Was super excited to try this spot given the raving reviews and high star count... and left rather…read moredisappointed, unfortunately. Food is great, don't get me wrong. But for the same price, we can get so much more at places like Oriental Market and just as delicious to satisfy our craving for Filipino food. Parking was easy with plenty of spaces out front, service was great and friendly. Seating space? Extremely limited, especially if you have a party of 5 or more. Best to order for takeout food which brings me to my main point - if I have to order Filipino takeout because of extremely limited seating, I'd rather simply get a la carte elsewhere and pay a lot less or hit up Rocklin area where there are restaurants that serve fantastic boba drinks with fantastic Filipino dishes for much more affordable prices! Is the food incredible? Yes! Will it satisfy your craving for Filipino food? Absolutely! Would I return? No, I wouldn't, to be perfectly honest. Regardless, I feel it's worth a try if you haven't yet but just be mindful of the highs and lows. It's not all great, but it's not all bad. Mediocre and average, at the very least, given all factors. Do I have high expectations of Filipino restaurants? You bet I do!

It's hard to find decent Filipino food, especially in this area. I would definitely suggest this…read morespot if you're ever in the mood for something that tastes like home. The space is small, so seating is also pretty limited. You order at the counter, take a seat, and they'll call you up once your food is ready.

I haven't gone back here in a few years and I believe they made a lot of improvements to the store…read more It is well-organized and clean. They even have a small cafeteria-style restaurant selling various hot and ready filipino food and desserts. Yum! My sister and I went here because she likes the sago't gulaman drink from the boba place inside the grocery store. She treated me to halo-halo and it was delicious! A perfect cold treat on a warm day. They are generous with the beans and toppings and the price is reasonable for the amount and quality. For both drinks, I believe she paid around $15 and we place our order using the convenient kiosk. I also found black sesame rice roll snacks there so I was happy about that too. They have a specific area for lining up for the cash registers so just look for the sign. Definitely will be coming back soon!

I love, love this grocers. Well stocked, clean and all the Asian, Japanese and Filipino flavours,…read moreingredients I was looking for. You can even get halo-halo, Yum! Fresh foods looked good, fish looked cleaned and clear eyed, all in all really nice local place. My friends stocked up ingredients for pancit while I stocked up on tea section. Parking lot is pretty tight to maneuver and right on a busy main road area.

Kultura Cafe is such a great spot for desserts and drinks! The milk tea with boba was super creamy…read morewith perfectly chewy boba -- not too sweet, just right. The halo halo was refreshing and packed with toppings, with a really nice mix of flavors and textures. And the mochi waffles were SO good -- crispy on the outside and soft and chewy inside. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to!

This was our first time at Kuktura Cafe. My daughter wanted boba and so we decided to check it…read moreout. It's a decent sized space with lots of tables to sit. It was super hot inside. We had to ring a bell for someone to come take our order. We ordered Green Apple Slush with Lychee Jelly. It was over $8. They also charge for using a card. The drink was ready quick but....it was just mid. And especially for the price. But they do have a cute photo op wall.

Dined with the family here and ordered a bunch!!! The one thing that was new to me was the aligue…read morerice (crab fat), and it was soooo rich. The eggplant in the kare-kare was so soft and delicious. It took a while for the food to come out, but we knew it meant the food was being cooked to order. Cute decor inside as well. I'd come back!

This is a pretty quiet spot. They have a nice set up for dine in, but we were only one of two…read morefamilies at the time. It seems like there were several take out orders though while we were there. My stepmom and her family introduced me to Filipino food, so I've been eating it since I was a little girl. Not a lot of places to get pancit palabok around here, so I was happy to see they have it here. I was surprised we had to order a side of rice separately to go with the lechon kawali. The price of rice everything added up quickly, and I was a bit sticker shocked when the bill came. The food tasted really good for the most part, but we didn't even order drinks and our meals were almost $100 bucks for lumpia, pancit, lechon and a side of rice.

Lumpia Ko is a good local spot for boba and Filipino food. We came on a Saturday afternoon and…read morethere was no one at the cashier. There was a kiosk at the front and we ordered easily. They offer different silogs, noodles, lumpia, bobas, and more. We got the pancit, pork lumpia, and halo halo. Food took a while to come out. But it was worth the wait. The pancit tasted just like the ones my aunties made. Loved that it came with a lemon wedge instead of a lemon juice packet. There was a good amount of meat where most places put way too many vegetables. The lumpia was crispy and filling was fresh. The halo-halo was spot on with all the best stuff in it. Service was a little chaotic. The staff were all in the back busy working so there wasn't anyone in the front if you needed anything. But someone did come out if you needed help. There was one auntie calling loudly for an uncle to come out from the back when someone needed help. Reminded me so much of home!

I have never been to a Filipino Restaurant were the food tasted foreign. It didn't taste at all…read morelike Filipino food. More like American food with Filipino names. It was like a self-serve place where you had to order through a kiosk and since there only seemed to be 1 person there, it was difficult to ask any questions regarding how the place worked. Was very disappointed overall. I doubt that I will be back.

