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    Pinoy Market & Cafe

    3.6 (128 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Two-entree plate with pompano and kare kare.
    Rose J.

    Back in Manassas after five years so I had to give this place a try again. My pregnant self is constantly craving Filipino food and this place hits the spot every time. I heard there was a change in management over the years and the quality of food and the friendliness of the staff seem to prove that. My husband and I usually order their two-entree plates and it comes to about $30 dollars (it could be less than that but we always find snacks and other side dishes to try). Honestly not bad since there's a great variety to choose from. My current favorite is their pompano (the head, of course)!

    Oily Sinigang
    Monica M.

    Too oily.. if you see my photos, you can see how the oily it is on the surface. This Sinigang is an oil soup. I taste no sourness like it should have. The Diniguan is also very oily and unappetizing. Ive been here quite a few times and has always been a hit or miss. I'm not sure what happened to to their food quality, but this just isn't it. I just threw away my $10 meal and I absolutely HATE wasting. I really tried to eat it - I really couldn't though. I don't think I'll be returning. *UPDATE 30 min after posting this review - I started feel nauseous and had a headache. TMI, I've never seen my puke so oily before.

    Chip aisle
    Andy C.

    Tried this place out because I had never really had Filipino food before. Not gonna lie. It's a hole in the wall but it seems legit. For lunch in this area, you get 2 choices from the buffet bar and some rice for $9.50. It's actually a lot of food. I got lechon kawali and adobo chicken. The chicken looked like it had been simmering for hours already. Super juicy and full of flavor. Meat just fell off the bone. The lechon kawali was a bit cold so it wasn't fresh. They give you a dipping sauce for it which was good. It was still super crunchy and I couldn't stop eating it. I'll be back to try out some of the other dishes. Like I said, it's a lot of food for a quick grab-and-go lunch.

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    Michelle M.

    I love going to Pinoy Market & Cafe for homecooked Filipino food and grocery items. My favorite dishes to order are Kare-Kare, Sisig, and Monggo. They also have Filipino desserts like sago gulaman, leche flan, and turon. Molo and batchoy are sometimes available during weekends too! The staff are quite helpful and more than happy to assist everytime I visit. I do hope they'll offer more dishes in the future.

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    Hunter B.

    I have heard about this place so I checked it out. There are some small aisles of food to get but in the back is the main food which is cooked to order. I got pancit and lumpia. The pancit is the best I have had that was not homecooked and it is enough to feed two people. The lumpia, which came with 6, had great seasoning and was so good. I loved the food here and I cannot wait to go back to get more, definitely a place worth checking out.

    Andrea W.

    Love coming to this place with my fellow Filipinas. It's a restaurant coupled with a Supermarket. We tried their tinola, bopis, menudo and molo soup. Honestly, the molo was everyone's favorite. The menudo and the bopis kind of tasted the same. I wish the bopis was spicy - seemed to be missing something but passable. I do love their tinola and wouldn't mind just getting that next time. The dining area was clean and had plenty of space for other patrons even during lunch. Their staff were so nice and attentive. Bonus that they have lots of goodies that you can grab on your way out. Will definitely come back!

    Halo halo
    Charming P.

    Lovely ladies working- friendly and sweet. Food was good. And ofcourse halo halo to end the meal.

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    One of the best Pinoy resto in the area. Customer service has improved! Food & prices are reasonable.

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    Pinoy Market is a must-visit for exceptional lumpia, top-quality Filipino goods, and amazing ube.

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    Great food at a great price. Good amount to eat and the variety was great too. Will definitely be coming back.

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    F&F Filipino Fusion - Beef Short Ribs Nilaga

    F&F Filipino Fusion

    4.2(84 reviews)
    10.2 mi
    •$$

    BEST CHICKEN ADOBO EVER: If you're looking for authentic Filipino flavors that hit all the right…read morenotes--savory, tangy, and perfectly balanced--this is the place to go. The chicken adobo here is tender, fall-off-the-bone perfection, but the real star is the sauce. It's the most flavorful adobo sauce I've ever had--rich, garlicky, with just the right balance of soy sauce and vinegar, plus a slight sweetness that I absolutely loved. You'll be craving it long after your meal, and trust me, it will bring you back for more. But that's not all! We also tried their Shrimp Kalabasa, and it was just as incredible. The shrimp were plump and juicy, the kalabasa (pumpkin) was soft and naturally sweet, and the green beans added the perfect crunch. The sauce tied everything together beautifully, making every bite comforting and satisfying. Despite the humble appearance of this restaurant in the Food Court, the chef here is top-rate--every dish is packed with bold, authentic flavors that stand out. Service was warm and welcoming, making us feel right at home. Next time, I'm definitely trying their sisig--if it's anything like the dishes I had, I already know it's going to be amazing!

