A friend and I stopped by Amihan for lunch in the middle of our thrift store hopping, and it was…read morethe perfect fuel to keep us going. It's a casual Filipino spot where you order at the counter, but the food doesn't have the mass-production/fast food taste or quality at all. We got the veggie lumpia, chicken inasal (spicy), and the beef caldereta to share. The veggie lumpia was solid with a shatteringly crisp wrapper and a refreshing vinegar based dipping sauce. The chicken inasal was delicious--perfect char from the grill while still being very juicy. The egg drop soup it came with was salty and savory in the best ways. And the beef caldereta was hearty and warm, tender chunks of beef coated in a rich tomato coconut sauce. The staff also came by to check on us throughout the meal, which I thought was very thoughtful as well. All that came out to less than $50 including tax and tip. Definitely will be stopping by again when I'm in the area.

Very casual place Order at the counter My wife's was tasty , my boneless fried chicken - nugget…read morelike was not go my liking. French fries in place of rice were good Reasonably priced. Friendly service . We are visiting Calgary but would pass if we return to see relatives

Oooh yes. Amazingly good comfort food right here. Fan of empanadas? Get them here. You will not…read morebe disappointed. The filling is too tasty and the dough is one of the best I've tasted! As I went around lunch time, there was menudo, afritada, adobo, lumpias and some bbq ready. There's a combo meal available (two entrees + rice), so that was perfect for me. The afritada and empandas were the perfect combination. There's also a menu on the wall behind the register, but I'm assuming you should call that order in ahead of time. There's absolutely no tables to eat at in here (as the name suggests), but I saw some people sitting on the curb a couple doors over eating away. This is also half grocery store, so you can shop while you pick up food. Multi-tasking, ftw!

$6.99 for noodles or rice + 2 items. Sweet. This is a good place to pick up dinner on the way home…read moreif you don't want to cook. Decent prices and hearty home-style Filipino food. mmmmm nom nom nom. Value: 5/5 Parking: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Food Quality: 4/5

We were in Calgary for business, and Family came to visit, we were looking for Philippine cuisine…read moreand choose Adobe, and was very pleased. They have the ability to cater to larger groups with a menu to match, we even had the ability to order soft drinks by the pitcher. We were greeted and sat quickly, and our server who was very nice explained the menu, to be specific the Boodle which serves a group. We went for the crispy Pata and fried Tilapia. It took extra time for the food to arrive, however it was well worth the wait, as the Tilapia was delicious, and the Crispy Pata was as crisp and flavorful. The rice was a good match, I would have liked the garlic rice but was not an option. Fresh and flavorful meal, great atmosphere for us as we had not seen family for a few years.

Every entree we had was 10/10. I did not expect black gulaman to be sweet. Most black gulaman i've…read morehad all tasted watered down. Overall, all I can say is "hindi tinipod ang lasa"

Service: 5/5 Decor: 3/5…read moreParking: 3/5 Kitchen Speed: 4/5 Food Quality: 4/5 Value: 3/5 This is less a restaurant that has karaoke and more of a karaoke bar that happens to serve food. Good food. The caldaretta was excellent and the waitresses were quick to refill our glasses. Price is on the steep side though.

The restaurant was setting up for a sound check and I had great difficulty talking to the owners…read morebecause of this. I guess they have karaoke every night and on Sundays there is a dance teacher that comes in to teach whomever so brave how to do the Salsa. You pay simply 5 dollars, have something to eat and learn the ways that your body can or cannot move. MFGAP has tons of crowd pleasing tricks up its sleeve; they have celebrity Filipino guests coming in to perform for their cliental this February 11th to commemorate Valentine's Day. Tickets are on sale for $30 and this is for a 5 course meal. The owners seem to be a husband and wife team and they are both friendly and inspired and if I am not mistaken their father is the cook. The place is a big space, complete with dance floor, disco lights and an obviously very loud sound system. Their menu is East meets West, they want to appeal to the non- Filipino crowd as well, but they do serve up traditional delights like Pansit, Adobo, and Fried Fish. You can even have your private birthday celebration here as well, depending on how many courses, you can have a package deal that includes a bottomless pop beverage and sing to your heart's content. MFGAP, one of the few larger Filipino restaurants in the city.

Such a cool place inside. Reminds me of actual Philippines…read more We got their ihaw-ihaw platter which is good for 4 people. Everything tasted delicious and reminded me of Philippines. Service was standard. Can't complain and I highly recommend this place.

if you want to experience Filipino style dining Tambayan is a must try , 6 pax for only a kamayan…read more(boodle fight ) is only 149$ unlimited rice included.

Delicious food. Fast friendly service and they have robot server who is very happy to bring your…read moremeal to you. How fun! Place is clean and roomy. Even the wash room is very clean. There is an elevator to use if one is mobility challenged.

Hubby and I came in for the first time for lunch. While we were waiting for our other friends to…read morearrive, we ordered the sago't gulaman(which was a bit too syrupy sweet and contained a lot of ice) and buko(young coconut juice). We thought that we would introduce our friends to Filipino food, so we ordered a little of everything: Chicken Mami Soup: this regular size is meant to be shared by 2 people(or a single serving for one hungry person). The broth was flavourful with generous servings of chicken, suey choy, and boiled egg. Garlic Rice: so yummy! We love fried garlic and there was plenty of it! Laing: the taro leaves were cooked just right in the coconut milk without the shrimp paste being too overpowering. Mixed Bihon & Canton Special: tasty noodles with the right texture(my pet peeve is overcooked noodles). Beef Pares: the beef was meltingly tender with the aromatic sauce. Crispy Pork Kare-Kare: the peanut sauce with vegetables complemented the crispy pork perfectly. The only critique I would have about this dish is that the server should have given us a knife to cut the pork slabs properly (we used the pompano knife instead). It's a little difficult to do this with a fork and spoon... Fried Pompano: this was the last dish to arrive at our table. The fish was delicious, all the way down to the crispy bits near the tail and head without tasting fishy. Our server was friendly and efficient. Unfortunately, she was having her lunch break when we asked for the bill, so another server brought the machine to our table without asking if we wanted to pay separately. We will certainly be back to try the other dishes in their diverse menu!

This was a very cool stop to checkout the Filipino grocery chain Seafood City. Crispy Town, Noodle…read moreStreet, and Grill City perimeter a large food court filled with the noise and pace of a bustling outdoor market, altho thankfully it's indoors! I enjoyed a crispy pork chop that had a tasty Maggi flavour and some dessert cakes by Goldilocks in the grocery section. Crispy Town and Noodle House are coupled together and offer some amazing selections at a crazy price- including garlic or soy chicken platters, Lechon, crispy and fried meats and rolls, Mac salads. Dessert includes fried turon, halo halo (hot), and fried banana goodies. Bonus to them for offering compostable wooden cutlery. Try it out!