Lola's did not disappoint! Classic silog plates with different options of protein with fried rice…read moreand your choice of egg. There were also a number of drinks to choose from -- ranging between fun lattes and classic juices. I got the beef tapa and it was really juicy! Sometimes tapa can come with a little bite to it, but this one was really yummy. The restaurant itself if super homey. Not too many tables, so make sure to get on the waitlist early if you come for breakfast! Keep in mind they have a strict 5 minute arrival policy for your party. Luckily, they were able to seat us about 15 minutes after.

Been to Lola's by MFK a few times now and each time has been solid and delicious…read more Lola's is a Filipino fusion brunch spot located in Anaheim. The parking lot isn't usually too bad in that you can find something as there is an abandoned restaurant near the side. Best to try to give yourself at least a 15 minute buffer though when you go as the place tends to get busy on the weekends at least. Once there, there are usually both smaller and bigger tables in a cozy environment. The menu itself has a mixture of items as well as some juice/coffee drinks as well as some alcohol. Here's what we got overall: *Bang-silog: The fried fish is a surprisingly good option and pretty big. Able to easily feed two and comes with a few side items like rice and a fried egg. *Pandan cold brew: Oddly really good. I was afraid it was going to be overly sweet but ended up being a perfect balance of the pandan and the cold brew flavor. *Silog Breakfast Bowls with Longanisa: Lots of different options to choose from here for your protein. This is a great overall bowl packed meal that includes garlic rice, egg, tomato salad, and the meat you chose. You also get a few sauces to enjoy with your meal like ketchup and soy sauce. The service is really friendly and able to answer all of our questions. And the meal itself took around 15-20 minutes to come out. Overall, it's a solid brunch spot that was great to go to nearby. Would recommend!

Always nice to support local Filipino food. We came here on a Saturday night to celebrate a bday…read more(location is perfect for something like this- plenty of parking, so much space in the venue!) there was even live music going on so loved that. Service was fast, staff was friendly and the food came out warm. We wanted to just grab a few little things to satisfy our craving. One of the highlights was the Calamansi slushie we loved everything we ordered from the lumpia to the bulgolgi plate and chicken skewers, seasoned so well and overall a yummy experience.

Drove 30 mins after work on a Wednesday to try this place for the first time got here at 8:30pm…read more Was told by a girl they were closed. Yelp hours need to be updated to reflect this. Please update the yelp hours.

Wow! They (lumpia) were a hit today at our friends get together. The ordering process was fast,…read moreeasy, responsive and very professional. I will definitely be ordering again!

This is our second Christmas Eve ordering these and they are absolutely delicious! We love family…read moreowned businesses and this family is the sweetest! Thank you again for the BEST lumpia!

I love the rice, the pickled papaya & carrot, and their meat. The egg drop soup is okay, but…read moreeverything else pairs so well together! The pork skewers and chicken skewers is a must! Friendly service as well!

Review is an order pick up of my Grilled Pork Liempo which included atchara , soup, Java rice and…read moresauce!! Liempo needed little more meat seasoning though the savory dipping sauce made up for the bland taste!!

Nova was a pleasant surprise as we had no dinner plans made for our Disneyland vacation…read more Even before checking into our hotel (the Hyatt Regency conveniently located next to Nova), we saw the huge sign on the side of the building advertising their happy hour. We decided to give it a try on our first night. Everything from the staff friendliness to the ambiance to the taste of the food was exceptional! The specialty drinks were delicious, and the happy hour prices were more than reasonable. Everything was so good that we went back for a second happy hour in a row. The second visit was just as enjoyable, so much that we decided to visit on Sunday to check out their all you can eat brunch. The selections were amazing with a few exceptions. Some standouts were the ube pancakes, matcha French toast, Toro tartare toast, and garlic scallop fried rice. Some items on the menu left more to the imagination such as the spicy tuna crispy rice, which had no distinct flavor, and the fried oysters. Outside of those selections, the brunch options were amazing and worth the cost. Shout out to Ryan and Koda for the hospitality, and the bartenders that served us during happy hour. I would absolutely recommend this place for anyone visiting Orange County!

Mary was the absolute best server, so kind, and so attentive. I like to ask my servers for…read morerecommendations and I thoroughly enjoyed the meal! She helped make this a wonderful experience. The decor is also so sexy this place is a great place for a date with your man or your girlfriends. The food was so delicious too. I highly recommend this place for dates or friend dates.

