I use to go here all the time, now, not so much. I still go but very seldom. Whenever I get the corn beef and rice, it smells kinda funny like it's spoiled. Not sure if it's the rice or the corn beef. Maybe the ingredients they use? I usually get just the "ulam" with no rice and they're usually fine. read more

I don't understand all these bad reviews. The employees and owner have been nothing but kind, friendly, and talkative when I go in. The food is delicious and great for when you can't get your Lola to cook for you. You can also pick up any hard to find snacks or chips you've been missing. The people writing the reviews are actually the rude ones. This is my go to fast food Filipino food. read more

This place is a hit or miss. The food is really good when it's freshly made; however there's some entree that tastes like it's a day old or so. The halo halo is not for me here, it's lacking pudding and the most important thing the ube ice cream. The egg rolls I got were really burnt and over salted. read more

Food is rotten and salty! Wasted money and food! I called Attention of the crew denied everything! The crew said the it was just cooked! But the gata taste like rotten! They serve salty tinola! And old shredded adobo! Rice over cooked! Not worth the try! read more

if you're Filipino and you want to eat a home cooked meal, without actually cooking, you gotta get food here. the sinigang is always a winner and of course, the fried fish. there's also chips, snacks, and other small Filipino items that you can buy there as well. the only thing about the actual place is that it kinda feels crowded there sometimes because they're selling so much stuff, but other than that, there's not much down side to the place. it's simple so just go your casual self and enjoy the food. read more

I used to work near this place and everytime I crave for good, authentic Filipino food, Kapit Bahay is my first choice. Although at home, I eat mostly homemade Filipino food, I still have this craving of something that's not. I love that their food selection is not limited. From fried, to soup, to boil, to steam, to grilled, to BBQ, etcetera etcetera. This place hardly gets busy, as they have plenty of seats- good for families, big groups, and the solo. The parking I believe is not that busy as well. Affordale price, great food selections, nice staff, and all. read more

This is probably the best Filipino restaurant in OC. I've been going to this place since the 90's when I lived in the area. Its now my preferred stop for lunch or dinner when I'm driving through that part of the I-5 near Disneyland. The place is located in a strip mall with a cluster of Asian restaurants, and anchored by a Ranch 99 market. All the food is served cafeteria style. My favorite dishes are the kare kare (beef stew with veggies in a peanut butter sauce), mungo (green mung bean soup similar to split pea soup in taste and texture) and the pork sinigang (Filipino version of the more popular Thai soup Tomyum). Over the years, the restaurant has added a lot of food items imported from the Philippines. About a quarter of the original dining tables have been converted to merchandising tables. There's still sufficient tables for dining. They also started offering an ice blended Pineapple Mango drink which is delicious and refreshing. The restaurant has prospered and they have recently opened another location in Vegas to cater to the burgeoning Filipino community over there. If you are craving good Filipino food and happen to be near the Disneyland area, I recommend giving this place a try. Parking is easy and plentiful. read more

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Three words: lechon kawali. Sorry, third word was me salivating thinking about it. This is where I get my Filipino food fix right after ice skating at The Rinks. Sweat carbs out, consume back in. Balances out right? -__- FOOD: Typical point-and-choose. You can buy the combo or take side items home. So far, I've had their lechon kawali (mmmm), bopis, bistek, chicken afritada, and pork adobo. I wasn't a fan of their adobo nor afritada. They also have the usual Filipino bread, treats, chips, etc., you can buy, it's like a mini-store. AMBIANCE: Cozy, simple, easy to maneuver my big-ass around the tables that are close to each other. Condiments are plenty in forms of bottles (patis, lemon juice, soy sauce, spicy vinegar, sriracha). SERVICE: Good people. read more

Kapit Bahay - Bistek & onions, pork adobo, lechon kawali...plenty of leftovers the next day - Filipino Near Me - Anaheim, California

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Their chicken adobo is the bomb. Their serving is too much for two scoops of rice. You're wanting to get more rice. The only downside for this, is their pansit which is TOO dry. I love this place when I'm looking for a Filipino food. read more

Kapit Bahay - Filipino Near Me - Anaheim, California

For the love of GOD it's nurses weeks and I ordered food ahead for my nurses paid in the afternoon and they said oh I thought you canceled it ,I paid within the afternoon to make sure I'll get my orders ready to my dismay I came in the ff day they said ohhh it was not ready I thought it's canceled we don't have the receipt so we don't have your order ,and I'm sorry ,was more than just angry and they *#%€¥ let me wait for 30 min it's ridiculous read more

