I heard about this restaurant from my brother, and we decided to give it a try. My first…read moreimpression walking into it was that the restaurant was surprisingly huge inside, and I loved how well air conditioned it was, especially on a hot day. Overall, the place felt very clean, tidy, and well organized. The service was also great and staff were friendly and welcoming, which was definitely a plus. Now, let's get to the food review. Original Sisig Kapampangan: Absolutely delicious. It was served on a hot plate and had a savory, creamy flavor (possibly from the mayonnaise) while still tasting a bit tangy once you squeezed lemon over it. I'd definitely order this again. Beef Brisket Kare Kare: I honestly thought I didn't like kare kare until I tried their version. The peanut sauce was rich and savory without tasting like peanut butter in a jar like Skippy. The beef was tender, and I also loved the assortment of vegetables included in the dish. What really took it to another level, though, was the bagoong sauce (on the side), which paired so well with this dish. This dish was absolutely yummy. Sizzling Beef Brisket Ala Pobre: We were really excited to try this because we'd heard great things about it, but unfortunately, it didn't really deliver. The flavor was pretty bland, and even though it was topped with fried garlic, it was still missing a strong garlic flavor. The beef itself was tender, which was probably the only good thing about the dish, but aside from that, the sauce and overall flavor were just underwhelming. Garlic Rice: This came in a pretty generous portion enough for three. I could definitely taste the garlic, but I think it could've used a little more. Still, it was good overall.

lol. i dont know how this place is getting 5 star reviews. looks like the employees are writing…read moretheir review to vamp up their ratings. don't get me wrong the food here are really good especially the sinigang na liempo, laing and pancit palabok. service wise? don't even get me started especially the big guy so called manager raf. raf walks around the restaurant as if he's just walking in the park. he doesn't even bother asking the customers if we needed anything. one table in front of us asked for a take out box and raf asked another server who was busy to get it for him while he was just standing by the register. i didn't just notice it once but multiple times that i've eaten here. another incident i've seen was raf was flirting with one of the employee i don't know his name but he was short muscular guy with a lot of tattoos on his arm in which he just goes in and out the kitchen. they were hugging and flirting around. c'mon, get a room. this is a restaurant. i dont think this is something customers should see. it just seems very unprofessional. i wish i was able to take a picture of them. the owner might want to consider how their manager should represent their business. makes me wonder if the owners are aware of this. not all servers are like that though. diane was one of the servers that helped us. she was very nice and helpful. alex is my favorite he was very funny and knows the menu and all the deals the restaurant has to offer ---can't go wrong with free apetizer when you reach a certain amount. weekends they have live music. i love their two bartenders.

Oriental Food Market has been here for decades. Haven't been here for many years. Ownership change…read morehappened in between. Unsure what shop looked back then. Now it's only display shelves. Not much decor. Prepped food ready to grab n go. Greeted courteously upon arrival. Told owners I would browse before deciding what to buy. Browsing casually, Noticed prepped food in trays at front left. Rest of store are the usual Filipino groceries. Didn't see any veggies, meat or seafood. Wasn't looking for it. Just a glance at the aisles. While browsing, I decided not to buy anything to cook since I dislike cooking and cleaning up. Also not to buy prepped food either. Wasn't going to eat it right away. Noticed Filipino desserts near cashier station. Picked lst 2 I saw. Didn't browse all options. I could slowly eat them over many days. Bites: Biko (rice cake) 7.99 -made from sweet rice, coconut milk, brown sugar. Chewy, sweet addictive taste. Suman (rice cake) 5 pieces-9.99 -sweet rice mixed with coconut milk, sugar. Salt. Wrapped in banana leaves, steamed. -slightly sweet. Chewy. Good for snacking. Looks like a mini Chinese tamale. Sweet rice is native to China & Southeast Asia. Filipino rice cakes have similarities to Japanese mochi, Thai mango sticky rice (khao niao mamuang). All use sweet rice, other ingredients differ. May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

An Ilocano Turoturo place with legit rice plates. We did a Laing and Insarabasab (Ilocano sisig)…read moreand a Pork adobo and Bistek combo. The star and my new found love is their rendition of sisig, loved the use fresh peppers, onions and ginger with ears and face. The market is minimal with lots of authentic staples. Worth a stop for a yummy lunch.

This review is only for the beef caldereta and pancit. Our coworker brought trays to our work party…read moreand everyone LOVED both dishes. The beef was very tender and sauce tasted so good. The pancit was the star. Everyone kept commenting how good it tasted. We will order from here again.

I heard from friends and family that the halo halo here was good and so worth it. I had to try for…read moremyself. And yes they were right!!! It was huge!!! And not a bad price too. It had so much filling and extras!!! It's definitely shareable like 2-3 people. I love that it had all my favorite jelly fillings and the ice cream on top. Service was awesome and fast.

Met some friends that live nearby at the hangout for brunch on Sunday…read more The menu was fun and interesting and I had a very hard time deciding what to order. I got the chicken pops and my partner got the Benedict Florentine and we ordered a side of fries and everything was really well-made and delicious. For a drink, I had the Thai espresso. They have some really fun twists and plays off of Thai food. Staff was incredibly friendly and very accommodating

My friend and I came here for brunch. She really likes the Thai Tea pancakes, while I got the Berry…read moreLover Toast. Both were very delicious. We also split a Gai Pa Grow which was also very good. The service flowed well for it being busy over the weekend. Would come back here again

Think this truck us gone. Apartments being built at 1313…read more............................................

