night when my family and I were here for dinner and while their voices rocked, it echoed throughout the restaurant side and made it hard for us to hear each other and the servers. We opted for family style and my father in law ordered most of the food so I can't tell you what is what, but the flavors for most of the dishes I tried was delicious. One area of improvement would be their service - our waiter started off strong with attention then gradually fell off it and we struggled to get his attention when we needed more utensils or to chase down a dish, even paying the check took longer than it should've. While the meal was good, the singing was good, the service was lackluster so be patient if you come here. read more

Isla Grand - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

We wanted to try something new and Filipino food sounded good. Walked in and the place was enormous. It's big enough to host events but the restaurant area was nice and welcoming with lots of colorful decorations and multiple TVs. Lots of choices on the large and varied menu. We opted for the lumpia, lechon kawali, pork bbq skewers, pork sisig, chicken adobo, and garlic rice. Our faves were the pork sisig and bbq skewers. BTW, the garlic rice was awesome. There were too many choices for the three of us. Everything is served family style. Food was very tasty. Cons were the service which was hit and miss. Portions were slightly on the smaller side for the price. But, once again, the food was good. read more

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The food was amazing! I came with my family, party of 9, on a Sunday. Upon arriving, they looked full so I thought we would have to wait a while. However, they seated us right away. The space is massive! They have a dining area & then a 2nd area with a lot more seating, a bar & a huge "stage" for performances/karaokes. The staff was very friendly & the food came out pretty quick. Everything we ordered was amazing! The flavors! We got a couple of a la carte's A2 & A3... and ended up leaving with lots of leftovers. I also ordered sisig & bistek to go (forgot to take pics)... but their bistek is probably the best I've had! The meat was tender & it was so flavor able. It is a little more on the pricier side, to me, but we will definitely be back. read more

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Our favorite for Filipino food. We had our mom's birthday celebration here and the staff were very accommodating and friendly. We had the celebration in December. We ordered a variety of dishes including the ultimate boodle fight. Everything was delicious and we had food to take home. We had a party of 16. Definitely a place to enjoy some home cooked Filipino food. read more

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Finally, a solid Filipino spot in Concord! The food is legit flavorful, satisfying, and perfect for sharing. Just watch out for the unlimited rice... it's dangerously easy to overdo it! My go-to dishes? The sisig, lechon kawali, crispy pata, and chicharon bulaklak. Not for everyone, but if you know, you know. Crispy, savory, and packed with flavor Filipino comfort food at its finest. The vibe is great, with a bar, dance floor, live bands, karaoke, and plenty of TVs for sports. It gets packed on weekends, but the friendly staff works like a well-oiled lumpia machine to keep things moving. Prices are decent for family-style portions, so come hungry and ready to feast. If you're in the area and craving good Filipino food, this is the place to be! read more

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Good Filipino food! I come here with my coworkers sometimes on a Friday. I brought my family here as well. I love crispy pata! read more

Isla in Newark is my absolute favorite Filipino restaurant. We went to the Pleasant Hill location to scout it out for my dad's birthday. I took along a friend who never really had Filipino food and went in with really high expectations. Maybe that was our problem and the reason we were so disappointed. We arrived around noon on a Saturday. We opted for a family meal which consisted of miswa, pork caldereta, chicken wings, ginataang kalabasa, palabok and bangus in bistek sauce. The miswa was served first and it was very similar to the way my mom made it. Shortly thereafter, all the entrées came out at the same time . Since we were really hungry, we dug in. I love caldereta so that's what I started with but it was really spicy. I've never had spicy caldereta before. We're not just talking a little bit of heat that builds. No, this was spice from the first bite. We asked our server if that was how it was supposed to be and he offered to replace it. We decided to dig into the palabok next, which was very salty. We doused it with a lot of lemon, hoping that that would decrease the saltiness, but it did not. The squash with pork shrimp, and green beans were our favorite dish by far but that's only because we really couldn't eat the other dishes. The chicken wings were OK. The bangus in bistek sauce was not good. The sauce was not a good match for the bangus and the fish pretty much disintegrated. The server eventually came back with our caldereta which was so watered down that it had no flavor. At that point, we decided to just give up. We were so disappointed that we drove over an hour from Sacramento to have a terrible meal. I was embarrassed because this was my friend's first time having Filipino food and it was definitely not the impression I wanted her to have. Suffice it to say we ended up having my dad's birthday at the Newark location because that is tried and true. Too bad because the location in Pleasant Hill was a lot larger and seemed to be able to accommodate bigger parties. They know their audience because Filipinos usually come in groups. They also had a reception hall which was pretty sizable. I may try them again if I'm in the area but I wouldn't go to Pleasant Hill just for the restaurant. read more

