We've been here a few times. Always good food. Lots of choices! Love the papait, lumpia's and…read moredinuguan:) . Lovely Tita's at the counter.

Good stories and good food. It helps if you been to the PI I love their Dinuguan…read more There is nothing better!

I order sisig or sinigang from here once a week. The ONLY authentic Filipino in the area worth all…read moremy money! Im a fan Also I just discovered their ube turon dessert. 10/10

My gosh, where do I start? Let's start with the best Lumpia I had since I was a kid and my mom…read morewould make them. So good!! Always delivered to my home hot and their spicy jelly for dipping is just as great. Top it it off with a delicious Halo Halo for your dessert or drink and you e got a great dinner! The fruits in the Halo Halo are fresh and perfect amount of shaved ice keeps it the perfect temperature the entire time. I haven't tried any of their entrees yet because, well, because lumpia, that's why. Lol. Give this place a whirl if you're craving some great food!

This place is one of the best Filipino Resturants in Portland. They have great food really good…read moreportions and the owner/person who works in front is very friendly. Not the best place for sit down but the food is fantastic eating there or grabbing takeout. Even waiting there is cool to see all the decorations. I've tried just bout every thing on the menu. I love the Kare Kare, Adobo, and the Lechon Kawali. Defintely want give it a try. Eat Filipino style everyone orders something and you share!

Ordered: -Chicken Adobo…read more-Pork Inihaw -Flan Pro: -Cozy restaurant with a friendly host. Makes you feel like you are at a home away from home! -Our favorite was the pork Inihaw! Portions were generous! Con: -More seating would be nice.

We got a couple breakfast burritos, one with spam and the other with Portuguese sausage. The food…read morehere is so yummy! The staff are also very friendly. Would highly recommend!

A small food truck in a quiet little parking lot on baseline and 170th. The area isn't super busy…read moreand while there are only a few parking spaces, it doesn't fill up much. There are also other carts in the area like Indian food, Thai food, and coffee. The service was friendly, and we received our orders in a good about of time. There's a few open seating tables off to the left of the truck if you feel like eating right away. The food tasted good and what you expect when you order a Tocino Fried Rice and Longanisa Sliders. The fried rice was really flavorful and came with a fried egg and a good amount of garlic. Tocino was sweet and cooked well, not super fatty. There's a little more grease than I'd prefer, but it's Filipino food, so that's kind of expected. The Longanisa sliders were really tasty. They use pan de sal for the buns, and a special sauce along with the egg and Longanisa. I'm not very big on messy foods though, and you're likely going to need napkins when eating the sliders. The only real ding for me is that the price is higher than I'd want for the portion sizes. But if that's not a concern for you, definitely give this place a try.

This Filipino market delivers what we miss from back home…read more Choices are plenty. I understand that they have transferred new ownership. We congratulate and wish them success. If you need something to make Filipino delights, this is a must stop.

We go to a Filipino store, to buy something we craved, when we were growing up. Or find ingredients…read morefor some Filipino dish. We came for nothing in mind, only because it's a Filipino Market. We ended up buying more than we planned on buying. Impulse buying? Maybe! But, when I see something not carried in other Asian stores, when I see something in the baked goods not carried anywhere else. . . this is where you can find them. Snacks, smoked fish, various types of canned sardines, they're ALL HERE! What's missing? Fresh fruits, but they're already found at Safeway or Freddies!

This was our first time trying filipino food, and we enjoyed the experience…read more The lechon was the right combination of juicy and crispy, and the rice, side veg, and sauces/dressings complemented the meat perfectly.

First time trying this food truck and very excited that they serve some Filipino food. It was a…read morelittle pricey, but tried a combo plate of pancit (one of my favorite dishes) and lumpia (eggroll) and a side order of banana eggrolls. Unfortunately, was disappointed as both of the dishes are bland. Looking forward to trying other dishes.

We came in during the snowstorm and was happy to see it's opened for business. We placed our order…read morevia a tablet and our food was done within 10 minutes. Upon the first bite, everything was good! We got the lumpia plates and the pineapple kicker hamburger, and they came in generous portion. Everything was crunchy and served hot, they were enjoyable. Then we started noticing things are a bit different when I bit into the pancit. It's quite... sour! Then I noticed my lumpia tasted quite dry as well. That's when my boyfriend said he wished his burger buns were less soggy. We put more thoughts into this meal, and came up with this conclusion: we understand it's "fusion food", but the thing I like about Filipino food, is it's fatty and delicious. So when food tasted dry-ish and sour, I got confused! I might try some other items on their menu later, fingers crossed!!