    Honestly, I didn't have high expectations of this place given its location in an old Lotte food…read morecourt. The second the food came out, I said "ohhhhh" and changed my mind. The food was served in cute little stainless steel skillets, making for great food presentation. We ordered the pork Pinakbet and the Palabok. Both were hot and fresh. The Palabok is probably the best I've ever had with a delicious sauce, ample meat, egg, and Scallions, and all topped off with crispy chicharon. Add that squeeze of lemon and....perfection. The pinakbet was also really good. The veggies were fresh, not overcooked in the slightest. Nothing was greasy. I would absolutely come here again!

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    4.1(63 reviews)
    9.9 mi

    We had an amazing experience with Pinay Kitchen catering for our church event in Woodbridge. The…read morefood was absolutely outstanding--authentic, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Every dish was a hit, and so many people kept going back for seconds and asking where the food came from. The portions were generous, everything was well-organized, and the setup made serving a large group seamless and stress-free. You can really tell they take pride in their food and service. If you're looking for delicious, authentic Filipino catering that will impress a crowd, Pinay Kitchen is a fantastic choice. We will definitely be using them again. Highly recommend!

    Food is ok but overpriced for what it is and the customer service nonexistent. The man upfront…read morecouldn't have been more ethnocentric or xenophobic towards me. The man couldn't bother uttering a single word towards me from the moment I placed an order to tipping and what have you. But thanks for speaking perfect English and responding to my other dining companions! The inside of the restaurant is large and suitable for a banquet or karaoke night. There's no lunch buffet. Everything is a la carte. The rice is dry and old even if you arrive at 10 when they open. Something to keep in mind. Most dishes are between $15-20+. Not exactly inexpensive. The portions aren't that big so you will need several plates ordered for 3 adults. So expect to pay close to $100 for 3 entrees and an appetizer or two. The diniguan tasted very oily and gamey. It could have used more acid to cut the grease and improve the taste. The kare kare lacked any salt so I found it inedible. Pork skewers and the chicken BBQ tasted exactly the same. Neither were anything to write home about. The taro ice cream/ halohalo was ok. I've had better elsewhere. The ice cream portion smelled and tasted like play doh. Not a fan but this is such a preference thing.Their lechon is over fried in my opinion. I guess that too is more of a personal preference thing. I don't like mine extremely chewy and dry. In all, I wouldn't revisit unless I'm in the area and desperate for Filipino food. Otherwise there are better options in Manassas and elsewhere with better service and pricing.

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    Kababayan Filipino Gourmet Food - Lechon Kawali & Pork Sinigang

    Kababayan Filipino Gourmet Food

    3.9(243 reviews)
    10.0 mi
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    Eaten here so many times and don't have any pics to prove it. But if you're looking for delicious…read morelumpia for a great price then this is your spot. Love the staff always nice and welcoming. They even do catering.

    4.4 Stars - Overall, I am very satisfied with the clean ambience , the festive & native decor &…read moreinterior of Kababayan, the generous amount of some of the food ordered, and the friendly professional staff. It was difficult for me to give a fair rating for the food. Even though the last time I had Filipino food was 5 years ago, I have been spoiled in the past with the finest Filipino food in the world cooked by some of the finest & most humble chefs I ever met. The food at Kababayan was so so or good for my first experience in tasting their food despite being rated as the best Filipino food in the area in some reviews. Everything was well seasoned, and I was only disappointed in one entree. I was hoping to try the traditional roasted succulent lechon or Laing. Laing, is a Filipino dish of shredded or whole taro leaves with meat or seafood cooked in thick coconut milk spiced with labuyo chili, lemongrass, garlic, shallots, ginger, and shrimp paste. They both were unavailable. The food is displayed like a buffet style arrangement. You select the entrees and side when you order a combination of entrees & side dish. It would have helped to have a sign describing each entree with its name. The lady helping me in selecting entrees was very kind and went into detail of each entree. I ordered two entrees with rice and two entrees with pancit noodles. The price for two entrees with rice or noodles was $15. A fair and good price for the amount of food provided. The traditional pancit noodles & dinuguan tasted the best and were the most generous portions served to me, and were the closest to my past food experiences with these traditional Filipino foods. I would have loved some calamansi, the citrus Philippine lemon, to season my pancit. That is how I prefer my pancit. They instead provided me lemon wedges to season my pancit as an option for the calamansi though. The pancit was good and like the pancit I would eat at Filipino parties & gatherings. The dinuguan was delicious & is always an acquired taste. I like to eat it once in a blue moon. It was the first food I ate completely. The pork adobo and sweet & sour pork entrees tasted good yet I was unfamiliar with them. They didn't taste like the traditional roasted lechon pig I was accustomed to in the past. I stashed them away in glass containers in the fridge to eat later along with the pancit & chicken adobo. The most disappointing was the chicken adobo. The taste of chicken adobo was good but it was annoying to pick out the broken & chopped bone pieces out of the chicken adobo to prevent accidentally swallowing them. This restaurant is worth checking out. The entrees are always changing there. I will probably come back here again to try different foods I haven't tried.

