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    4.5 (65 reviews)
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    Casual
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Grace B.

    07.08.2026 - KABAYAN - FOLSOM, CA - went to get some official paperwork done and this place was only 10 mins away. Why not? I miss my Mom's food and most home recipes are made at least four people. I had to stop by and try it. I got their two combo plate and a side order of their lumpia. My combo I ordered pancit only (you can do half/half steamed rice if you like), Guisantes and Pork Sinigang soup. Oh man I miss it so much! It was last minute add on with the lumpia. I was too full so I had to take my lumpia to go. What a pleasant experience. The pancit is so good. It was a mix of bihon noodles and bits of canton noodles. Guisantes so yummy. The meat was tender and the Pork Sinigang had the perfect sourness in the broth. A good ratio of vegetables and pork. Love it! I definitely recommend this place. #filipinofood

    3/27/2026:  Kabayan!
    Shirley M. F.

    3/27/2026: First-Born Daughter drove us to Folsom inhaling AUTHENTIC FILIPINO CUISINE after my left eye surgery ordeal. The total bill=Lunch for two plus, food to go, too! There won't be a necessary arduous journey driving to Seafood City located in Elk Grove CA anymore . . . Bakit=Why? Kabayan~lol! Maraming Salamat, Po!

    Barbecue pork skewers
    Mary Jae L.

    Great to have a Filipino food place in Folsom! There was plenty of parking available and reasonable wait for a Sunday lunch time. I went for the three item combo plate with half bihon and half rice from the hot foods display. The three items I chose were the barbecue chicken skewer, barbecue pork skewer, and sisig. The sisig had more of a stew texture that most sisigs I have tried, but was still tasty. It was not spicy though which was a bit disappointing for me. The barbecue skewers were solid. The bihon was average but I would choose it as part of a combo again. The staff were very friendly. The restaurant is on the small side but there are some table and chairs available. There are also Filipino snacks for sale. I'll be back to try some of the other dishes!

    Sinigang
    Chau P.

    I came here for lunch and had a very delicious meal. I got a two item plate with bbq pork and sinigang. For your base, you can get rice, pancit, or both. Auntie packed my plate with pancit and I can get full from just that. The pork skewers are sweet and salty, and the sinigang was sour and fresh. Both dishes were very good, I'm excited to go back and try their other dishes. You can also sample the dishes too. I finished my meal with a halo halo which was $10. One of the best halo halo I've had!

    Chicken inasal
    Mel J.

    This restaurant & mini market is located near Raley's on East Bidwell. Their menu is different every day. They have combo meal in which you can choose the protein that you like. Follow their facebook page to see their daily menu. The service is always friendly and with smile. - Pancit: the noodle was good and well seasoned. It was cooked perfectly and still had firmness - Adobong pusit (Squid): my favorite Filipino dish and it was tasty. The squid was tender and each piece was big. The sauce was a tad too salty for me. - Pork sisig: delicious! They had the perfect balance of meat and fat. The dish was well seasoned. However, I wish that they included more onion pieces. - Pork ribs sinigang: good. The pork ribs meat was super tender. The broth was refreshing and tasty. However, I wish that the broth was a little more sour and the soup had more vegetables. - Chicken inasal: chicken was tender and flavorful. The chicken pieces were quite generous. - Kare kare: good creamy gravy (but I wish the peanut flavor is more prominent). The meat pieces were tender & the vegetable was fresh

    Samirrah W.

    They are so friendly. This is my second time there there's lots of parking every time I've been there. I've had something new. Everything is good. I've had the screws and barbecue short ribs right here. I'm not sure what the name of it pork belly but this is so good.

    BBQ skewer, dinuguan, and rice.
    Christina I.

    OMGeee! Not only does this place serve food, it's like a mini market. I haven't had some of these snacks in forever. There's nothing out here that I know of except one other Filipino restaurant. But to get groceries... that's another story. Seeing this brought so much joy. They also have sweet treats made like bika, puto, etc. Food: Okay, so I read the bad review and I don't know what they're talking about. The food was good! I had the dinuguan and bbq skewer with rice. So yummy and the portions were good too. I also tried their sago (think Filipino boba) and I can't believe I've never had this before, so good! Service: It was a little busy, there were 3 people ahead of me. I was greeted though. Even with being busy, they were nice. I even got the suggestion about trying the sago because I asked what that was from another customer. Ambiance: So here's where I think people will disagree with me. With Folsom being Folsom, it's basic. But here's the thing, if you're Filipino it feels a bit like home. You may go in there thinking it looks like a cafeteria. But for me, it brought me back to the days where I'd go shopping with my Mom. There's enough seating. But if the ambiance isn't your vibe, just take the food to go. ‍

    Catering menu
    Rich R.

    I ordered these trays from their catering menu. The lumpias were perfectly fried with a hint of sweetness to the meat filling. The pork sisig was seasoned nicely as well. I wish they use the most traditional sisig ingredient like pork jowl, ears and belly. Nevertheless, these were delicious additions to a buffet spread.

    01.12.25 storefront
    May A.

    Serving Authentic Filipino Dishes [Folsom CA] While in the Folsom area I happened to notice this Filipino restaurant with its name in bright red bold letters. Inside is a modest space they designated for customer table seating. On the other side of the wall are shelves they used for merchandise, selling some grocery items. It looked like a new business and it was busy inside, a little chaotic. I popped in and inquired if they had Halo-halo, a popular Filipino dessert. They didn't have it available. I left but I returned the next day. The Next Day: I returned today and decided to try their food. The combo meals had 6 dishes to choose from. This menu rotates daily. My Combo #1 comes with choice of 2 scoops of rice or pancit bihon or half and half. I chose half rice, half pancit and the bistek for my dish. The food was authentic Filipino cuisine. The beef steak ("bistek") was flavorful and the meat was tender. The portion seemed small, though, but I guess that's what you get for $10. For an add'l $2 you can also make your meal to include a drink. This restaurant has only been in operation for less than a month, opened 12/17/24. Looks like they're off to a great start and I hope it remains that way. I was told that one can check their daily menu on their Facebook page. They are closed on Mondays. Kabayan (or kababayan) in Tagalog translates to "fellow Filipino, countryman, or townmate." Mabuhay kababayan! Review #3652

    Chicken Inasal
    Meg A.

    The best chicken inasal in town. We experienced exceptional Filipino hospitality at this establishment. Ms. Abbie's personal touch in checking on us made us feel valued. This exemplifies the warm welcome we've come to expect. We will certainly return.

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    8 months ago

    Some of the best lechon and pork bbq I've ever had. Truly. Sinigang was absolutely delicious. Will 100% be back again... and again.

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    Great foods very nice people friendly and helpful varieties of selection to choose from

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    Delicious authentic Filipino food. Would highly recommend! You can also do some groceries after eating. Definitely worth checking out.

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