Came here for the first time with my wife. We ordered the 3 choice plate each. We got pinakbet,…read moredinaguan, kare kare, longanisa, bangis and halohalo for dessert. Everything was delicious and flavorful. The dinaguan was a bit oily and they probably need to scoop out the huge oily layer, but its so tender and flavorful, but I don't want to have a heart attack either lol. love pinakbet and wished there was more bitter melon. The halo halo wasn't anything special, but still very delicious. Staff are very friendly. Lots of tables in this little mini food court within the Hong Kong market area. Lots of parking as well. The outside restroom is very surprisingly clean and nice. The usual asian markets that I've been to are normally dirty as fawk.

Great place to get Filipino food, located in Asia towne square…read more Elena the owner is so sweet and friendly, we had breakfast this morning before doing some shopping. They also let us try some Laing they're preparing. It was delicious, we will be back for lunch after shopping.

First time here in Irvine and went to Inihaw very cute place and clean…read more Sizzling bangus- OMG my favorite I could not get enough. Perfect seasoning and the mushroom pared perfectly with the fish. A must try Pinakbet- vegetables were so fresh and cooked to perfection Will definitely be back. The only con was the lady seemed like she was annoyed but didn't care because the food was good. Will definitely be back

Good food good vibe and good service. Flavors will absolutely remind you of home cooked Filipino…read morefood. Brought my Vietnamese friend and he liked it especially the shrimp sinigang. We also ordered the crispy pata and of course the customary lumpia Shanghai for appetizers. The only reason why it doesn't get a 5 star from me is because the size and portion of the crispy pata did not justify the cost in my opinion. Probably why I forgot to take a picture... Lol Overall it was a good meal and I would still recommend checking it out! They also have a sari sari store when you first walk in.

In town and dropped by to have a nice dinner. The business profile has opening hours, but the…read morelights are off and there's a "PERMANENTLY CLOSED" sign in the window.

The staff is so friendly, provides great information…read more It's a bit of a wait but only because everything is made to order. We go here often our go to dishes are: - Pork sinigang, they let you choose your level of sourness - Lumpia - Pandesal - Pancit, choice of two types of noodles or mixed - Crispy Pata - Crispy Pork Belly They are mindful of seafood allergies, we also order Halo Halo this time. Since we had asked about egg allergies with the pandesal they were considerate to mention they could omit the flan that contained the egg. The service is excellent & I'm assuming some of the staff are owners, they are super nice. Karaoke options, clean restaurant, great space where tables are not bumping into each other. My only reason for docking a star would be that the food is extremely greasy, it tastes good but the meal can get pretty heavy. Definitely worth a try though!

This was recommended by a sweet person. I throughly enjoyed every bite. They make it fresh and it…read morewas worth every minute of the wait. The blend of flavors makes me so happy. The food was a beautiful texture with the soft, perfectly steamed rice. I enjoyed this so much. I'm sure the Lumpia is perfect as well. They have a self service place for you to grab as much water as you need. The egg was perfectly runny and jammy. 10/10 GO HERE!!! Soo yummy! :)

I made a comment on my friends page, that I had not found any great Filipino places to eat in DFW…read more Someone for this restaurant reached out to ask me to try this place. I love that there is a Filipino store attached because they do sell stuff that the asian market near us doesn't sell and it's very specific. The restaurant has a lot of potential, the food was authentic and tasty. They have a small stage for performances and karaoke. With proper marketing I can see this as the place to be on a Friday or Saturday night. Our meal was comp'd which was great, just like to disclose this. We didn't get much because it was pretty much my wife and I eating and my two kids wouldn't each much, so they could just share. We got lumpia, chicken adobo, pork adobo, dinaguan, and pinakbet. I don't usually eat dinaguan and pinakbet, but I had some and it was delicious. It's Turo-turo style which is cool but if I was someone who was unfamiliar with Filipino food, which is a large majority of people in DFW, I'd have labels on the food or even have some samples that people know, ur pancit, Sinigang, sisig. The food was really good as it stand the most authentic tasting food in DFW. Please give them a try.