The halo-halo is too expensive for what you get. They are cheap on the ingredients...meaning they don't put much in it. Missing lots of the good stuff. The lady was not friendly either. read more

I'm just going to put it like this, if you are craving Filipino food, this place will satisfy that. They have an array of dishes, i mean seriously, a huge selection of hot dishes. You wont be disappointed and overwhelmed as well with the choice you will have to make. The price I would say is fair. They only have 2 options, a one item combo and a 2 item combo, if you want 3 items, its an extra $2.75, I think. that's a little pricey on my cheap ass standards, but hey, it is what it is. Im a fatty when it comes to Filipino food. Overall, this is a good location the restaurant, easily accessible and right off the 5 free way.Its delicious and up to par with moms home cooking. read more

My mom cooks delicious Filipino food. She's not always in town to curb my cravings so sometimes I hit up a restaurant. And often times, it just falls short. The mungo at this place lacked flavor. :-( But the positive thing is that it's motivated me to look for a recipe I can try (something easy) so I can learn to cook it myself. Their chicken adobo is dry. And from what I'm told by The Huz, the halo-halo is pretty ordinary too. So, for "ok" Filipino food, yes, this place is an option. And it's always nice to see Filipino businesses. :-) read more

We are Filipino. We are obliged to love Filipino food. This place is called "Neighbor". The best way to get good food here is to be nice to your neighborly ladies behind the counter! Greet them, speak Tagalog if you can, and ask which of their dishes was freshly cooked in a kind, genuine way. Don't judge them for reheating the food. Talk to the owner if you want to be elitist! Everyone here is kind and always give you huge portions. Again, BE NICE and polite to your elders. Engage in small talk without holding up the line of hungry lunch-goers. And when you're done, say "salamat" and pay in cash if you can! read more

Love their HALO HALO ! I don't like tons of weird meats, but I enjoy the mong bean dish, the fresh lumpia when it is available and the chicken pie..... Mom feels at home here since it is Filipino food and is very authentic... they even sell the pastries and stuff from Manila direct... It is way cheaper than Goldilocks or whatever is now Lelin bakeshop in Cerritos and is cheaper than Jolibee...I hope if the owner sees this, she remembers me since we have been constant clients lollllll read more

So for every purchase here and you use your card (debit or credit) you pay .50 cents claiming high bank fees... but it seems they're making more money in fees than they pay the bank... another Filipino style rip-off? Also, the service sucks, and food is not that good either. I wish they'd change management. Not going back there sorry. read more

We came in with a party of 14. As soon as the server knew how many we were he tried to rush us. 2 item $7.95 not worth it.Selection not so appealing,we had no choice . I would of gone next door to jollibee,at least fresher food. Not being rushed. read more

Not honest ingredients..ordered Pakbet and all it has are mushy GREEN BEANS and squash! I've never had Pakbet like that ever before! I also ordered a couple more dishes and they don't even fill it up with the meat but with sauce. They don't wipe the over spill on the side of the container nor wrap the individual dishes..go figure what happens when you transport your food... A MESS!!! The only good thing going for this restaurant is location, since it's by the highway and convenient to go to. Otherwise, just go to Jollibee next to it or go inside 99 Ranch to order their cooked food! read more

This place is great! I love the fast service and the huge selection of Filipino snacks! My absolute favorite has to be the Bangus( not sure if I spelled that correctly) but the fried milk fish is sooo delicious and of course gotta get that Royal Orange soda! read more

Kapit Bahay - Filipino Near Me - Anaheim, California

Love Filipino breakfast here. They have baby bangus, jeprox, langonisa and corned beef in the morning. I often get it to go in bulk and re-cook at home. Great local spot. read more

Kapit Bahay - Filipino Near Me - Anaheim, California

I eat here often, last time I came here I bought my meal as usual and took dessert Togo ( sticky rice with brown sugar sauce). Got home and opened it up and there was mold in it! I figure I'll let this go stuff happens, I go get food today as usual, and get my dessert Togo....as I'm driving home I decide to have a piece of rice cake (puto) and I bite into it and as I'm chewing it I look down at the rice cake and see green mold spots on them!!! This is the second time this has happened!!!! And will be the last!!!! This is very unhealthy and unprofessional!!!! read more

Kapit Bahay - Filipino Near Me - Anaheim, California

The food here is delicious authentic Filipino dishes. You can't go wrong with any of the choices. The only thing that I don't care for is that they only accept cash and if you want to pay with a debit or credit card, they charge an additional fee! They make great lumpia and pancit. Their adobo is to die for! I better stop because I'm getting hungry....... read more

Food is ok but the sales ladies calls you "Tita" it's very offensive since those ladies look older than you!!!