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    Kuya Ja's Lechon Belly

    4.4(962 reviews)
    27.5 mi
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    This place serves amazing Filipino food! We ordered a bunch of dishes to share among three…read morefriends--lumpia, lechon, pork sisig, and pancit--and everything was flavorful and delicious. The restaurant has a casual, laid-back setup where you order at the counter and they bring the food to your table. While ordering, we had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Javier, who shared the story behind the restaurant. His sister runs the sister restaurant, Gwenie's, and Gwenie is actually their mom! The recipes here are inspired by their family's home cooking, which really comes through in the food. We ended our delightful lunch with desserts from Gwenie's: ube cake, an ice cream cookie, and a mango cream donut. Everything was fantastic! We're so glad we stopped by and got to experience such delicious food and a little piece of their family story. Definitely a place worth visiting!

    I was finally able to try this place after hearing so many good things about them on Instagram. We…read moreordered the lechon bowl, pancit, lumpia and pork sisig. Everything was delicious. I really enjoyed the lumpia. It was crispy and loved that it was a longer lumpia rather than a short one. For dessert, we ordered Gwenie's mango donut, ube cake, and sylvana. So happy I shared the desserts with my friends. Less calories for me. Our food was brought to us quickly, less than 5 minutes. The ambiance is fast casual. There were some tables and we arrived at the right time. The place got packed quickly.

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    Inside they sell baked goods from Gwenie's

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    Hiraya Cafe  - Kinilaw

    Hiraya Cafe

    4.3(233 reviews)
    26.9 mi•H Street Corridor/Atlas District/Near Northeast
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    Visited from San Francisco and heard this was a great spot for modern Filipino food!…read more The ambiance was clean and did give a Filipino homey vibe. Lots of people doing work and drinking coffee. Makulay Coffee - 4/5 - did not get the amazing colorful visual as seen in the pictures, getting a white and yellow blob lol. Taste was there, reminding me of a brown sugar, vanilla cake. Black truffle ensaymada - 3/5 - Heavy on the black truffle, as it overpowered everything else. Appreciated the this twist in a classic. Ube Chori Burger - 4/5 - Awesome presentation, juicy, saltiness was not overpowering for chorizo. Did remind me of longanisa. Fries were hella good! (5/5) Kare kare - 3/5 - Served deconstructed and flavor was there. On the watery side. Lechon was crispy but dry and not as fresh as expected. Pandan cookie - 5/5 - this was amazing. Soft, packed flavor, truly delectable. Service was a let down with the only cashier being cold by not providing a greeting, making eye contact, or a smile - as if he did not want to be there. There were also flies in the pastry display. My mom ordered black coffee and we had to ask for cream & sugar. They didn't have cream so asked for milk. Aside from the service, would come back to try more coffees and food if in the area.

    Hiraya is a decent Filipino restaurant on H Street…read more We tried two drinks and two entrees. The ube latte ($6) was one of the best-looking drinks I've ever seen, decorated with purple swirls, but the turon latte ($6) was no slouch either. Then, we had the tapa ($25) and tocino ($24). Each bowl featured delicious marinated meat (beef and pork, respectively), alongside purple-and-white rice, pickled vegetables, and a gently fried egg. The food was definitely tasty, but above all, they made quite an effort to make each dish look good, and it paid off. I very much enjoyed my meal here.

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