Teriyaki Station at BP is one of those local spots that keeps people coming back because the food…read moreis simple, comforting, and consistently good. Not fancy, not trying to be trendy... just home-style food prepared with care and ready when hunger hits. The teriyaki chicken bowl was delicious with a savory sauce that wasn't overly heavy or too sweet, but honestly the standout for me was the Filipino food menu. The lechon, chicken adobo, and pancit really make this place feel extra special and local. The food has that comforting homemade feeling that reminds you why smaller family style spots are usually the hidden gems. And of course... I couldn't leave without getting the halo-halo. I went with the avocado version because honestly... green dessert for the green T-Rex just made sense. Instant happiness. This is the kind of place that may not look fancy on the outside, but the food brings that comforting home-cooked feeling that keeps people loyal. Rex tip: Perfect stop before or after shopping at the outlets when you want something filling without a long sit-down wait. 5 ROARS from Focusaurus Rex

My family and I went for a day trip in Tahoe and going home to Hollister my daughter wants to eat…read morein Chillis, saw the sign and made a wrong turn luckily we saw this Filipino fusion restaurant. I was impressed to the cleanliness of the restaurant and the staff! Food are also very authentic! The owner even took a picture with us! If I can give a 10 star I will do that! Kudos to all the staff!!! Maraming salamat po!!!

The have catered my Husband's Birthday Luau for 200 people & did a GREATjob!…read moreThe food was Great! They are wonderful to work with too! Now it's Luau time again & I'm using them for my event!

They many options fresh clean tables the staff is great But if you're lucky enough to Lindsey for…read moreyour server she is exceptional please tip her well

Food and service were outstanding. Special thanks to Manager Marcela for her attentive care--she…read morechecked on us multiple times to ensure everything was perfect. Highly recommended.

Well, I reserved a table for my wife & I at FATS this evening to Celebrate our 4th year wedding…read moreanniversary, 1st time customers. We were seated promptly by our hostess with a smile, and with a "Happy Anniversary", as they remembered. The ambience & lighting was simply perfect, and the 4 Palm Trees inside accentuated our experience, even though they were petrified. I ordered the Bulgogi Pork Lo Mein, which came with Pork loin in a Korean style marinade, grilled and served over lo mein noodles with cabbage, carrots and green and yellow onions. Recipe includes eggs, wheat, soy and shellfish, & the Hot & Sour Soup, while my wife ordered the the Wok, oh, and how could I forget, we enjoyed the Mongolian Ribs as our Starter, everything was cooked to perfection, a High End Chinese Dinner that continued to serenade my taste buds as we drove home.... We cannot forget our waitress, Reina, who was professional, attentive, possessed an intimate knowledge of the menu, and was genuinely a delightful person. Our 1st experience was augmented by our waitress, we thank you. Rob & Jennifer

Cameron was the absolute best bartender ever!!…read more We came in close to close (not realizing) and he still took great care of us! This Sunday was super chill and we were the only ones sitting at the bar! I let Cameron experiment with some whiskey cocktails and they were so good! First, on the menu: the apple cider martini, second a harvest cider...both great! Food is 10/10 as always, and I'll def be coming back!

How does this hole in the wall place not have a five star rating with their food quality and…read moreprices? I got their lunch special - lechon, pancit, and chicken. It was amazing! The lechon was fresh and not just sitting there. The food was on point. EVERYONE MUST come and try! You WILL NOT regret! They also have traditional filipino desserts as well, for a fraction of the prices of other Filipino places in Sac. that I have visited. Come and support the local mom and pop shop!

Finally got to stop by this place during lunch on a cold, rainy day. Filipino food sounded hot and…read morecomforting on a day like this. It's a pretty big grocery store. I didn't get to explore it much today, but the hot food counter is right when you walk in. I was instantly greeted and felt very welcome; the lady at the counter was extremely helpful. I wanted a plate with pancit, adobo, and lechon, and she said they had all of it. I also wanted to grab some lumpia and longanisa, but I decided to save that for my second trip. This massive plate, easily enough for two meals, came out to just under $13, which is insane. I was in and out in less than 5 minutes with hot food in hand. In terms of value, time, and service, this place is already killing it. But is the food good? It was perfect and exactly what I wanted today. Filipino cuisine isn't the healthiest, admittedly, just like one of my own cuisines, Mexican food. Probably best in moderation, but I digress. Sometimes you just want to indulge, and that's okay. From my limited knowledge, Filipino food is very meat-heavy, so come prepared for really flavorful, fatty, and meaty dishes. Now, onto the plate. The lechon, one of my all-time favorites, was perfectly crispy, juicy, and succulent. It was amazing dipped in what I believe is a liver-based sauce called "sarsa." It isn't really liver-y or gravy-like in flavor. Only the texture is gravy-like. The taste is sweet, tangy, and slightly acidic. Honestly, one of the most balanced sauce-to-meat combos ever. Perfect. The pork adobo was really good, too. I usually prefer chicken adobo, but pork is customary. It was definitely richer than the lechon, still delicious, but a lot to finish in one sitting. I always love the stewed texture and aromatic flavors of adobo. The pancit was a little different from what I'm used to. It seemed like it was cooked with a sauce and had a thicker noodle mixed in with the more familiar glass noodles, but it was still delicious. I loved that there were lots of veggies and even pieces of pork in it. This is a great place to stop by and indulge. They are serving excellent food and portions at a very commendable price point. I will definitely be back to try more, especially some of their baked goods like señorita bread. Awesome experience. I've said in other reviews how much I love traditional grocery stores that also serve hot food. Very fortunate to have so many to explore in the North Highlands area.