As we were craving for a Filipino cuisine after our cherry blossoms stroll at Branch Brook, we…read moreended up at this place with the help of Yelp search engine. It was about 25 minutes away from where we were but the great experience here made our drive worth. The place is very homey with a wonderful staff. Service is impeccable. The owners are very friendly and has great customer relations skills. The foods are excellent. We had the pleasure of trying their bangus sisig, pork bbq and caldereta. The tastes exceeded our expectations. We learned that their chef hailed from Luzon so the degree of cooking style satisfied our taste buds. The calamansi drink I had was fabulous. Honestly, the best I had so far. Our halo/halo dessert was heavenly. Satisfied our sweet tooth. The serving size is in huge portion. Each order is shareable by around 2-3 people. Pricing is higher in comparison to other place but proportioned to the serving size. I have one star less for my review for two reasons- 1.The check includes a service charge that confused us if a gratuity should be given or not. We need to Google first for right information. We ended up adding gratuity for their hospitality . 2. Looking for parking spot is challenging. We ended up downloading the town's parking mobile app to get parked closer. We are willing to return if ever we are near the area.

Excellent! Like stepping into your aunt/grandma's kitchen. Situated in the corner of the main road…read morestreet and lot parking. Staff is friendly and warm, seems like a reservation heavy establishment but we were able to snag a table for 4 upon opening. Shortly after arrival the rest of the tables of 4 and even 10 filled up quickly. The dishes are huge and we left with plenty of leftovers. Happy bellies with meals made from the heart. Spring rolls 5/5 what a huge plate! Crispy and delicious. Bulalo soup 5/5 really hit the spot. Piping hot and could feed all 4 of us as a side or 2 people as a dish. Beef noodle soup (5/5) (had a bit of sweetness in case folks aren't into that) it was incredible tasty, ample meat and veggies and packed with flavor. My girls shared this and still had leftovers. Kare kare oxtail (5/5) anther awesome dish, heavy peanut flavor, loads of veggies (love!) and definitely had leftovers Would absolutely come back and highly recommend. Simple and hospitable space for small and large parties, would suggest making a reservation.

A delicious find and a bargain of a Sunday buffet…read more A Filipino restaurant offering all you can eat is unheard of, especially offering over hot 20 dishes including dessert. Classic dishes include pancit, adobo, sinigang, kare-kare, and lechon. They even include dipping sauces on the side. Dessert is included, however if you want to indulge in halo-halo that comes at a separate charge but worth it. Seating area is large and tables are plentiful. There is no table service, but it's not needed or missed at the self service Sunday buffet. The operators are busy hustling food and answering phones but chat with a smile when asked questions. Such good Filipino food, plentiful and at a great price should be bookmarked in your favorites.

The Sunday buffet, now $15, deserves to be in the top shelf of the cultural conversation, like,…read moreairline magazines mention it, something on the level of "now there are super-long lines because when Bourdain and Fieri put aside their feud for 5 minutes they recommended Pamapaguena." Revisited some of the offerings from last time including ground pork and lumpia, and enjoyed some new items including the robust sisig and an enticing fried pork dish.

I like this place as it is not that crowded :) and service is great too . Staff are friendly.read more

On a road trip, this was the nearest Jollibee I could find. I placed an order online and was so…read moredisappointed that they had no palabok or burger steak. So I ordered the chicken instead and an aloha burger for my BF. It was so busy when I got there and had to wait an extra 20 minutes for the order. It was short of chaotic; the staff were inundated with orders, and customers kept coming in. They never updated the tracking of the order to notify customers it's ready. So my order sat at the counter for an extra 10 minutes until I had to ask the staff I've been waiting for a while. Jollibee is quite consistent when it comes to their food. But I would avoid this location at all costs. They also have security at the door, so that pretty much tells you everything you need to know about neighborhood safety. The one positive is they have plenty of parking.

Try the sisig with egg topping. I brought my coworkers to a…read morenice lunch, and the owner let us taste every single dish, including dinuguan. Amazingly, I didn't get any complaints. The staff are friendly. Parking is convenient; they have parking inside, and if it's full, you can park in the street.

Great Filipino food in the area! Friendly service & they offer a little tight parking lot, def come…read moreearlier if you'd want to get parking! They only accept cash - highly recommend to try! They're well known for their palabok. Staff & owners are always very friendly as well! Great little spot for breakfast & lunch.

They were so kind at the 2026 NYC Philippine Independence festival! Gave me and my friend a…read moregenerous amount of chicken inasal for a discounted price, salamat po! Great service.

So yummy! We ordered the lumpia, kare-kare, inihaw na liempo and pork bbq. It was all so delicious!…read moreMy toddler is such a picky eater and he loved the food! The service was very nice, friendly and quick. My only complaint is that the restaurant smelled so strongly of cleaning chemicals. I came back home with a headache. While I admire the cleanliness, if it could be better ventilated it would be perfect. Fyi, it's Jersey City so it's street parking. It's definitely worth the trip here for delicious Filipino food.

