Delicious I came on…read moreNovember and had to bring my family here to taste. We enjoyed all the dishes we had: Lupia Kalamari Pancit Bihon Kare Kare Chicken Adobo Pork Sinigang Bistek Leche Flan Halo Halo Turon

We are here last year, it was our first time. We decided to come back because we have been craving…read moreFor Filipino food. The food is good. We had lechon kawali and pandit. The service is not bad ... I will rate our experience with 4 for food quality and service.

Great service and has a variety of Pilipino combo & single of foods. They have Halo halo too…read more Staffs are very attentive and friendly. Highly recommended to all Pilipino tourists who want to try Pilipino food.

I Would return. Food was familiar and delicious. It's in a nice cozy location. Service was prompt.read more

We're here in italy for Vacation tapos nag sawa na kami sa pasta kaya mega hanap kami ng Pilipino…read morefood buti naang malapit lang hotel namin kaya solve ang problema kaso ang google map mali mali ang turo well anyway salamat sa PiNOY restaurant na ito

Got tired of eating Italian Food over the past couple weeks while in Florence/Rome, so we decided…read moreto get some Filipino Food for dinner on our last night here. We are staying at the Meininger Roma Termini a few blocks away, so it was very walkable. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. We opted for take-out since there is a kitchen/dining room where we were staying at. When you enter the restaurant, you need to a walk down some stairs as the indoor dining area is in the basement. There were some diners eating, but there was a table of what seems like family members/friends drinking some beer and eating Nilagang Mani (boiled peanuts). It was a little awkward because they kept staring at my son and I the whole time while we were ordering and waiting for our food. You can tell they were making tsismis (gossiping) and talking about us a little. My wife is Filipino (didn't come with us), so I can understand and speak some Tagalog and my son can understand pretty fluently. That was somewhat uncomfortable (minus 1 star for that). Later after I ordered and spoke a little Tagalog, we heard them say in Tagalog, "oh they can speak some Tagalog". Usually in the USA, it is not as obvious, but it's in the culture. As for the food, they have a lot of the traditional Filipino dishes. They have a board on the wall with the day's specials (€8 each). The best deal is the Pinoy Mega Mix for €12 which you can choose 3 items from the day's specials. We ordered 1 special (pork Binagoongan), Pinoy Mega Mix, Pork Sisig, and steamed rice ($1 each, about 2 cups worth of rice). When we brought back the ulam (main dish, entree), we noticed that instead of normal take-out packaging, most items were packed in plastic bags like they do for street food which was interesting. The portion size of the ulam was also pretty small (except for the steamed rice) for the price compared to what you get in the USA. Overall the food was tasty. I don't think there are too many Filipino restaurants in Rome, so if you are looking for Filipino food and rice, then they can satisfy your craving. Overall rating of 3 stars, docked stars for feeling uncomfortable while waiting and for portion size.

Ahhhh... the perfect dessert for a hot summer day in Rome! "Halo-halo" (mix-mix) is a colorful,…read morelayered shaved ice dessert made by mixing various sweet ingredients together. Here's what typically goes into it: Base Ingredients: * Shaved ice * Evaporated milk or condensed milk poured over the ice Common Mix-ins (at the bottom): * Sweetened saba bananas * Jackfruit (langka) * Macapuno (soft coconut strings) * Sweet red beans * Sweet white beans * Nata de coco (coconut jelly)

I am dying of heat and hunger, but refuse eat another pizza or pasta. When I typed in Filipino…read morefood, this restaurant came up on apple maps and trip advisory. For the food, I will rate this restaurant a 5. I ordered bang-silos: fried rice topped with over easy egg and seasoned fish, pansit, halo-halo and lumpia or egg rolls. Everything was delicious! Authentically Filipino! The prices are cheap and very affordable. For the lack of air conditioner I will have to rate the restaurant a 4. They have fans going on, but with the heat during that time, I cannot enjoy my food. I highly recommend this place, and I'm sure once the weather is not too hot, it's a pleasant place to be.

