What a real hidden gem of delicious food in El Paso! This is a cafeteria-style restaurant that is…read moredo popular among Filipino locals. I know very little about Filipino food so i did a little bit of research to identify the best combo. Their Pancit noodles and Kare-kare (peanut stew) was most satisfying. Their BBQ Pork is also unbelievably tasty. They offer a rotating menu that keeps things exciting with different daily options. I have to say that Kare-kare was really, really delicious! The service is super friendly where you can experience Filipino kindness and joie de vivre. The young man who served me could clearly see that i had no clue. He gave me several small taste of pork; just for me to enjoy! What a kind gesture! The ambiance is low-key with no frills and simple table setting. If you want to experience some authentic flavors, combined to very generous portions, and a super friendly staff Halo-Halo is definitely a great place to visit!

Dinuguan and lumpia were so tasty!! They have a little market there too that has some hard to find…read morestuff. Would love to go back next time I'm in El Paso.

Arirang is one of the best places in El Paso for authentic Korean and Japanese groceries and…read moreprepared foods. Having just returned from Japan, walking through the store brought back a lot of great memories. It has that familiar atmosphere, with a wonderful selection of imported products that can be difficult to find elsewhere in the area. The store carries an impressive variety of Korean and Japanese ingredients, snacks, frozen foods, beverages, and fresh produce. Their prepared food section is also worth a visit. The Korean dumplings are outstanding, especially the glass noodle dumplings, which are among my favorites. They also offer delicious japchae, kimchi jjigae, and many other ready-to-enjoy Korean specialties. The store recently came under new management, so unfortunately the 10% military discount is no longer available. Some imported items are definitely on the expensive side, but that is to be expected with specialty products shipped from overseas. Overall, I still find the pricing to be fair, particularly considering the quality, authenticity, and selection. What truly keeps me coming back is the customer service. Marianna and Beth are always welcoming, friendly, and incredibly helpful. They take the time to answer questions, recommend products, and make every visit enjoyable. So, If you're looking for authentic Korean or Japanese ingredients, prepared meals, or simply want to experience a taste of East Asia, Arirang is absolutely worth a visit!!!

This is my favorite ethnic market in El Paso. It's our mini HMart. I am pretty sure it is Korean…read moreowned, but it does also stock a good selection of other assorted Asian ingredients, too. A very good selection for the size of the store. They have limited produce and side dishes, but they are excellent quality. The refrigerated cases and the two large frozen sections are excellent. They also sell a good variety of base ingredients, oils, vinegars, soy sauces, jangs, spices, seasoning mixes and condiments. And a whole aisle of instant ramen and other instant noodles! Heavy on Korean options, but they also have some Japanese, Indonesian and other offerings. There are tea and snack sections too. And a good rice selection - multiple varieties of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Thai and more. Service is always quick and efficient. The store is very clean and I feel confident and safe buying my food there.

I'm a local Hawaii girl that gets homesick way too often, especially for comfort foods I miss from…read morethe islands. Da Real Aloha BBQ is the only reason I lasted this long in El Paso & haven't spent an arm & a leg on flight tickets for back home yet to stuff my face Everything they make tastes just like home. My top 3 favorites are the Hamburger Steak, Kalua Pig & Chicken Katsu plates. The portions are HUGE and can easily be two meals on some days. Everything is fresh & their Mac salad hits every single time. I hate when a Mac salad has too much mayo, but Aloha BBQ makes it perfectly. Add a Hawaiian Sun drink & you'll get a Kanak attack in no time. Whether I pick it up in person or order on DoorDash, the quality and service never changes. It's my top restaurant out here for a reason!

Missed Hawaii and their food, got excited when I found out there's a local place that serve…read moreauthentic food. When I say that their Mac salad is just like Hawaii island restaurants I mean it. Love their BBQ meats as well. Small location but definitely good. Service was good and quick, no issues.

Food truck offering Filipino cuisine. Currently located at AAFES Express on Luke Street. It all…read moredepends on how busy they are obviously, but service is very good, and your food comes out pretty quickly (within 5 minutes for me, and there were four customers ahead of me). Folks who work here are very pleasant, cheerful and courteous. Food--generous serving--pork BBQ was very good with minimal fat pieces having good flavor. Pancit was good, but I wanted a little more than just cabbage and carrots in it. Rice was not very good, but it filled my hungry stomach nonetheless. They offer very good variety of food (menu board photo). Perhaps due to the recent restart of all food trucks in the area, business is picking up. Pretty soon there will be a long line with lunch crowd here.

I'm so happy I have another option for Filipino dishes!!. I consider myself a "Filipino Foodie" and…read moreknow these dishes pretty well from birth. This establishment has an authentic touch to their recipes from their motherland. I'm happy to support this team who has stayed true to keeping their dishes flavorful down to their ingredients. Unfortunately, I have never personally-physically picked up directly from their truck however thanks to Uber I still consider myself a loyal customer. I truly enjoy the Chicken Adobo dish with the Pancit and ordered the grilled skewers individually. The Char-ness of the skewers holds that flavor just like the street vendors back in the Philippines. Would I recommend this location? Absolutely!!