I recall there being a HunnyBeez cart in Newberg, and have always wanted to try it out. Found out…read morethey had a location in Aloha near us! The lumpia is nice and crisp, the shanghai version is kind of like potsticker filling - filled with seasoned ground pork. However, they looked a bit burnt and had a stale flavor on the crispy skin. This was particularly evident in their fries - oddly dark, oily and a strange flavor. It may be due to old frying oil. Brisket is pretty good, nice seasonings. Rice that comes with it is overcooked mush though. Pick your sides wisely! I think this will be a pass for us in the future.

first off, me and my family have been going to this market since i was little. that being said,…read moreback in the day there werent many asian markets to choose from. if youre thai, there are some items that manila market tends to carry that other larger asian markets dont. (the less popular items amongst other foreigners) and if you cant find it there, the viet/thai market down the road will most likely have it. as to the previous remarks about customer service, i'd have to say that i agree. it seems to be a family owned business, and i usually try to avoid too much interaction with the staff/cashier. they (or she) never seems to be in a good mood and i get the feeling that there is a major lack in drive to work or to run the market successfully. as for the unfair treatment based on ethnicity or race, i've witnessed it as well a few times and feel the distinction quite clearly - which is unpleasant and inexcusable being asian, we have never been asked to pay cash and she even gave us a free bottle of fish sauce when we spent over 30 dollars all in all, there are alot of better options nowadays to pick up asian groceries - manila has been bumped down to one of my last choices for asian grocery shopping. i only really go now when i need certain particular items that other places dont carry.

WEIRD people work at this store. slender Lady cashier would not give me my card back! I had to…read moremuster all composure to refrain from yelling at her as she severely lacks BOUNDARIES. I don't want to talk badly but I will just say this; I will never step foot in your store again. You have great potential; prime location, competitive pricing but your customer service is extremely OFFENSIVE! Too bad for you, I love to shop at Asian grocery but NOT @Manila. 0/10 Ladies & Gents I suggest to shop at Uwajimaya, best customer experience! Or go to 99, Hmart..there are tons of alternatives.

I came here for Dad's chicken! The grilled chicken pod, that's in this little food pod area behind…read moreWalgreens. They seem like the talk of the town too! Well, after finally getting a chance to browse all the pods, I found Dad's chicken, but nothing was grillin'. So I came back here to Pares PDX Express instead. Checked out the side menu, checked out the prices, and out comes a brutha from anotha mutha! Welcomes me, so I asked my pare "What's good?" He said, "Everything!" smh, "Damn!" A good sign :(but not a good sign for me healthwise:) haha! I asked how long he's been open, and he said, "Since September." Still fresh and new to me, so my yelpie duty was to support my locals. Here's what I ordered: Drawn to the Crispy Kare-Kare ($15), this caught my eyes! (Optional read) Typically, the Filipino kare-kare meat used is with cuts of chuck steak and boney beef neck. Some like using pork hocks. Sometimes kare-kare will have beef tripe added. But personally for me, I love my mom's version using oxtail. I don't like the neck, I don't need tripe, it's gotta be OXTAIL!!! Besides, it's all about the stew and the saucy peanut buttery flavor. About Pares PDX kare-kare version... I saw "Crispy" and knew this was referring to either crispy pata or lechon kawali (aka deep fried pork belly with skin). They serve their kare-kare with crispy pork belly, bok choy, long string beans, and eggplant. The stew of peanut sauce was drizzled on top. With the home-made shrimp bagoong (fried shrimp paste) in between. I would have stayed outside on the patio tables, but it was going to rain. So I rushed home, and mmm mmm mmm the pieces were still nice and crispy indeed! I haven't had pork belly in so long that I was in heaven, not worrying if I needed to go to the hospital afterwards lol. You can have the dish with plain rice or garlic rice. I chose the garlic rice, which is almost a given. A bit of more information: ~ They've got a QR code to view the menu and/or place an order. ~ Majority or nearly all of the dishes were $15 average. ~ To feed your eyes, there are pics of the dishes on the side of the truck. ~ Service was pleasant and fast. Can't say I'll ever order what I can make myself, like adobo, sisig, pinoy style spaghetti, or lumpia, but I will definitely be back to try their version of pansit palabok, laing, dinuguan, and turon. I'll even try their "halo halo" next time! The Filipino authenticity, kinda like mom's style is here! Come check them out!

I'm leaving this review primarily for the incredibly frustrating and seemingly systemic…read moreunreliability when ordering delivery from PDX PARES. Multiple times now, I have placed an order, watched the status change to "Confirmed" and even "Preparing," only for the restaurant or their system to cancel the order abruptly after the Dasher is already assigned or on their way. This is not just a minor inconvenience; it completely wastes time and effort planning a meal. A major contributing factor is that they frequently forget to close and update their DoorDash channel, showing they are available for online ordering when they are not. It gives the false hope that the food is on its way, only to be cancelled last minute, forcing a scramble to find dinner/lunch elsewhere. The management needs to seriously address their online order process, communication with delivery platforms, and their kitchen capacity. If you cannot fulfill an order, it should be rejected immediately, not 30-40 minutes after confirmation. Until this issue is fixed, I cannot recommend ordering from here, especially for delivery. It's too unreliable to depend on.

Been living on the West side and missing the Vietnamese stores from the East side so much. My…read morefriend and I were driving around trying to find Balut desperately and stumbled upon this store. WOWWW are we glad. Not only did they have balut they had an array of groceries I would need for nearly any Vietnamese dish I want. A one stop shop! They had meat, veggies (pre shedded papaya), snacks, and all the things. Will be back often!

Nice small market with a great selection! Lots of fresh veggies and had everything I needed to make…read moremy coconut curry. This market is way closer than a lot of other asian markets which is very convenient. Staff is also very friendly!