I continue to be satisfied with my time at Sari-Sari. Always welcomed in warmly and service is…read morefriendly and efficient. I usually get the same thing as I don't eat pork or beef, but everything looks delicious, and appears to be made with love. I usually don't visit during the lunch rush but today I did, and the music was louder than it usually is, so the conversations seemed to fill the room. It felt like a party where everyone was enjoying themselves. Shame on me for only having 3 check-ins, because I come here often lol. Bring the kiddos on a Tuesday and enjoy only paying for the adults in your group!!

Service was quick and friendly. Some of the decor inspired familial nostalgia. The food was good…read more Our favorite item was the pork skewers appetizer, followed by the lumpia. They were sold out of lechon so we got a dish where the pork belly was chopped and mixed with a citrus sauce (served w/egg on top so very breakfast-y). The shrimp pancit was decent and the fried rice was blah (tasted like the frozen stuff you can buy frozen at the grocery store). The Cassava Cake was our favorite dessert but the Sapin-Sapin was fun too.

Heading to the Philippines in Jan '27, so scouting out different dishes in preparation for our…read moretrip. If Kabayan Kusina is any indication of what we will experience, coming back home might be purposefully delayed. Located in a shopping center across from the HEB on De Zavala, nearly hidden, is a restaurant waiting to treat your taste buds to a wonderful meal. The Sisig, pork belly, is so flavorful that it in itself is worth a repeat visit. Wifey added the Chicken Adobe, upgraded the white rice to garlic rice and added lumpia as a side dish. Push all 3 to the middle and let the festivities begin. The chicken is tender, sauce is tasty, and the mixture of all 3 just makes us excited about our upcoming trip. Just before you push yourself away from the table, be sure to ask if they have the Ube Crème Brûlée Cake. It's only available on the weekends and it goes fast. It's a purple mousse cake with a caramelized top. Light, so fun to eat, and it made us spoon fight to the final piece. I had thoughts of licking the plate afterwards, but I was on my best behavior. To sum it up and In the words of the Filipinos...Petmala! The inside tables are packed together so go early and get a seat. The customers came in, ate and then made room for the others on a fairly quick basis. Peaking over and talking to the customers next to us made the experience fun and gave the place a good vibe. The owner and waitstaff were super friendly as it is accustomed to their culture. No doubt we are coming back soon and probably will bring another couple to enjoy.

A bit of odd hours so double check before you go. Service wasn't the friendliest at least to us, it…read moreseems like a community hub and family owned business which I can respect. I cannot tell if this is because this cuisine is just incompatible with my palate or if I ordered wrong. They get pretty busy but I didn't have to wait at 11:30am on a Saturday. I ordered the crispy pork roll and tried the lumpia. The main entrees do come with rice which is nice. I thought the lumpia was okay (5.7/10), it was fried nicely and crunchy. The crispy pork roll is very fatty so flavor fatigue hits fast (7/10) The sauces don't help too much in my opinion. I think this place is better to do family style but even then I'm not sure if I would come back based on both service and food.

This filipino spot is far from me but was worth the trip! We tried their longanisa plate and a pork…read morebelly combo. As a filipino, I love sweet longanisa but I prefer the sausage wrapped ones because I like a bit of char on it. I didn't love their pancit, but loved their garlic rice. We also tried their kwek kwek (fried quail eggs) and it was tasty and love that it came with suka (vinegar sauce). I asked for a sweet chili sauce as well. There's a few streetfood items here that's hard to get elsewhere in San Antonio, like bulaklak. I was tempted to try even though it's pretty unhealthy. They're crispy, fried pork tissue fat and usually have a nice chewy texture. My favorite thing that we ordered was the pork sisig. It came out on a sizzling plate. I just wish it had more mayo and garnishes on it. Mostly just pork flavor. Our waiter was nice and the freshly made juice was amazing. We got a huge glass of fresh watermelon juice and calamansi lemonade. The restaurant itself seems like a venue for parties too, since they have a small karaoke stage. They also connect to a small grocery store with several Filipino staples. I was able to pick up Datu Puti vinegar and some Boy Bawang cornick! I'd come back if I was closer in the area or if i'm really craving a Filipino dish that I can't already make at home.

This was my 2nd stop at this spot...brought a buddy who was in search of Pancit...I knew the food…read morewas great (my 2nd visit)...however my buddy and I helped a gentleman hang a TV in the Restaurant...later I spotted this T-Shirt that was for sale...They only had the display left...the gentleman that we helped hang the TV...sold me the Last shirt at a discount...this is the kind of spot that you want in your Neighborhood...Love this spot...Oh yeah, the food is great too!!!

Not only is this a great grocery spot, but they serve delicious fresh food here as well. Has a…read more decent variety of snacks and drinks, and service is always quick and reliable.

