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    Oming’s Kitchen

    4.1 (603 reviews)
    ModerateFilipino, Barbeque
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Longanisa Breakfast (Long-Si-Log)
    Melanio F.

    Fast food Pilipino style, my family in Vegas have been before. Staff are friendly. It's the type of place knowing Tagalog is helpful for little asides. you can order in various forms, they also cater for larger orders off the menu for gatherings. We ordered different items, ranged from pancit to egg rolls plus the plates with various combos. Mine has bbq pork, egg rolls and rice. Eyes bigger than my mouth, didn't finish my food. They offer also longanisa(skinless) Pilipino sweet sausage. Pancit is basically noodles and vegetables, so your plate can have pancit or white rice. Selection of sodas. Now that I've tried it, I might order ala carte next time. Nice to find Filipino food in fast food place other than family restaurants.

    Jamie S.

    We were visiting from CA and got invited to have lunch here at Omings and the food was good. We had tocino, tapa, inihaw and bulalo soup. Everyone enjoyed their meal!

    Sis Sisig Bowl and Pork Belly Bowl + Lumpia and Pancit
    Kim N.

    This is a great place for a comfort meal. The food feels like a warm hug. Portions are big and price is reasonable. We got two bowls and we upgrade both to combos- one with just lumpia and one with lumpia and pancit. Pork belly was sweet and savory, tender and so delicious. Sisig was good and included traditional pig ears for a nice crunch. Lumpia was crispy and sauce was perfect. The crispy pata is made fresh so takes $35 mins- well work the wait and portion size is huge!

    Pork Belly Happy Plate
    James J.

    This was our second time visiting Oming's, and just like the first time, they did not disappoint. All of the food is made to order, so everything comes out fresh and on point. It's a cool, casual dining spot clean, welcoming, and with great customer service. We even had the pleasure of meeting the amazing Oming herself, and she blessed us by preparing our meal personally. I ordered the chicken happy plate with veggies, and my wife had the pork belly happy plate with veggies. Per Oming's recommendation, we had our proteins well done. Everything was excellent we devoured every bite, and it ended up being our last meal of the day. If you're in Vegas or visiting and looking for a satisfying meal, go see Oming's. The food was hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious.

    Sisig combo, my son didn't want his eggs.
    Chrisjan Y.

    I've always wanted to try this place and I'm so glad I did. I got the sisig combo with lumpia shanghai swapped to garlic rice. My son's got the longsilog. Both loved it, one of my son's didn't want his eggs. So I ate them. The sisig was amazing, fatty, gelatinous, chewy pieces of pig. With a calamansi or lime. I was stuffed! Thank you Oming's Kitchen! I will be back.

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    Raymond L.

    Newer filipino food location. Their pork belly caught my eye immediately, What could be as wonderful as pork belly. I added their pancit to my order also, I did try a piece of lumpia. Pass on the lumpia, they were dinky, go to costco a make your own, and they are FOUR times bigger that their serving size. They did a pretty decent job on the pork belly, it was cut pretty small but very good. Their pancit was okay.

    Adobo Beef and Lumpia
    Louie D.

    First time eating Filipino food out. Never been a huge fan but it was pretty good. It was in desperate need of seasoning. Salt and pepper especially. The restaurant itself was clean and well maintained. Overall not too bad.

    Lumpia
    April F.

    Haven't really delved into Filipino food but after the experience at Oming's I shall! The restaurant is clean and bright and inviting. Bathrooms are also immaculate. We tried their lumpia and caramelized pork belly. The lumpia is thumb sized and filling Is authentic. The outside is a dough verses egg roll wrapper material. But overall it is a tasty lumpia! Enjoyed it with the sweet chili sauce. The glazed pork belly was not only a beautiful looking dish, it is a delicious dish! The chew, the sauce and the balance of meat and fat ratio, really great. Highly recommend this dish. Service was quick and food came out piping hot!!! Highly recommend trying.

    Adobo Beef
    Mary Francis G.

    Casual Filipino spot that's good for a quick eat! I was craving sisig so we decided to try omings after hearing about its popularity as a food truck. I really appreciate how quick the service was and how fresh the food was as well. Sisig- 3/5: the flavors are there, but I prefer my sisig sizzling and a crunchy. It did quench my craving and I appreciated the serving size and how it paired really well with the rice. Beef adobo- 4/5: I really liked the thinly sliced beef and the soup that was generously poured over the rice. Halo halo-3/5: did its job, and was the perfect treat after dinner. I just wish they put more toppings in it. I know they're famous for their pork belly so I hope to come back and try it soon !

    Sisig
    Mark H.

    Excellent spot for Filipino food. Huge portions and great flavor! Pork belly and sisig are both musts, and their sisig in particular is the best I've had. Service is prompt and food gets out very quickly.

    Victoria B.

    honestly pretty good! my fiancé wanted to come here so we came to check it out. I got the adobo beef & my fiancé ordered the longanisa breakfast, lumpia and a side of pork belly. For me the adobo beef was a bit salty but I enjoyed the rice. I actually was the one to eat most of the pork belly with my rice. It was soooo good. I should've ordered the pork belly w rice instead! My fiancé definitely enjoyed his breakfast plate + the lumpia. He was eating the pork belly too and said it tasted like home. It's also just the perfect amount of space inside to find a seat. Parking was easy as well. If we're ever in Vegas again, we would come back. :)

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    Terri R.

    I had a nice lunch to go. The place is always welcoming and they are efficient; orders don't take long. The restaurant has cool decor with lots of natural light from the windows. I went with the Adobo Beef, Shaved Rib-eye (over White Rice), "Happy" Style which is includes Pancit, and Lumpia. The Adobo has great flavor. Their Pancit which is rice noodles with veggies is really good and I love their Lumpia. With the Happy style you get 6 pieces of Lumpia to dip in the sweet chili sauce. Everything is packaged well for to go orders. In my opinion the price is a little high but I still think it's worth it. They have a varied menu that includes all day breakfast plates and also boba. If you are craving Filipino food, great choice.

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    Jenna J.

    Best pure Filipino, not Hawaiian fusion, budget place. For around fifteen to twenty dollars you get a ton of food that is pretty authentic. They started out as a food truck and transitioned to this brick and mortar place seven years ago on Blue Diamond Highway. Owner present at location, ensuring quality and good customer service.

    Happy combo with sinugba liempo , pancit and lumpia

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    Ask the Community - Oming’s Kitchen

    Do they have diniguan?

    no we don't

    Does Oming's Kitchen still have a stand at the Allegiant Stadium? I am at the Raiders game and I do not see them at their usual spot.

    Hi, no we don't. We gave it up already.

    Is the pancit merely "vegetarian" or is it vegan?

    Vegetarian

    When is the opening of your Sahara and Nellis location?

    It was March

    What is in the sisig?

    Pork, soy/vinegar sauce, garlic, onions, jalapeno.

    Do you delivery?

    No we don’t. We will reopen till tomorrow for pick up only

    What is the address?

    5180 Blue Diamond Rd

    Are you open on blue diamond?

    Yes

    When does the restaurant open on blue diamond and Decatur?

    Hopefully July

    Where do I find your location schedule? Really wanted to try at the Asian Night Market but line was too long.

    I will be at Sunset Park on Saturday from 11-8

    Where are you guys located at? Californian visiting Oct 26-28. Help. Must. Feed. Foodie.

    Hi there! We will be at 9501 Hillwood Drive, Las Vegas, NV on the 26th and the 27th from 11-2pm.

    Where is this located?

    5180 Blue Diamond Road 2232 South Nellis Boulevard

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