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    Klasik Inasal & Noodle Express

    3.8 (20 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Beef paras with Java rice
    Rochelle C.

    Ordered only the beef paras with Java rice (lunch portion). I think it was a good value meal for Vancouver. Beef paras (braised beef) was tasty, but tasted pretty standard. It tasted the same as the usual Chinese style braised beef I normally eat and nothing unique. It was recommended with garlic rice but I chose the Java rice because I was curious what it was. I'm still not sure what it is, but its a saucy rice. Because of the sauce, the rice was a bit too salty with the meat. Also they charge extra for a plastic bag with your takeout.

    Pam C.

    I had a fantastic time at Klasik Inasal & Noodle Express! I came in around 3pm so it was empty, which was nice because I wanted some quiet time. I had calamansi juice, which was so refreshing. I also had okra and some palabok. The okra was cooked perfectly and it matched perfectly with the paste that came with it. The palabok had thin noodles, which made it easier to consume than the traditional larger noodles. This isn't a fancy restaurant, but it had everything I needed. It was small and homey. They have pictures of their food all over the walls for reference. Limited seating. Small restaurant. Friendly and lovely family that cooked and served my food at a reasonable time. Food is affordable!

    Chicken adobo
    Kate C.

    We went there 15 min after they opened and they told us they ran out of lumpia shanghai. I wasn't sure how to react because how can they run out right when they started? We opted for the intestines skewers instead, where we were told the minimum order is 2 although the menu does not mention that. The barbeque firey flavor was really good. We also ordered chicken adobo and pork sisig. The adobo was very standard in flavor, and very small. The sisig was also very small. I read reviews that this place is cheaper and it is cheaper by price but the cost per amount make it more expensive. The sisig here is around $12 and other places are about $15, but the portion is much smaller here. There is plenty of parking outside the restaurant and the streets behind.

    Pork Sisig
    Anne P.

    Klasik Inasal is known for their chicken Inasal but hands down, they also have the BEST pancit palabok in the city. The sauce is very rich and flavorful. The noodles are thin and cooked just right. They don't scrimp on the sauce. We also ordered isaw, pork sisig, and lumpiang shanghai - all delicious! Don't forget your patis, toyo, and real calamansi (not lemon!) to make your dishes even more flavorful. The restaurant is run by a Filipino family and they are very kind. Service was great! You can park at the back or there are also lots of street parking.

    Tortang Talong (Eggplant omelet) / Vegetarian pancit platter (rice vermicelli)  / Fried Pike Mackerel
    Aida K.

    My first experience ever from this resto & it was via delivery (sorry for the date mix-up!) Happy with the fresh food quality, portions & vegetarian options (rare for Filipino restos). Ordered the Tortang Talong (eggplant omelet), vegetarian pancit (rice vermicelli noodles) + the fried mackerel (came with 2 fish cut in half). Great pancit that wasn't salty, fried mackerel had the perfect amount of crisp without being over fried nor oily. I cannot vouch for the eggplant omelet as it was my husband's & he saved it for tomorrow... but it looked legit & wasn't oily... LOL Authentic Filipino food that I love & will be back for more!

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    Lulu L.

    Craving for Filipino cuisine and this one was recommended by some friends, we honestly chose to come here as most of my companions want to have the grilled pork intestines or isaw and their boods menu. When we arrived we were lucky to be the first costumers they have that day as the place has an occupancy good for ten people as well as limit of four in each table, so we need to be separated, which is fine as they do indeed follow Co19 precautions. Originally we wanted to order the boods seafod or boods klasik however that order will take about two hours to wait, so probably next time call ahead or have it booked. For the food since its my first time I ordered the Chicken Inasal with Atsara which tasted juicy and tender that goes well with the garlic rice. We were looking for some veggies as we think we lack some colour in our food which they only have okra and eggplant at the moment,we had the okra which comes with small shrimp dip or bagoong alamang. The spring roll was delicious too, not oily and crispy. I haven't tasted the grilled pork intestine but my friend said that it was delectable when it was freshly served but after some minutes when it cooled down it became tough or chewy which they ended up not finishing it. Overall, the foods serve are your typical Filipino dish which is good when your in crave mode. The price is just right and the owners are very accommodating. Lastly, they don't have washroom inside and have limited street parking.

    pork intestine skewer
    Christine U.