I love this food truck !!! Not many up and coming black owned food trucks in the area , especially…read moreones that are up and coming during a whole ass pandemic ! It's a good example of what a little hard work and a big dream can do ! It doesn't hurt that The food is amazing , especially the shrimp bay boy ! That is my absolute fave !!! Just a little side note The owner Ali Jannah is a young black father and up and coming business man , watch out you will hear more about Mama Jannah's kitchen

Good prices. Good food. Skewers are def our fav. I like the Adobo and Kare Kare as well. I haven't…read moretried the fish yet but will next time I'm there. Fried food delivered typically ain't good anywhere.

Big bummer. Not so great experience during my visit today. I've always had good experiences in the…read moreVallejo location, but this location...not so much. This is located is inside Seafood City similar to the one in Vallejo. There is a Jollibees, Valerios Bakery, a Pho restaurant, Goldilocks, and Chow King inside as well. There is also a small Filipino food spot hidden in the corner too, but I forgot the name of it. With Jollibees in the same vicinity, I was debating on grabbing food from there or Grill City. I decided to go with Grill City since the line was short. I was 2nd in line and the worker ignored me when it was my turn. I had to catch her attention a few times by waving in the air and snapping (lol) and after I raised my voice "Excuse me!" (in a polite manner of course), she finally acknowledged that I was there. I ordered a combo meal. After the worker put my two dish options in a container, I noticed that she put pancit (Filipino noodles) in a bigger container. I pointed it out to the worker, told her that I didn't order pancit, then corrected the fact that I wanted rice with the combo and not the noodles. She responded rudely, "You said you wanted pancit!" I replied, "I thought it comes with rice". I'm Filipino, so of course I wanted rice with my meal. Plus I thought it automatically comes with rice. To my surprise, she rolled her eyes at me and said that they don't have any rice. I was thinking, "Umm, ok...that's a first..." Then I asked her if I can just buy the 2 dishes à la carte. She once again responded in a rude manner, "We don't do that!". Then she told me that I had to wait longer for rice. My jaw literally dropped. I was taught to respect my elders so I politely said ok and waited patiently, despite her rude attitude. As I was waiting, I observed the customer behind me getting the same treatment. He looked irritated after he couldn't get the same worker's attention then walked away. After my food was ready, I picked up my food and walked over to the cashier. Guess what? She was mean too! I asked for a small container of vinegar. She looked at me as though I didn't deserve my sauce then turned around, grabbed the container and threw it in the plastic bag. After that, I noticed that she didn't put a plastic fork in the bag either. So I requested for that too. She gave me the stinky eye, grabbed my plastic fork and napkin set then threw it in the plastic bag. She seemed so angry with me and I'm standing there super confused. Sadly, I left Grill City feeling very uncomfortable. After reading the other reviews, I too, fell victim to the grouchy ladies. I felt like I was scolded by my Lola (means grandmother in Tagalog) Sheesh! I should've went to Jollibees. 2 stars because I did enjoy my food eventually.

Been to this Goldilocks for a while, the service is friendly, but Everytime I go there they don't…read morehave chicken adobo whenever I go. Love the pancit and I get halo halo from time to time whenever i go to the plaza. I always order takeout because that is the vibe I get from this Goldilocks. I miss how Goldilocks was when I was younger. Other than that they still have good Filipino food.

My mom got exited about eating here. She order Dinuguan one of her favorite food and stream rice la…read morecart. We took it to go. We ate inside Jollibee. She took a few bites. Her expression on her face say it all. She did not enjoy the food. Dinuguan is too much vinegar and odd taste in her mouth. The rice was also disappointing. The rice was raw and not cooked. She went back and explain what wrong with the rice. I wish she ask for a refund. We end up bringing the Dinuguan home and tossing the rice in the garbage. I know for sure the same thing will happen to Dinuguan. There no tastes or food control at this establishment. I grew up eating at Goldilocks now it a disappointing place. We also try Milpitas and also disappointing. Thank God I went with Jollibee.

They do have one of the best crispy pata in town. Word of advise, don't enclose it in the plastic…read morebag as it loses its skin crunchiness.

I just want to thank Mary the manager for being very kind and attentive. My seven year old nephew…read moreand I was ordering for the first time and she was kind enough to walk us through the menu. She showed us their best sellers and gave us her recommendations. Jollibee ownership please hire more employee like her. I will definitely come back to this location whenever I'm in concord. Barry A.

I've tasted Jollibee on a number of occasions and at a few different locations…read more The chicken is always good, hot and fresh and hit the spot! From the chicken to the chicken strips to the mac & cheese or the mashed potatoes and gravy, and even the biscuits are jamming on the one. While service is generally quick, and the person at the register is helpful. They're always hustle and bustling too much to engage in conversation. Ambience is a situational thing, but I've never had a problem. People are usually busy talking on the phone or just waiting for their food. I'll definitely go back because there is a couple of other things I wanna try, and my suggestion is to eat that peach mango pie fresh out the fryer! Giving this place 4 yumms up and a salamat po!!

Only shopped here a few times and the times I've been there I have good experience. It's not your…read moretypical grocery store like Safeway, but does have specialty stuff like Asian spices, sauces and other stuff. Their service is subpar, they have never been rude. It's not a big store, whenever I go I find the stuff I need. I really go into the plaza for the food they have.

the short-haired lady (i think her name is Myrna) has terrible customer service. if your not happy…read morewith your job, please find something you enjoy. This isn't the first time she has given me an attitude just for asking a simple question. Customers deserve to be treated with respect and i hope this issue is addressed