Me and my wife came here about a week ago. My wife is Filipino, so this kind of food just reminds me of the good food I eat when we have parties or get togethers lol. Food was great! Very tasty and we enjoyed it. There were two lady's working that day one wasn't so happy, kinda pushy. The other was very kind. I knocked one star off from that lady read more

Been to this place a couple of times. Some food were good, some were not, and some food looked like "tira-tira" from previous day. The owner, I presume, turns me off every time I go there. Unlike other Filipino "turo-turo" who are nice kababayan, this owner is exceptionally "madamot". I felt bad for the old folks (already eating) who asked how much for a piece of longoniza (sausage) and was told the cost per order, meaning she cannot sell by piece. Oh common! why so greedy? Even my "to go" ulam container is not filled up. The owner always seems to be so into being in charge in serving the food instead of assigning to the assistants. I will boycott this place especially now that I discovered a new Filipino turo-turo at The Village of Orange, I do not have to go to Euclid to buy Filipino food when we crave for it. I don't usually give this bad review.... but have to speak out my opinion because of my last experience. I feel for the old Filipino couple. read more

Orale, this meat is incredible, whatever it was. I went with a Filipina freind who was knowledgable on Filipino food. I saw something with ground beef and vegetables which looked like Mexican food, I was curious so I tried it, it was delicous, I also had a savory beef too. I almost asked for a tortilla. There was also a beef which had the taste of soy sauce, omg it has such great flavor. My freind tells me there are better places but I really liked this place. They also sold fish chips, cookies and more. The restaurant had a large choice of items to view under glass. Parking was good, the people were very freindly. From the opinion of a Mexican-American, Orale, this place is "Muy Cheverre!!" read more

Its a ripoff I am a filipino and lived in the philippines for 20years and even the public canteens that costs 1$ in the philippines beat this thing out Cons 1 its so expensive for the meal its not worth it 2 drinks is expensive and .75c REFILL and its inside their station just so no one does it thats how greedy they are even I ask they told me you cant be filipino without being greedy i told them not all of us just you 3 lack of flavor and too much shortcuts I am a cook by profession and too much artificial flavorings they care abt the $$ not the service read more

This place is a so, so place. Positive: The lady who helped me was nice. The food is ok. Negative: The lay-out of this store seemed disorganize and odd to my eyes. Maybe, it's just my vision but it seemed like everything is all over the place. :/ Parking: Easy Conclusion: Sadly, if this is the only Filipino store open when I'm really hungry and desperate for my Filipino craving then I would go here. If I have a choice I will eat somewhere else. Stars: 2.5 read more

Great place to get Filipino food, fast! If you're like me who lives only 5 min. away and comes here way too often, then the food can be boring. They general have the same food every day, but who cares, it's good! I always come here when I want to order food by trays because their price is fair. Just a tip: if you're buying pancit by the tray, know that their pancit is mixed canton and bihon. So you'll have to be specific and tell them if you only want pancit bihon. read more

Well, this is my first attempt to write a review on yelp so it definitely had to be a filipino food place. I work in Anaheim, and have not found a place that was close enough for me to go during lunch on a consistent basis so I finally decided to take a drive to Kapit Bahay. I must say it's not the best, I've had better. But if you're craving filipino food, this place is decent. The food is already prepared so you can just pick what you like and eat, just what I was hoping for. I must agree with the other review that said food was not always fresh. Bottom line, would I go back? probably but I'm still searching for a better place for filipino food near my work. Driving to West Covina would be too far! read more