    Stopped in here to grab dinner before going to a brewery and enjoyed it! It's a small, family-run restaurant with a lot of options on the menu. They didn't have a bathroom available because of covid regulations, but they were super super apologetic about it and it wasn't an issue in the end. The family was really sweet and thanked us multiple times for trying their food. Since it's the namesake of the restaurant we tried the klasik inasal appetizer - a flavorful grilled chicken. Really tasty and moist. We also got a pork intestine skewer and it was also very flavorful and much more tender than most of the intestine I've had before. By recommendation of our waiter we got the pork sisig and pancit palabok. Both were tasty, the pork sisig was definitely my favorite and I would order it again. I'd be interested to come back and try more things on their menu!

    Krystal C.

    Me & my boyfriend was looking for some Filipino food & we came across this place. This is run by a family, making it their family business. It's fairly new; more than a year. It's not considered a restaurant, but rather under the fast food category, which is why their cutlery is plastic & not stainless steel, according to one one of the owners. Yes it's considered a fast food place, so don't expect restaurant quality. It kind of reminds me of the food you can get from the Philippines, what we call 'carinderia', which means a food stall with a small seating area typically found in a market or roadside. Which is typically what this place is like, hence the small area. Since it is a small place, the owners go around chatting with the customers ensuring everything is well. They're quite friendly & accommodating. The place could use maybe some decorations on the walls, but other than that it's an okay place to satisfy cravings. For the decent price you can get a complete meal; your choice of main dish + plain rice (or pay extra for garlic or java) + soup Or you can can choose the 'all day breakfast' where they serve silogs. The portions of the food are just right, enough for 1 person. Although I did find some of the rice kinda stiff. For the accommodating service, the portions & the cleanliness, I'm giving the place 3(.5) stars.

    Dinel U.

    I came to this restaurant with high expectations since other fellow friends from the Philippines recommended this place. The restaurant is located between East Broadway and Fraser St. Their menu is boldly stated when you enter and it makes it easier for you to choose what kind of food you'd like. I ordered Chicken BBQ Combo, Chicken Inaasal (a variant of different meats mixed with lemon, pepper, coconut, onions, vinegar and then grilled over hot coals) and also got mango juice as a drink. The food was decent but I felt like the BBQ was dry. Not sure if it was microwaved as I saw only one person working at the back and we got our food really quick in about 7 minutes. I would honestly come here if you are just craving for a "Fast Food" Filipino type of day and just be ready to have long conversation with the waiter/owner. I'd rate their service, food portions and overall cleanliness at about 3 out of 5 stars.

    Monette A.

    Thank you so much for the Very Good Food from Klasik Inasal!!!The Owner of the Restaurant are Soo Nice and FriendlyThe Food Is Soooo Delicious

    Lechon Kawali - Lunch portion, $12.95.
    Phil S.

    An older gentleman by himself. He is super chatty, extremely friendly and super gregarious; feel he must get lonely being by himself. This is the ultimate bachelor pad. No decorations, seats a small party of 13 seats within the whole restaurant and the host is really welcoming, but of course that gets you so far. With Vancouver's uprising of trying to be great to the environment, I wasn't thrilled (to continue the bachelor pad theme), plastic cutlery and paper plates. The food was average, nothing to go home about. Salad was a small portion, only one pork belly and of course, tons of rice to make up for the room.

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    Very delicious food great service, fast and most of all delicous...did I say that already.

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    Wall decor with their signature items
    Wall decor with their signature items
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    Lechon belly paired with lettuce
    Lechon belly paired with lettuce
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    Crispy ulo and crispy pata
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