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We have eaten here twice, and the service was vastly different. Both times, we had made reservations prior to our visit. The first time, the service was so slow. It took an hour for the waitress to get us our drink orders after we place them, and then the food came out sporadically where some people were still waiting for their dishes, while other people finished their meals. Our second time going, we ordered less food because we knew we were gonna eat somewhere afterwards, so the food came quicker and all at the same time. If you are trying to find something healthy on the menu, good luck because they serve typical Filipino food that has fried oil overly sugared elements in your meal. However, it's a large Filipino restaurant where you can host a lot of family members and it has free parking. For this reason, we're giving it this rating, but it is the closest Filipino restaurant to us, which is several cities away from us. read more

Been here for a good amount of times! I love eating my hometown food! Isla gives the food out hot and fresh, the bowls of where they put the rice is so cute it's in a "kawale" put in Tagalog ! I've always loved the people because I can speak Tagalog to them and be me without being scared to speak. The place always reminds me of home and they even have a karaoke bar!!! Typicallll ahahhaha anyways if your in for filo food this is tha spot!! I hope this encourages you guys to try something new if you haven't tried! read more

Isla Grand - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

The breakfast was AYCE @$24.99/per from 8:30am-11am pst/weekends only. Meal includes a free pitcher of ice cold water and drinks starting at $2.99. Food had flavor and the staff kept it coming with the refills--don't throw a fit if empty, just get up on the (immediate) replacement, it's a buffet! They had all "regular items" you'd expect from a Pinoy breakfast. Jeprox and talong? More than enough Service at the tables was minimal interaction since it was self-service/ AYCE We sat by the kitchen and the servers keep the hot food coming. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambiance was nice & pleasant.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Just people enjoying the only Filipino buffet this side of the Bay Bridge that had flavor and decently priced! Gave it 4/stars , it was great but I personally need to be Wow'd for a 5-star review. read more

Isla Grand - Eggs with tomato and Jeprox. - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

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Very first time I went w my family just to experience the great filipino food. It was great tasty filipino food. I love how friendly the staff is, even tho' theyre tired they still manage to stay up and stay friendly. Over all food r great and so delicious. Put u guys on my 1st options! read more

Food was either bland or too salty. Lots of server but they are not attentive. The place gets crowded and noisy and they have poor ventilation because I smelled like I was the one cooking in the kitchen. I was disappointed because its was such a big restaurant and I was so excited to go there. read more

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Ordered to go.... Bangus sisig-- Very small portion and not worth $25. The box was so light I thought it had spilled. First time at this restaurant and now my last. Waste of $$ read more

Isla Grand - Bangus Sisig - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

The food her is very authentic. Love their seafood dishes . A bit close quarters with sitting/tables and all . The band that plays is quite good. Service is good and everyone is friendly and well versed with their menu . Have that feel of dining in one of the restaurants in our home town read more

Attentive service. Great food options, authentic tasting. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Enjoyed the bday celebration song for the patron at the other table.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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(Tom Cruise voiceover disguised as luigi of Spotify's 'you ME & luigi') The vibe is fabulous place for a Filipino culinary adventure! M.J. and Raf helped us earlier! And the band! Yes, THE band was Fishcake! A Bay Area Filipino fave! Joy warmly greeted and served us! Service was soooo fast! Yes, my head spun! Talaga! Kare Kare! Peanutty goodiness! This is one metric to measure a kitchen! And YES this dish was ultra delish! Pinakbet! Veggies! A wonderful medley of flavor! Black Gulaman! The drink of champions! Hints of licorice. Crisy Pata! The definition of hearty! The sauces were authentic and sublime! Ang sarap, pare! Thanks, Joy! And of course it was a great surprise & pleasure to see Fishcake LIVE! Salamat! Would order everything again! And M.J. and Raf can attest, we came back! And will be coming back for more! Mabuhay! Woohoo! read more