Food 3/5 Service 4.5/5…read more Ambience 3/5 Value 4/5 I really wanted to love Tiam Tiam because the presentation is pretty good, but the execution was a bit inconsistent. On the plus side, the hospitality is top-notch; we loved the complimentary Taiwanese kimchi and dessert, and the portion sizes are generous Pork Belly over Rice (4.25/5): The standout! It was packed with flavor, though on the oily side Soft Shell Crab (3.5/5): The crab was well-prepared, but the avocado pairing muted the flavor, making it a bit bland Taiwanese Fried Chicken over Rice (3/5): This was surprisingly sweet for a savory entree, which others may like that Century Old Egg Tofu (2/5): A miss for me, it was served cold and the sauce pairing didn't really work Great service and a lovely vibe overall

Tiam Tiam is a casual Taiwanese spot offering a Saturday brunch menu where you literally can't go…read morewrong with any choice. I'd even say it's worth the trek to Harrison for their food. They're always rolling out special items and you can truly taste the heart and soul in everything they make. A very homey and welcoming neighborhood gem. ＊Taiwanese Fried Chicken Bagel $10 *** If you love basil, you'll be happy to know they use fresh basil to make the spread. I happily devoured it and immediately craved more. Unfortunately it's a limited item, so be sure to check their ig stories or dm them to find out the next available date. ＊Prosciutto Youtiao Sandwich $15 * Crispy youtiao with prosciutto, burrata and pineapple jam. This unexpected combo actually works so well! ＊Taro French Toast with Boba $16.5 ** If this is your first time here, ORDER THE FRENCH TOAST. I literally get it every time--the milk tea French toast is perfectly brûléed and topped with taro paste, boba, whipped cream, and salted egg yolk bits. All my favorites in one bite. ＊Taiwanese Braised Pork Belly $16 * Fatty and full of gelatin, giving that sticky-lips feeling after eating it. I love that their lu rou fan comes with a soft-boiled ramen egg instead of a hard boiled one, and the pickled mustard greens on the side are my favorite part. ＊Taiwanese Milk Crumb Toast $5 New item! We tried this test version of 奶酥吐司, and it was lowkey addictive. The bread pulled apart just like shokupan. So soft and fluffy.

Filipino restaurant and filipino items grocery store. Tight spacing but gets the need done. Accepts…read morecredit/debit cards. No high chairs. Street parking. See images for further reference.

Went late in an afternoon on a weekend. Hard to find parking. Side streets are your best bet…read more By the time we got there, there wasnt much food left or available. Ordered a couple of items and a fried fish. All cold. Had to ask to get them heated with the rice.Service is not spectacular. A lot of better places in NJ.

We got the bbq pork skewers, pork sisig, inasal rice, and ube sipao. The pork skewers were so…read moretender and juicy. They were packed full of flavor and one if the best pork skewers I've ever had. We also had the pork sisig, which had a great mix of tender and crispy pork pieces. It was paired great with the garlic rice. And for dessert, we had the ube sipao, which came out warm and topped with coconut and filled with ube -- the perfect way to end a meal. They have a lot of small tables. Service was pretty quick and staff members were nice and answered all questions. It's a place I would definitely return to in the future.

Came by for a Friday dinner -- our party of 2 didn't have a reservation but we managed to snag a…read morewalk-in table around 6:30pm. It's not the biggest restaurant though, so we probably got lucky (you should definitely make a res). -- Pork BBQ skewers were so delicious! The BBQ sauce was just the right amount of sweet, and the pork was cooked so well (juicy and tender). Portion size did feel a bit small for the price point, though -- Pork sisig was good. I liked how the onions / sour flavouring complemented the savoury flavour of the pork. It was a bit too salty to eat by itself (and we didn't quite finish), but fortunately we had some rice on the side to mellow it out somewhat. -- Finally we had the bangus binalot, which was good too. Milkfish is not the most common to find in the US and I was pleasantly surprised to find such a great dish here. It did not feel too oily/heavy from frying, and the fish paired excellently with the fragrant garlic rice. Overall, I had a very nice meal, and the price point was not unreasonable. I think overall the food felt a little salty, but otherwise everything was quite delicious. I think they've moved (nearby) since my visit and I'd love to re-visit and try some of their other dishes!

Food- could be better, we tried pork sisig, fresh lumpia, palabok, pancit bihon, laing, crispy…read morepata, tortang talong, and halo-halo. Of all, I can recommend their pork sisig, crispy pata, and fresh lumpia, everything else was bland and lacked the usual ingredients. The tortang talong was mainly scrambled egg could barely taste the eggplant. The palabok only has a few shrimps and veggies, halo-halo is not something you would want from here. By the way, I just wish they would focus on cuisine that should emphasize their own, I believe they represent Filipino food. And I need to mention that their price is on the higher end, I find some to be even more expensive than the Max's restaurant not too far from them, which never disappoint by the way. Service- well, we went on a non-busy time, only one table was occupied actually. Nobody from the staff welcomed us, we had to look for someone working there, one lady who was just sitting asked how many we are without standing her butt off from where she's at and told us to just pick any table we want. Seems not a pleasant lady but there was actually a group that she welcomed when we were about to leave, so I guess they're only nice to people they see often, are we coming back? They made us feel not welcome here! Ambiance-not bad, it's okay.

Yummy food and fast service! We really wanted authentic Filipino food and Google maps took us here…read more We ordered pancit, lumpia, adobo and bangus. Everything was delicious!

I've tried the other 2 Filipino stores/food deli in Union and I think this one is the best…read more The $8 rice lunch combo with 2 items for most people is lunch and dinner but for me its a siesta lunch with no meetings in the afternoon. The lady is nice. She explained the dishes I asked about. Like if the soup is sour? It's not bad! I can eat it but I need a warning if the soup has vinegar. Like Hot and sour from the Chinese spots. The key variables are in the title! i think credit card is accepted but i paid in cash. i will stop by to get ingredients for shaved ice when its summer time. Time for more questions like WHY IS THERE CORN in the shaved ice?!!??!

We only ordered the lechon from here for a banquet. Also lumpia and flan. The price was fair, and…read morethe food was great. I have not eaten the other foods so this review does not reflect that. But the people were friendly and the service was terrific.