I love my culture and it's food! Lol. I don't eat Filipino food everyday cause we all know it's not that great for you haha. BUT when I am home sick and need some comfort food this is my go to! They pack my plate and are always so nice to me! Clearly my moms cooking is better lol but anyways... they always have my faves here! Chicken afritata and chicken adobo! The chicken has always been cooked right! Although there soups such as the sinigang...the meats are usually over cooked. It's a hole in the wall so don't expect fancy! There are flies in the room sometimes. Sigh. It's not the cleanest but it works lol. I like this place! Try it! BUT if you know better Filipino food in the area...please let me know! ;) read more

Good mood Filipino fast food. That pretty much sums up K Bahay. =) Been coming here for years. Decent quality selection of the standard Filipino fare- chicken adobo, lechon kawali, pancit (and pancit palabok made to order as well), pinakbet, kare kare, as well as other items. My all-time favs, which I order 75% of the time, are the beef steak (marinated round steak and onions) and sinigang (sour tamarind pork soup). The other 25% of time I order something else only because they've run out or don't have it that day. (-_-) Try the turon (banana lumpia) when they have it- YUMMM E. One item combos usually run around $5 and two items are about $6 and change. They also have a mini-market stock of other Filipino goodies- breads, sweets, banana chips, mango strips- those sorts of things. And if you're wondering, they do catering/party trays as well, including the undisputed potluck champion of the world... Shanghai lumpia! I can't tell you how many work potlucks I've absolutely dominated and been the envy of secretly thanks to them! =) read more

I'm fairly new to Filipino cuisine but this is my favorite spot to come for dinner! The ladies are genuine and sweet, it does help to know some Tagalog. The food is usually pretty fresh and very tasty. The price is about the same as maybe a Panda Express but the give you big portions :D We love this place! Sarah and Jed read more

Had a hard time deciding what to pick, but they did have a good variety of food to pick from including sinigang, lumpia, chicken adobo, milk fish, etc. Small container for $2.95, med container $3.95, etc. Doesn't come w/rice though, that's a separate charge :( They also offer groceries to purchase around the restaurant as well. I got a small chicken adobo, but I didn't find the taste strong enough for me. read more

So, on my dinner break from school, I had my husband Yelp something close to school. (because my school does not have wi-fi) And he stumbled across this place... YUM! First off let me say this restaurant is beautifully nestled amongst a plethora of deviousness! This shopping center is like "fat people paradise!" Trust me on this, merely driving to this location you won't be unhappy. The food was great! Lots of selections (non of which were labeled) so I chose my old standby, adobo chicken. The sauce was thick and full of flavor, and was fairly inexpensive... 1 item combo (included rice) for $4.10 (I think). The lady behind the counter gave me alot of food, which ended up being 2 meals for me. Yummy food, and would totally go back. read more

I've been going here for years. One of my favorite places to eat for filipino food! you get your moneys worth for real filipino food! fyi, Jollibees is over priced and is no where near true filipino food! try it!! read more

I'm sure they have their good and bad days but I think I stumbled in there on their 'awful' day. My girlfriend and I ordered $30 worth of food because we were ready to get down and grub!. one of my FAVORITES, Kare Kare, was gross. The green beans were superrr mushy, no meat left and the tripe was as big as a cocktail napkin. ugh! We ordered 3 other meat dishes; all of which tasted like liver. They were out of lumpia as well (sad face). However, we did eat all of the Pancit Palabok and their lechon was bombbb. Thank goodness they had Sriracha, but I think they diluted it. I know you're going to get upset when I tell you that we tossed almost everything else away, untouched. Sorry, it is what it is. Would I recommend this place? Nope. I will have to wait for a family party for some yummy Filipino food. oneLove, V'z read more

This is my alternate Filipino food stop when Manila Groove is closed on Sundays. My only complaint is that they don't make their kare-kare with oxtail. read more

This place has the tastiest beefsteak ever, it is a hit or miss though, there were a few times when it was dry, but about 80 percent of the time I go here the beefsteak tastes excellent. You should also try the pork adobo read more

QUICK AND TO THE POINT: Go here if you need a filipino food fix SERVICE IS BAD most of the time, one girl is always on edge with an attitude PRICE IS SO-SO esp. since they are greedy with portion sizes FOOD is a HIT or MISS... sometimes it's amazing.. JUST LOOK before you buy IF the food doesn't look decent then head over to 99 Ranch, they have chinese and filipino food inside, much cheaper but you still have to check out the food before buying. read more