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The food is great. Authentic and delicious. The service? Not great. Not even good. I figured I'd give them a few visits to give them a chance.... pretty consistent that you will receive inconsistent service. We were seated and waited forever for a server. I had to go to the take out counter to ask them to send a server. Once we ordered the food came out whenever they felt like bringing it out. We order 2 sisigs...they brought one out. No rice. Waited nearly ten minutes while 8 of us looked at one order of sisig on the middle of the table. Finally a server came by. Asked for rice.they brought 3 pots. Weird. One sisg...3 pots of rice. Anyways. They have items listed as appetizers. You'd think those come out first. Nope. Everything comes out with no rhyme or reason. 3 stars because the food is great. Just be ready for spotty service. read more

Dined here -03-15/2026 We were seated right away - good! Gave orders @ 1:05pm and it's already 1:57pm and only our drinks came, have followed up our orders 3x and our food came at 2:03 pm!!! Women's toilet doesn't dispense soap! Food is good though. PLEASE IMPROVE!! read more

My family and I ate here and were the FIRST party to arrive. We were seated and ordered our food at 11:15am. We ordered a sulit bilao, was informed from the waitress that it was about 15-20 mins for it which was fine, but we DID NOT receive the sulit bilao until about 12:45pm. We inquired with the waitress TWICE on it at around 11:45 and 12:15, and she could not be honest with us and stated toward the end that the head chef mixed up our food orders with 2 other tables. After that, with the bad service already well known, our waitress was INTENTIONALLY avoiding us instead of trying to make up/compensate for the bad experience. We tried to pay for our bill but we were still overcharged for a couple items that we did not order and yet it took another waitress to help us out. The staff are not helpful, they cannot own up to their mistakes, and yet they cannot provide compensation for the bad experience they have instead given to their customers. I would NOT come here again until their staff are better trained, have better time management and better communication with their customers. read more

New Isla restaurant in the Bay Area and it's probably my favorite out of the three! This restaurant is very spacious, so even more perfect for larger families. Customer service was on par with its other locations. The food is of the same quality as its other locations too. I learned that the Kare Kare comes with lechon kawali, so will definitely order that as a combination again. Pork sisig was packed with flavor. Sinigang had the perfect tangy flavor. Overall very impressed with this new location and I highly recommend it! read more

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This place is huge! And definitely a hot spot for families and large groups. Party of 10: none of us were really acquainted with Filipino food, but the servers were super friendly providing great suggestions. Food comes out quickly and is super delicious! The sisig: we could eat 20 plates of it! We're coming back read more

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Came here for Sunday brunch. Parking is a little difficult. So bring your patience. The restaurant is big with plenty of tables. There were 8 people in our party and we were seated right away. Out of all the dishes we ordered, the sisig kapangpangan was the best. But everything else was a close 2nd. Everything was delicious and wish we had this in San Diego. read more

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My family and I visited to celebrate our mom's birthday, and the food was absolutely delicious! It was my first time experiencing the place, and the ambiance was fantastic. Aside from the food, the service was HORRIBLE! It took us about an hour or hour in a half to receive our food, and since we ordered a special meal, it would have been great to have an estimated time of arrival. We also didn't receive our soup, and our pitcher of water was never refilled. I asked for assistance several times, and I felt like our table was being overlooked while others were being served. read more

Isla Grand - Isla ultimate boodle fight - Filipino Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

Great vibes all around! My family unfortunately had to attend a funeral and my godmom has scheduled the reception for here. I loved how big this place was that you could reserve a whole section of the restaurant secluded from general diners. They served food buffet style including the following: - White Rice - Chicken Adobo - Liempo Asado (I think) - Sisig - Bukopandan - Kare-Kare - Chop Suey - Lumpia - Palabok - Sinigang Soup I might be missing some stuff, but my plate was too full to grab anything else. Everything was so darn good and the servers were really attentive to everyone. I'd love to come back here for a general me. It's so so good. I really missed some good Filipino food. read more