I can't say enough good things about this restaurant. The staff/owners were very Attentive. Don't…read morelook elsewhere for delicious Filipino Home cooked meal. Perfect comfort food once we docked from our Ship. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Civitavecchia, Italy or for any Cruisers. Owners were very friendly that made our conversations refreshing. Thank you Ate Baby, Ate Ding and Kuya Monching

If you're in Civitavecchia and miss home cooked Filipino food and goodies, this place is for you!…read moreRight when you come in, the owner/staff greets you and are very welcoming. The ambiance is like eating in a Filipino home with a hearty meal. We enjoyed chatting with the owners and staff. Amazing dining experience that brings you closer to home.

We are here from Washington, D.C. renting an apartment in Prati district near Vatican. We got so…read moretired of Pizza and Pasta that we had to get this food no matter what. It specializes in Filipino food, which is so good. I had a shrimp soup called sinigang with hip on. Oh boy, so good and tangy. I'm Pinoy so this is comfort food to the max. I rarely eat it because I don't cook and my mother hasn't in long time. This was just as good, if not just a bit better than my mom's cooking. We had gone to Vatican museum,and were famished so came here around 2 pm, late for lunch,but it was pretty filled up. We went overboard and ordered $50 of food. The prices are reasonable, less than 7 euros for entree, but we ordered 3 entrees, 2 appetizers dishes of lumpia, plus a dish called generoso, which was a combo plate. So full we had to back to apartment for siesta and I am about to nap! 6 more days here, but definitely going back for carryout next week! This is near the Cipro metro station, which is closest stop to Vatican Museum.

Home away from home dishes, delicious bulalo and daing Bangus with atchara are just awesomely…read moreFilipino!

Ambiance was really nice Services need to improvemet in your…read more orientation of how to treat paying customers. The tall filipino girl, just stood there and had a stone face stare, when I told I her I didn't want to sit near the entrance door where the cigarette smoke was coming in, she asked us to stand outside instead and wait until they open and we watch her moping the floors pass the opening hours. Highly unprofessional. When her friends came in, like a school girl jumping up/down. The way she explain how to operate the machine was confusing. She didn't offer a printed menu, we had to ask for it. She wasn't as helpful as expected. The Food needs much improvements as it Fried Chicken was dry and tasteless...this indicated it was frozen and not fresh. She erved rice way before the food came, it ended up cold. Ramen Noodles, egg on top was well done, 2 sliver pc of meat taste like leather, 1pc of seaweed and green onions, only thing that taste good was the broth. The Teriyaki salmon on the stick must've been frozen fish...dried and tasteless, had it not been for the sauce, this would've been a turn off. While paying...not one thank you or a smile. This whole experience was a joke and not worthy of a repeat in business. I wouldn't even rate anything, but I'll give it 1 star to post this and hopefully that no one else have to go thru this uneventful experienced

Very good food with a good price, me and my family were very impressed with the quality of the…read morefood. Their service was great and very efficient. The vibes were very unique compared to any of the other restaurants we went to. If you are at the train station looking for delicious sushi, I highly recommend.

This is weird but there are two establishments with 100 meters of each other, same name. Menus are…read more80% similar, both have very authentic Filipino food. The Montebello one is more diner and take out, whereas this one is more sit down. The silogs are legit, the pancits are spot on and the bone-in fried chicken is good! Who'd think you find pork sisig with egg on sizzling plater this good in the Eternal City. This place is good for a sit down affair after you tire of the pizza and pasta (pretty quickly for rice eaters) Do not forget the halo-halo is just like Manila, That is the Ube ice cream is like home unlike the purple stuff we get the States, you taste the texture of the yam.

Had a great meal here. Very friendly wait staff. Food was good and was a refreshing change from…read moreall the Italian food. Get the sisig, garlic rice and chicken with mushrooms and bamboo shoots. This is the sit down version of the other restaurant by the same name around the corner.