Service is friendly and good is good!…read more The restaurant is tucked in a shopping center that's not visibly seen u less you're looking for it.

* Who: partner & I * What: random late lunch…read more* When: Saturday a little past noon * Why: hungry after apartment touring * Space/Decor: in a small plaza that had plenty of parking when we arrived. Average space in the sense it's rectangular & like any mom/pop hole in the wall. You step in, tables to your right going all the way back, & left front side has cash register, sweets display, & water dispenser while the rest of the left was the kitchen. Menu was straightforward but could benefit from having a description in case you're not familiar (like my BF). * Service: the reason I'm docking by 1 star. The lady was nice, but not very attentive, & it wasn't like it was busy. We needed to ask or follow up on 2-3 things. My BF was eyeing some dessert when we were first ordering but she didn't try to sell it to us ‍ * Food: surprisingly good as it was both our first time there. He got the adobo bowl & the chicken was tender/juicy & pretty much fell off the bone. I got the tocino plate & the meat was flavorful with just the right amount of garlic in the rice. We also got one chicken skewer & one pork skewer, which was a bit smaller than I'm used to but the smoky flavor & tenderness was spot on. My only issue was the portion compared to the price. * Final Thoughts: mom/pop Filipino food that is great on flavor but leaves something to be desired with customer service. Would recommend & will return again for the food. * Final Grade: B+ or 8.5/10

I find that the service here is a lot better than a lot of Filipino a la carte restaurant. The…read morewait staff are attentive and at some point proactive. The restaurant is clean and does not have smell. Kare-kare - I remember, back in the days, BF kare-kare was served bland so you can use the bagoong to add umami to the dish. Now, you cannot add bagoong anymore because it will make the dish too salty. Don't get me wrong - it was very good, but I'd rather add my personal flavor with bagoong to the dish. Crispy Pata - was perfect! The meat and the skin were soft and crispy, and NOT salty. Highly recommended. Lumpiang Shanghai - very good too. There was a member of our party that is not Filipino and doesn't eat shrimp because she hates the fishy taste and was surprised that there is shrimp in the lumpia and love it anyway. It was crispy and was perfect with the sweet and sour sauce. Chop Suey - it's good but has too much sauce that it's soupy. We also ordered Sinigang and pansit, unfortunately, I didn't try them (overwhelming) so, I can't review them. Overall, we had a good experience at this particular Barrio Fiesta! Thank you to my niece for taking us here!!

We don't get to eat Filipino meals often so when we come here, it's a FEAST. It doesn't matter if…read morethere are 2, 4, or 6 of us--we're getting a whole meal and leftovers for days. -crispy pata - absolute must. It's so tender and delicious with mang tomas -sisig - my kid loved this. It's crispy and tastes so good with the onions -sinigang - my husband's favorite. It's super sour, in a good way -bangus - my kids loved this Service is quick. The food came out so fast. The titos are all super nice and sweet. The restaurant is clean, cozy, and fun.

Ed was very welcoming to my fiancé and I coming in for the first time, offering us "Costco-like"…read moresamples of the food. We ended up getting half pancit and half rice, ground beef, and bicol express, and a beef tapsilog bowl. Everything was very delicious, and the vinegar adds well to the tapsilog. Joy was very kind, checking in on us, and even giving us a bit of turon. We enjoyed our time eating there, chatting with her about her cooking and how involved their daughter is in the business. Love supporting family businesses! We'll be back soon! FYI, If you want beef steak (which is super popular), call ahead and call early! :)

It's been a while since I had Filipino food an was craving breakfast specifically when I came…read moreacross this establishment. Ordered some Grubhub for carry out but ended up eating in the restaurant. We ordered the beef tapsilog bowl, and pork adobo bowl. The order was it ready when we arrived. But didn't take long for them to prepare a fresh plate. Maybe 10 minutes. The service was friendly and we even got some wonton sabao bowls as well. Food: the food hit the spot for my craving. My wife also enjoyed the meal as well! Portion size was good for the price with over 2 and a half cups of rice per serving from my estimate and ample meat for each dish as well. We definitely will come back and try some other dishes like pork sisig etc. They also have a section for food that's already prepared, though we didn't partake in those. Overall 4.5, only negative was the order from Grubhub was not ready as quoted.