You definitely have to be looking for this place to find it. It is tucked away off of Pat Booker Rd…read morenear Randolph AFB. When you enter you're immediately in the market full of Asian items. The staff is friendly and welcoming. As you walk to the rear of the market you reach the restaurant. Seating is very limited as there are supplies everywhere. The food is cafeteria style on a hot line. You basically point and ask for what you want. Combos are served with Pancit, steamed rice, and lumpia. I ordered the kare-kare which was super tender and flavorful. I appreciate that the peanut flavor was not overpowering. Pricing is reasonable. I enjoyed it

A-Mei-zing Wonderful…read morefood prepared perfectly with tons of wonderful flavors. Just do it already. Correct address 105 Sadie St, San Antonio, TX 78210 Check facebook for hours.

Dad wanted to help out Mei since our first time there was for Yelp freebies. We didn't get to order…read morethen because we weren't immediately headed home. This time Dad and I shared the Lumpia plate, which came with 6 lumpias and we opted for the noodles. Just simply delish! My husband had The Maria, which was chicken with 3 lumpias and rice. Mei gave us a complimentary Adobo plate to try. It was very tender but heavy on the soy sauce. Dad and I shared the Ube drink again. I forgot the AAPI Heritage Month Passport stamp last time so Mei gave me my sticker! Mei definitely has the lumpias down and we'll be back to have more.

After a recent trip to the Philippines, I wanted to let my kids experience some of the tastes that…read moreI had just enjoyed. The setup is different from other buffets in that they plate everything for you. They ask what you want and they ask how much and dish it out. The food was good. There wasn't anything that I disliked, but nothing jumped out as amazing, either. I asked if they had halo halo and I was told they do but it's $10 per and that seemed too much for me. Also, the lady who served most of our food was addressed as Susie, so I guess it's her place, but she didn't really smile. It always bothers me when food service people don't smile.

Great food and staff! The food is delicious and flavorful reminds me of back home. I wish it's…read moreclose where I live. Mark(cashier) he's very polite, kind and sweet. He makes sure that I got all I needed. Fantastic job! Will recommend to family and friends!!

DD delivery yesterday for lunch. Nice portion and the…read morechicken was seasoned perfectly. The lumpia was a little too soft and the pan it lacked the curry flavor as well. I've have take out before not sure what happened this time. Also no Utensils or napkins with my takeout.

I was excited to try this place but am disappointed in their customer service and cleanliness. I…read moreapproached the truck to pick up my order and after ringing the bell (appeared I was being ignored by the girl rolling lumpia in the truck) and waiting several minutes I tapped on the window to get her attention. I politely greeted her hello and said "order for Mariah", she only opened the window enough to hear my name and then slammed it back shut not responding to me. Then she turned back around and gave me a 5 min hand signal. As I waited for my food I noticed she was either on FaceTime or watching videos with her phone on the prep table/cutting board while rolling raw lumpia. This is so unsanitary, phones hoard ALOT of germs. As for the food, it was ok, pork sticks could've used more char and sauce, lechon cuts had an equal amount of meat to fat ratio, pancit needs just a touch more flavoring, rice was nice and dry the way I like it. I tried one lumpia because I was pretty grossed out about her phone and they were tasty, crunchy, and rolled tight. Overall it was ok. I appreciate the tables and sitting area to enjoy my meal if ever so.

Me and my wife and kids love coming here .we enjoy our conversations with Sarah at the counter it…read morehas been years since we sat down and ate there I hope all is well

Parking seems a bit limited. It reminds me of a small mom-and-pop store. I love that they have the…read moremajority of the ingredients we buy, and I'm glad to have found this place near Lackland, which is closer than the other Asian stores we have to drive to. The store's male owner was welcoming and very friendly. However, Tina, who checked my husband and me out, provided no customer service. I had to engage and say, "Hi, how are you?" which made me feel like I was bothering her, as she wasn't friendly or welcoming at all. I asked the owner a question about desserts and such, and she rudely interrupted talking down on him, which shocked both my husband and I. As much as she lacked customer service, she will not stop us from coming back. I would like to give this place a 5 star, but with Tina's attitude and all, I have to knock a star off.

Service is good. Ambiance is laid back…read more Food reminds me of "home" cooking I miss having filipino food and this definitely satisfy my itch for filipino food. Love the chicken Adobe with lumpia and steamed rice

2 stars for who knows? This place said they'd open in 2025!!! It's still closed and no word?? No…read moresign??? No info?? Come on! People love Filipino food, let your customers know what is going on!!!

good fast food- nothing exceptional but would visit them more often if they were closer where I…read morelived

I would drive four hours from Mission, Texas, just to eat delicious Chickenjoy. When my sister…read moreTiffany lived near a Jollibee for work and came home to visit, it was expected that she bring Jollibee with her because it wasn't accessible to us in the Rio Grande Valley. Jollibee feels like home to my family and me. It will always taste delicious, no matter which part of the country I enjoy it in, because it holds such deep sentimental value for us. It's a small piece of the Philippines that we get to have here in the States, and it allows us to hold on to that little bit of childhood we left behind in Dumaguete City. I made sure to get some kids meals on this visit to enjoy a little Jollibee toy. Jollibee makes the little kid in me happy.