Tried this place after being recommended by a friend…read more It's not in a fancy area of town by any means but if you're looking for authentic and reasonably priced Filipino food like we had a craving for today, you've hit the jackpot! Plenty of parking in the front. The smell of delicious food welcomes you when you walk in. Your mouth will water when you see the 6+ options of ulam ready for you. Peak around and you'll see all of the desserts your heart desires if you're missing home. From Turon to leche flan and Sapin Sapin, our cravings for sure were satisfied! I ordered the 2 entree plate with rice which was less than $15 (insane and unheard of these days!). I got the kare kare and beef steak. Both were delicious and the portions were big enough for both my lunch and dinner! I also had their lumpia sariwa and almost grabbed 10 when I saw it was only $2.99! Definitely grabbing more of these next time! I didn't wander through the aisles in fear of finding even more things to fall in love with but from where I sat, I saw all of the fixings if you're making halo halo and the cooler had all the options of drinks you can imagine - guava juice, coconut, calamansi, they have it! The service was straight to the point and they were busy for lunch. Remember to be kind and remember this place is a small business! Support local!

They have a good variety of Filipino/Asian products to sell including cooked food for dine in or to…read morego. Their fresh lumpia were awesome. Reminds me of how my mom used to make them. They are in the North Highlands area. Go check them out! Service was good.

Oriental Market: a Great Local Asian Market in Roseville!…read more This market has always been our go to for filipino ingredients, fish and any asian delicacies or specialty items since they are the only one in our side of town. Parking can be difficult during peak season but most of the time it is ok. Compared to prices in the Philippines, they are overpriced but still consider them to have reasonable pricing in terms of US standard. They mostly have what I needed when craving for Filipino food and delicacies. They have also expanded their products to other asian countries. Staff are mostly welcoming. When you buy fresh fish, you have the option to have it cleaned free of charge (just give tips). Their kitchen has a variety in their menu. My fave back in the days was their BBQ pork belly however they don't serve that now. I also love their fish soup (sinigang na pompano). Basically their food is really good. The selection of produce is impressive, they also have a wide selection of fresh fish and seafood as well as different cuts of meat. In addition, they have a great amount of frozen and canned goods and of course dry goods. It's not only filipinos that patronize them I see a lot of different ethnicity coming in to buy ingredients and their products so that's really good. So if you're looking for an excellent Asian market in our area, look no further than here. July 2026

My mom loves coming here for all her Filipino food staples: freshly fried fish, sinigang and…read morepinakbet veggie packs, and pantry items. There is a smaller meat section compared to other Asian supermarkets, but they have the basic beef, pork, and seafood items. They also have a selection of Filipino breads, like pandesal, pan de ube, and cheese rolls. The store is clean, extremely organized, and fully stocked. I personally like roaming through the sauces aisles and ice cream section. There is a hot foods area and a bubble tea shop that I didn't get to check out, but they looked good. Some pantry items and produce are on the pricer side, but you're basically paying for the convenience. If you're in the area and don't want to make the drive to KP Market or Seafood City, I highly recommend shopping at Oriental Market.

I finally got a chance to try Kultura Cafe today for lunch. I had this place scoped out and…read morebookmarked for months! The interior offers multiple tables for indoor dining, a photo op corner, and a walk up and order at the counter style concept. Dining-in is welcome, with utensils and napkins available self serve at the counter. All meals are served in to go containers for convenience. I had already looked over the menu and knew I wanted to try the Pork Belly Sisig. The owner was very friendly and welcoming. I placed my order and added a spontaneous milk tea with boba, 'cause why not live a little. Food and drink came out quickly. The pork belly sisig was great, and consisted of shredded browned pork belly with a side of pickled veggies over a bed of rice, with a fried egg and two pieces of lumpia, garnished with a touch of diced white onion. Very tasty. I ordered the Jasmine Tea boba. Pro-tip: you can ask for less sweet on the teas. He customized my milk tea at 50% sweetness. I look forward to coming back to try the pork adobo, order more lumpia and try the spam musubi. It's been awhile since I've had good Filipino food! I grew up in a very culturally diverse area and missed these dishes, so I'm stoked to have this available right down the street from my work. Definitely come in and show this family run small business some love.

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.