I've tried 3 different things from here, and I enjoyed all 3 of them. The funny thing is, I…read morewouldn't have tried them if they hadn't let me known on the Food Truck Circus Instagram that they had a vegetarian thing on their menu. I got the veggie spring rolls, which were stuffed fresh and fried to perfection. They were not greasy feeling like many can be. When I was perusing the menu, I noticed that they had boba tea, so I washed those rolls down with a tasty beverage: Thai Tea. They got the right mix of milk to flavour to tea. Also, they didn't skimp on the boba. By the time I finished, I had a good dozen left over! Last time I went, I tried the Japanese Cotton Cheesecake. I was explained that it's like American cheesecake, but half the amount of many ingredients and steamed instead of baked. Yum-Me! I'm not a fan of the traditional, but this wasn't overly sweet and the texture was almost Angels' Food Cake-y, not the cream cheese texture that grosses me out. And of course, the cashier, is cute, but married (I think), but gives me something to look at while waiting. :)

My fave food truck in El Paso! Ordered the beef udon noodles and pork lumpia with a coconut boba…read moredrink. Pork lumpia was crispy and delicious. The beef udon was flavorful and hot. There was no green tea boba but at least they had coconut and mango. Will be back for more!

The food was mediocre. We ordered the following: pancit plate, bbq plate, lechon kawali, sinigang…read moreand turon. All came with rice. The taste was not bad but could be better. The vegetables from sinigang was cabbage which is normally used for nilaga. The bbq was not bad. The portions of every meal doesn't justify the price. I think the turon was the highlight of our meal. It wasn't too sweet at all. Perfectly glazed with brown sugar. I give them props for making it fresh. We wanted to support our kababayans so we did. The service could be better if the lady would be more approachable. The only friendly staff there was there 2 year old kid. She was waving to everyone. It was hard to see the cleanliness of the truck but on one of the picture the cooking oil was visible from the outside. Running a food truck is hard but I'm hoping that next time we visit, they would improve their service and their quality of food. Still worth giving them a chance for our next visit.

Ai soos Maria! I'm so sorry but their food was not like any Filipino food that I have ever ate or…read moremade! I loved the Filipino ladies and their customer service but shame their food. I ordered the pancit and I was shocked to find it bland with no green onion, white onion, garlic, etc. only small pieces of cabbage and 3 slivers of carrots. The lumpia was the size of a pencil but the beef stick was the only thing that was good. Next time, I'll pass and look at another food truck.

It's a food truck parked at AAFES Express on Luke Street in Biggs area specializing in Filipino…read morecuisine. Serving is generally generous with plenty of pancit. You can choose between chicken, beef and pork for protein. You can choose rice or pancit for starch. Some lunch plates come with two lumpia, but you can special order them if you want. Service is very friendly. I went there at the end of lunch hours, so it wasn't crowded. There was no wait, and I must've received my food within five minutes after I placed my order. Now, the food. It was alright. It lacked wow factor for me, but it tasted just fine. My pork was a little tough and dry, but had some decent flavor. Pancit tasted just fine. I prefer to have had some more vegetables in it, but there was plenty of rice noodles and satisfied my hunger. Lumpia was definitely overcooked. It wasn't burned, but it was very close to it. I think Lumpia Express offers very good alternatives to regular hamburgers and pizzas. After all, it's all about supporting a local business, isn't it??

This is just not the traditional filipino flavor that everyone knows and enjoys. The sinigang isn't…read moresour at all. It's more of a salty/fishy-like flavor. The rice isn't jasmine. The Lumpia is some sort of flavor that doesn't resemble any of the lumpia I've eaten and I'm 100% filipina and lived in the philippines for 12 years. They sell bulgogi... It just seems like a fusion place rather than a filipino food truck.

I was super excited to hear about a Chinese market here in El Paso. Coming from Brooklyn to Dallas…read moreand now El Paso I've been missing the ease of just grabbing dumplings or any sauces I need. I was pleasantly surprised with the selection available. Sadly the pricing reflects the fact that you're in El Paso. Nearly double what you'd pay at a Chinese market. So that stinks. It beggars can't be choosers. Some of the items didn't look too fresh and it was a little dusty in some spots. So not a lot of rotation of products. But overall was happy to grab some dumplings and egg rolls!

The service at this market is absolutely awful!!!! I spent almost $200, some of that was live…read moreseafood. I purchase some clams and some crayfish. The crayfish were in little net bags, I did see movement so I grabbed 4bags. 3.3lbs of those were dead. The cashier failed to give us our clams, I called them when we got home she apologized for "forgetting to give us our bag". We live far west and in traffic the drive is over 30mins. The Manager eventually joined the call and told me I had to pick up my clams that day (we wouldn't even have made it in time as they were about to close) or I would lose my money because that was our responsibility. I asked if he could just give me a credit for the dead seafood and the clams they kept. I took a video of the dead crayfish and weighed them in a scale. He absolutely refused and became hostile on the phone. I told him I would call my bank, and take to social media so consumers would know who they are dealing with. They kept taunting me and deleting my comments. He posted a sign about bags and posted that on TikTok, then also posted something stating "if you don't know how to handle live seafood, don't buy it". I have lived on the coast for a large part of my life and I'm very familiar with handling seafood. This is incredibly childish and unprofessional. The amount for these items totaled approximately $40-50, I spent almost $200. I honestly didn't see a big deal. I told them I would never return, their response was "THANK GOD!".