Yes I love Filipino food, yes I missed chicken adobo, real delicious!!…read more I haven't eat Filipino since 2000 longtime ago, my two Filipino friends who took me eat Filipino or their own homemade food.

5 stars for the lechon here! (+ its sauce) Best I've had out of all the Filipino spots I've hit…read moreup. I also really like the lumpia here, fried savory goodness. I've had the pancit, and I believe it's just okay. I don't fully remember. This spot does get pretty busy, I normally go before lunch. Parking's not bad though, I always park right in front on the street. Service is good each time I go.

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.

MJs Pinoy Fiesta is my usual "go to" whenever I want to pick up Filipino food to bring to my…read moreelderly parents but this past weekend I hosted a Filipino Boodle Fight for 20 of my non-Filipino friends. I wanted my friends to experience several Filipino dishes kamayan style. The Boodle Fight was a hit! Thank you to the gal at MJs Pinoy Fiesta who helped me order the proper size trays of food to feed everyone with plenty of leftovers for them to bring home. They loved every dish on the table. I ordered the following trays of food from MJs Pinoy Fiesta that everyone found delicious: Chicken Adobo, Lumpia, Beef Tapa, Lechon Kawali, Fried Marinated Bangus. Thank you again MJs Pinoy Fiesta!

This fast food place offers a wider variety of options compared to other spots we usually visit,…read morewhich is a nice plus. However, taste still matters most--some of the dishes were really good, while others could use a bit more flavor, especially seasoning. They also have desserts and snacks, though the selection isn't very extensive. The service was just okay. The girl who assisted us didn't seem very welcoming--she could definitely benefit from being more friendly and approachable, as it felt like she wasn't too interested in helping. The ambiance is what you'd expect from a typical fast food restaurant--spacious with good parking available. We might give it another try once their new location opens.

We only ordered 3 items: -the crispy pata which was really…read morecrispy and good -the ampalaya with pork which was also good -the mixed pancit...which I found lacking with flavor. Maybe my taste buds are off that day. So, I brought it home and recooked it with garlic. The last time I was there, I was disappointed with their pinakbet because they use bagoong alamang. Maybe it's preference, but I do not like it that way. I also wasn't impressed with their binaggoongan. I've had better ones in the Philippines.

Got recommendations for this place that it was really, really good. Mayble because I had higher…read moreexpectations, but it was just okay. Free parking, great space that can handle a big group, and tasty dishes. Serving staff were a hit or miss, some were friendly and proactive, others were..... meh........Food itself was tasty, but for the price point (super expensive), I expected more protein. They were generous with the rice though. We ordered the crispy pata which seem to be the popular item for this place. It was super crispy with a light and crunchy skin which is a very hard process. It smelled delicious and can easily be cut into which is again, a difficult thing to do if done right. My only thing was that it looked big, but once it was cut it actually didn't have a lot of substance. The kare kare came in a big pot and the sauce was bountiful, but the protein (tendon, green beans, tripe) weren't a lot. Great presentation not a lot of substance. I want to support the place, but a bit disappointed.

Needed a quick bite and we don't get to go to Pinoy Pinay often since they close much earlier now…read more They never went back to pre-Covid hours and I guess I just couldn't get used to it. So it was still early enough to pass by and pick up some diniguan and Lechon Kawali. It hit the spot.

We love this turo-turo restaurant, a Filipino version of pre-made entrees and side dishes…read more The offerings are consistently fresh in deliciousness and freshness. We were so hungry that o did not get a picture until well into our meal. Today, we opted for breakfast longonissa - sweet, melt on your mouth sausage with garlic and steamed fried rice, 10-piece lumpiang Shanghai (pork eggrolls), hearty arroz caldo - chicken and rice soup similar to confee, and bistek - tender sliced steak marinated and cooked in garlic-soy with grilled onions. There was plenty of good, enough for leftovers.

I was planning on going to Jollibee to grab some Filipino food but decided to make a quick stop at…read morethe 99 Ranch Market. During Checkout I noticed the sign Ranch Ihaw Ihaw which is in Tagalog. The translation is Grill Grill. So after my purchase I walked over to take a quick. The lady behind the counter was preparing some food but quickly stopped to help assist me. There were about 8 items to choose - Dinuguan - Menudo - Lechon Kawali - Adobo - Binagoongang Baboy - Ginasang Upo - Sinigang - Palabok 2 item combination is $4.99 3 item combination is $5.99 Small Palabok or Malabon $2.99 Large Palabok or Malabon $4.99 Grilled Chicken BBQ skewers $1.50 each Crispy Pata sold by the Lb Fried Lechon skin sold by the Lb. Filipino favorites are Dinuguan, Adobo and Palabok. However, I wanted something different and choose the three item combo Binagoongang Boy (Pork with shrimp paste), Ginasang Upo ( Buttery squash with pork) and Lechon Kawali ( sweet and tender pork ) There is a small seating area with a few chairs and tables but I choose to have my food to go. The food was surprisingly good! I hadn't expected much but It was yummy! They give you so much food too. Had the food looked fresher I'm sure it would have tasted even better. Who would have thought fast food Filipino in a Supermarket could taste so good.

Ordered a whole fish. They said it was fresh, it was luke warm and didn't have a lot of flavor…read more Ordered some dinuguan because it was fresh... they just poured it onto the tray. It's sold by weight and not container size. The sabao was watery and didn't have a good color to it, it was a grey instead of that dark rich thick sabao it's supposed to have. The meat pieces are big but not tender. The pieces of fat, which most places are soft and tender, was extremely hard and almost impossible to chew and enjoy. The pancit isn't bad, it was just too salty and mushy. Save your money and go to Kapit Bahay instead, it's just slightly better.

Amazing hawaiian barbecue, great service! I always get the bbq beef and katsu. They have great spam…read moremusubis as well

I got the BBQ chicken plate plus one extra chicken skewer. The plate was delicious & portions are…read morehuge. Food coma galore. How come this place is so far away from me? Maybe that is a good this because I can eat this everyday!

update: They updated their hours. food is delicious…read more I wish Mabuhay Kitchenette would update their hours on their online presents, like here on Yelp, Google map, Google at least. This is the 2nd time they changed their hours, but not reflect the update to their customers. We spend gas and time, pay cash, deal w unlabeled food, the least you could help us with is update your hours online, please. New hours since at least last week 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. I called, and someone picked up this time. I called last couple weeks ago, no picked up because they were closed.

5/10/26 I may have overlooked this spot coz it's well hidden in the corner of this plaza…read more Hey it's Mother's Day, where can I grab something quick w/o getting trampled or be in line for an hour or so? I was on my way to go to Red Ribbon bakery, but decided to get something for my mom and my dad for dinner. It's small, almost like a hole in the wall and it has food that's ready for pick up. You just choose a combo and pick whatever you want and then you're in and out. You may dine in or get it to go. Picked up dinuguan (pork stew in you know what- "chocolate"-- of your from the south (pork blood isn't so foreign) and bittermelon dish but a couple of fried veggie egg rolls. The kind lady threw in some ginataan bilo bilo-- a dessert made with coconut milk (mochi balls, yams, cassava & banana/plantain) My parents were thankful but said that the dinuguan is better at Pinoy-Pinay. I like the bittermelon dish but I'm tending to agree with my parents. The service here though is more down to earth and certainly friendlier than Pinoy-Pinay. Btw CASH ONLY or VISA, thank goodness O had cash on hand