Casa Lumpia has catered a couple of events for us and I highly recommend them!!…read more They go above and beyond in providing wonderful service, food, and ambiance. Five Star Happiness!

Ruined my event ! She had other people to cook n pay them . Caterer doesn't even know how to cook…read moreherself . She cannot even make a good presentation on her food n table display.

Dallas is finally getting some up-and-coming Filipino food from first-generation Filipino-Americans…read morewith a love for their cultural food. Not Your Lola's is one of these very pop-ups that you can catch around town introducing most people to their very first bites of Filipino cuisine. But these dishes aren't the exact translations of their parent's traditional recipes but rather their updated, inspired takes on signature flavors and dishes. Take for instance the arroz caldo, their answer to China's congee, but they ramp up this comforting rice and chicken porridge with a myriad of toppings bursting with flavor and texture. The ginger chicken base is studded with chicken and topped with spicy chili oil, funky kimchi, crunchy picked veggies, runny eggs, sweet pork floss and crispy chicken skin. This turns every bite into a different experience on your journey to the bottom of the bowl. This comes with combinations of hot, cold, spicy, sweet, salty, savory, creamy, crunchy, but all delicious. Take their version of champorado, a very chocolatey rice pudding frequently eaten for breakfast, but presented in dessert form, topped with bruleed baby bananas, toasted coconut and that signature drizzle of sweetened condensed milk. Sweet and moreish, this invites bite after bite until there is no more. They do more than rice, however. They've presented a beautifully braised coconut milk pork belly on a crispy sesame chip. It again balanced textures and taste sensations into one condensed, cohesive bite and appeared effortless. I am excited to see what they present next as they continue to innovate and serve food around town.

Hidden gem that's located in an office building. The owners are wonderful people very warm and…read moreinviting. Easy to navigate menu with Filipino breakfast cuisine. The hotdog silog was everything I expected and the two eggs went perfectly with it. The Ube Pancakes with the Ube sauce on the side was excellent and not to sweet, but the star was the Bangis silog flavored and crunchy, juicy. Great breakfast that reminds you of the Philippines.

Random find. A small filipino restaurant in Dallas close to where I was staying…read more Its less 1 star because it took me a while to find it; its inside the building and you literally have to find the suite#. There is ample parking space outside the building. Food-wise, it was good. The food combo did not make sense but it was good. I tried the pork belly, rice, and fried egg. Yep, very non-traditional yet they called it silog. It was different but its good. I had to try the ube pancakes, couldn't finish it but it was good and freshly made.

I was on the hunt for some lumpia wrappers, called this market and they told me that they did carry…read morethem so we made a plan to head over there today. This place is located in Asian Times Square which I've never been to and embarrassingly didn't even know was there, it's a Plaza with Hong Kong market and the equivalent of a bizarre inside with a bunch of little shops offering different services and merchandise. The Plaza also has shops like Paris Baguette, 85° Bakery and several restaurants including an Asian food court which regrettably I did not check out before we left. The good news is I found the wrappers I was looking for and we bought some yummy Asian snacks while we were there as well, this Market has a large selection of Asian Foods, fresh meat and seafood. If you'd like Asian markets or you're looking for a specific Asian item that is difficult to find and if you just want to check out a really cool Market I would definitely recommend checking out Hong Kong market

I love this Asian market and have literally driven 40 minutes just to shop here. It's that good…read more The biggest reason is their meat service. I make beef jerky at home and need very thin, consistent slices of beef, and they're always happy to help when I ask. They do an excellent job and it makes a huge difference. The store is also well organized, with shelves consistently stocked and a wide variety of items. Produce is fresh, and another big plus is that checkout lines are usually not long, which makes the whole experience smooth and stress-free. Absolutely worth the drive and easily one of my go-to Asian markets.