I'm so sad this place closed. This was my mom and I's…read morefavorite Filipino restaurant.. She would come from SoCal and request to eat here. Their food was AMAZING, and the dinuguan was the best dinuguan we have EVER had (don't tell my family). Kare kare was also amazing, as well as the halo halo and banana lumpia. Portions were great, vibe and decorations were cute. If this place was closer to central Sac, I would have visited more frequently. We're going to miss this place so much. Hopefully they open up a new restaurant!

We ordered the pork sisig. This dish is a popular street food that is tangy, savory and mildly…read morespicy. It is made of grilled pork face and ears enveloped in a citrusy layer and sweet onions, topped with fried egg. This version is very close to the original recipe in the Philippines. Our next dish is Bulalo, a Filipino beef soup made from beef shanks and bone marrow, simmered until the meat is tender into a clear, savory broth. The serving is a good size, enough for my family! My only negative comment is the steamed rice is $6 for a single serving.!

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.

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

Even with a large Filipino population here in the Sacramento area, I still think there's a sore…read morelack of solid Filipino food offerings. After hearing about Teriyaki Station ATBP, I knew I had to take my Mom and sister here to try them out. While they have the classics, such as adobo, lumpia and pansit, I was pleasantly surprised to see some not so common menu items such as kare kare, crispy pata, and silog meals (served up until 3PM). I was hoping to try their kare kare, as it's one of my favorite Filipino dishes but sadly it's only offered on Fridays and Saturdays. We went ahead and ordered a pork adobo ricebowl, tapsilog, lumpia, sago't gulaman, and lechon kawali. Everything we ordered was tasty and came out hot and quick. We particularly liked the flavor and tenderness of the pork adobo and the lumpia was very crispy. I also love that they have a vinegar dispenser on the side for all your sawsawan needs which goes great with the meat dishes. Will definitely be back to try more dishes, especially their kare kare and dessert options.

Even in the hot days, the smell and the menu arose my appetite. I got their beef bistek banh mi. I…read morewas worried it would be too heavy for me but the fresh citrus flavor was really good. I liked how they put jalapenos on the side and the portion was good!! Please be on the list and come to CDPH/DHCS food truck on midtown capitol ave. I wanna have more

Over the years I've visited Bahay Kubo many times at many different events. They offer a menu full…read moreof delicious Filipino options. My favorite item here is their calamansi-nade and I will buy multiples of the pouches they offer. They are the perfect combination of tart, sweet, and refreshing. I love that they have them in pouches too because I can throw extra into my tote bag for later without worrying about a cup that can spill over. My other favorite thing to get are their rice bowls. Honestly, any of the proteins you choose will be delicious and since I usually make it once they've started selling out of items I end up ordering whatever they have left. These bowls are hefty with rice, fresh veggies, protein, and sauce and super flavorful. I love the sliced jalapenos they include and the spicy sauce they give you on the side. The food can take a bit longer to make, but once you take a first bite you'll forget the wait. Whenever this food truck is at an event it's one of my must visits.

The space is clean, the menu is structured, and the food is built with clear intention. Each…read moreelement serves a purpose, nothing is excessive. The composition of flavors mirrors good design -- balanced, stable, and functional. This is cuisine that feels constructed rather than improvised.

Checked out Kusina@Lumpia during lunch for some Filipino food. It's a small place however it's…read moreclean and tidy inside with a few dining tables. They also have some bread, dessert and snacks. If you like Ube stuff, this place has some. Located in a small plaza so there's ample parking. This visit I ordered the Chopsilog ($14) (marinated pork chop) served with garlic rice, eggs, cucumber and tomato. Also ordered 5pcs lumpia ($6) and 2 pcs turon (fried banana with lanka/jackfruit $1.50 each). The meal was pretty good and delicious!! Good service as well! The lady offered some water as I ate the meal onsite. Been here a couple of times before, will visit again.

Been ordering food from Rolines! Now it's due for 5 star review! Best sisig in solano county!!!…read more Mark B.

Recently visited again for their infamous halo halo. Sadly the one we wanted was sold out by the…read moretime we arrived, so we opted for their original. I'm glad they added different sizes to their halo halo because sometimes the original size is too big for one. Service is always great, they are always so nice and welcoming!