Nice little place with a nice staff. Filipino burrito was crazy good, a very interesting and…read moredelicious mix of flavors, I don't know what all was going on in there. Adobo bowl was good but needed more sauce, esp because their sauces are so flavorful. The meat was fantastic and plentiful. Good prices too!

Had the pork skewers , adobo pork and shrimp fried rice . Only 1/2 mile away from the Tesla charger…read moreand well worth it . Everything was cooked to order , fresh and delicious. The place was clean and the workers were really nice . Will make it a point to come here on my way to an from Chicago . Decent prices for what you get . Go for it , you won't be sorry here . Bathrooms clean too .

Authentic Pinoy snacks and treats served by a sweet lady! My husband enjoy a halo halo almost every…read moretime we're in Southpark Mall.

I come to this area quarterly for work and when I discovered this place I was excited to have a go…read moreto Filipino spot. I tried the sinigang and a tapsilog dish and lumpia and they were all fantastic. Someones Tita is in the back putting in work and they were so sweet and insisted on handing me my food each time. The bar itself though in the last year has progressively become raunchy. I get it though, its a bar. But the constant video cycling of booty shaking from their parties is a bit excessive. My first encounter here they were only playing filipino artists which I thought was rare. My next few visits filipino artists did not make the playlist. At 7pm the music volume was always at the highest level, I would have to scream for the bartender to hear my order. This no longer felt like a place I wanted to sit and enjoy my meal. Over all this place feels like its having an identity crisis. Like a 19 year old was given the keys to build this restaurant/bar. From the video games, strip pole, volleyball court etc it all feels so unorganized. The staff is friendly and the food is good, the environment just aint cutting it for me unless I was looking to start partying at 7pm on a wednesday.

I've not been there yet but have heard good things about the food. But heard service is horrid…read more I'll go for some lumpia and adobo though.

We were headed to Starved Rock and it was getting late - figured to stop and grab a quick lunch…read morehere. Pick two combo is about $15 and the items we had were not overly seasoned or overcooked. To me, it was very much family home cooking. Portions are generous with plenty of rice to go with the entrees. Get drinks from the cooler - calamansi and mango nectar cans are just $2 while the Thai ice tea in the bottles are $4. Fresh baked goods from the grocery are up front at the counter - don't miss. A plate of fresh puto (steamed sweet rice cakes) are just $5.

The food if made to order and do delicious. Shop for treats and drinks to enjoy at home but don't…read moreleave without their beef rolls! The owners are so kind and helpful

Came here with my brother who loves Filipino food. My first time trying the cuisine. I got the…read morechicken adobo which came with fried rice and it was a good sized portion. The chicken was really tender and the broth was very flavorful. The entrance was a little tricky as there are two separate spaces. The front door is actually the take out area but the dine in restaurant entrance was on the side. Don't let the simple exterior and the fact that it's in a strip mall fool you, the dining space was actually really nice inside.

It's kind of the ultimate comfort food. Even though they've moved from downtown, the egg rolls…read moretaste the same as what I first had them in the early '80s. Not sure why, but no place anywhere I've ever been has been able to replicate them. Go easy on the hot mustard, it'll burn your nose if you overdo it.

I walked in because i was getting an ice cream cake next door…read more I'm pretty familiar with filipino cuisine and saw they have halo halo, which is one of my favorite childhood desserts. It was $7.99 and it was delicious! I've never had one with frosted flakes and I was pleasantly surprised. It never got soggy. It's always such a fun dessert to eat. I'll need come back and try some of their other foods as well! Also, the workers seemed very sweet.

Great place.. Hidden gem. I'm able to shop for hard-to-find items and grab lunch at the same time…read more I'm a huge fan of their Lumpias. They're so good and very reasonably priced. The store is clean and staff are helpful and friendly

Reminds me of the old Filipino spot I grew up going to way back in the day but way cleaner. Think…read morePanda Express but with classic Filipino dishes that are made fresh and offerings change daily. You can opt for a 2 item combo with rice ($14) or a small ($12) or large ($20) size a la carte item. Food was pretty good that day. Tried the pancit, beef tapa, pork menudo, and kare kare which were all solid and a tad on the saltier side (in general, I find all Chicago food to be on the salty side). Service is minimal, order at the front, take your food and sit wherever you like, and pay when you're done in case you change your mind and want something else. =P Anyways, the vibe is definitely like showing up to your tito/tita's place to eat (you probably aren't that hungry, but will proceed to over order and over eat like a good Filipino). That's all I got on this one. 'Til next time, cheers!

I found this hidden gem in Naperville, and I'm so happy there's authentic Filipino food that's…read moretruly good! Delicious homemade Filipino dishes! Kate-kare feels like a warm hug! The staff is very friendly and welcoming! The place is spotless and gives a cozy, home-like vibe. I will definitely return for more!

Typical carinderia style, turo-turo…read more For a Filipino in the area with not much choices... this is ok and my go-to whenever I crave for some filipino food that I can't or don't know how to cook. I always love Palabok. But this time, their palabok taste that something is missing... it lacks the taste of "tinapa" smoke fish. And for the price, I think it is pricey. We opt for a combo meal, rice and 2 choice of viands. It's just fine. Nothing special.

I'd like to start off by saying I have never had Filipino food so I have nothing to compare it to…read more I was not sure what to expect. The lady there was very kind and allowed me to try out a few dishes. My favorite was the beef and the pancit. I like the pork too, but it was a bit spicy for me and I thought it would be better once I got home and had something to drink with it, but it didn't help much. I really liked the dessert. She told me to try it cold and then to warm it up. I have to say that I liked it both ways. If I'm ever in the area again, I will definitely stop for more of the beef and pancit.

I love visiting Lina's when I'm about to go grocery shopping at woodmans down the road since…read morethey're decently close. It's similar to a bodega set up where the front of store is a grocery store, and the back is where they have a bunch of fresh hot food. My favorite things to get are the arroz caldo and turon. They also have a cold case of some things you can pick up as well, so had to stock up on some siapao!

Super sweet people- really nice selection of filipino foods, both grocery and prepared dishes…read more I went to get some things for our hospice caregiver and she was so happy to enjoy the flavors of home.