UPDATE: We ordered the 15 lb Lechon Belly for a party... OMG it was sooooo good. Our guests absolutely RAVED about it. RUN, don't walk! read more

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As other reviewers have said, it is the customer service that is severely lacking. This place is not cheap, or even affordable. We went yesterday because we had family visiting and wanted to treat them to an authentic Filipino meal. We spent over $200 and tipped well. They were happy with the food, and enjoyed the portions, but the service was pretty lacking. We were the only table there. The did not check on us at all. We had to ask for water to be refilled. When it came time to take food to go, we had to ask for the container, bags, and the right sized containers and the right sized bags. The older woman with the jet black hair was the one who rude and dismissive. When I asked her for a larger bag, she said that was the largest one. I pointed out that we gave them a very generous tip and that I see larger brown bags, but she still did not offer me one. She was very defensive, and said she thought I was referring to a plastic bag. Folks, don't make the mistake of over tipping here. You don't get the service you expect and deserve. The food is good though, but the service sucks! We spent, with the tip, about $240. read more

Took Mom here for her birthday in March a few years ago. Lunch buffet was mostly yummy. Unfortunately, the roast pork belly wasn't available. Apparently only served on weekends. The fried food languishing under heat lamps were not the best. Too bad usually like the Filipino version of eggrolls but these were chewy, not crispy. The saucy stews and stirfries kept in chafing dishes were much better. Tried the tangy, black pork stew (aka dinuguan or blood stew) which was so yummy over rice. Also liked the munggo stew which I think were seeds or lentils? Again, awesome over rice. There was also a yummy sauteed dish made with assorted veg. The kabocha squash and green beans were delicious but the bitter melon was too bitter for me. Avoided those. Also liked the peanut butter stew but definitely needed to eat with the fermented shrimp paste for an added flavor bomb. The tasty soup was sour and reminiscent of Thai tom yum. Think it was flavored with tamarind. Absolutely loved the lone dessert, a hot and sweet tapioca (pudding/soup/stew?) made a vibrant purple by ube. Be sure to dip deep into the pot for the soft and chewy mochi balls and other fillings. So yummy, actually went back a couple of times for refills. This would be so comforting on a cold winter's day. Strip mall looked lonely and forgotten. Lots of parking. Hardly any stores open. Hardly any stores at all actually. Despite this, Pistahan is nicely decorated on the inside with blue-grey tile walls and plank flooring. Will definitely be back and this time with the whole family to try the weekend buffet. read more

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I'm an addict. Came to try different dishes. All delicious! I really wish I could come during the buffet because I want to order and eat everything! This visit, we had: Tortang Talong - Well done. I love how the egg is crispy. The eggplant was cooked well. Tender and it wasn't greasy. Crispy Lechon topped with Dinuguan - The dinuguan is good! Then they top it with their signature crispy lechon! Heaven!! Guinataan Kalabasa with Green Beans and Tofu - Love how crisp the green beans are and the squash is cooked perfectly with bite. Not mushy! Halo-Halo - You can't go wrong with halo halo! Theirs comes topped with ube ice cream and a slice of leche flan. Service is always with a smile! read more

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Great tasting dishes! They give great portions for what it's worth. Service was very friendly and the food came out pretty fast. Very nice clean place, and they have weekend buffet. Enjoyed our lunch here! Highly recommend. They have a great menu with lots of choices. read more

Family introduced us to this little gem. There aren't a lot of Filipino buffets in the Bay, so I was happy to give Pistahan a try. They have a good selection of dishes. We came late on a Sunday and they still had food coming out. The flavors are very good and there's a lot of meat dishes. The Lechon kawali, bbq chicken, and pan it was very good. They have garlic fried rice which I haven't seen at a buffet before. The price is reasonable for all the food. read more

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The food at Pistahan is always delicious, and I keep coming back because the quality is consistently good. However, I've had the same issue every time I order the monggo soup through DoorDash. The menu clearly states that it comes with shrimp and pork cracklings, but every order I've received has only contained tofu chunks instead. I hope they either update the DoorDash menu to accurately reflect what's being served or prepare the dish as advertised. The food is great, but it's disappointing to repeatedly receive something different from what was ordered. read more

Pistahan - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

We came to buy the viral fish sandwich at Chinese Bakery but the line is sooo long and didn't want to wait. Came to Pistahan since I was craving for some Silog. Glad we did because the food was delicious . I ordered isaw also. Very flavorful. I really injoyed it. And they are not shady with their meat and rice. Delicious. The place is so clean and everyone was friendly. I wanna try other dishes read more

Pistahan - Tapsilog $17.99 - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

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Definitely worth it! The food is good, with plenty of great selections. The service is excellent, too. The place is clean and neat, including the bathroom. Lots of parking. Overall, a great dining experience and definitely worth coming back! read more

Filipino-inspired buffet experience [San Leandro CA] We couldn't decide where to eat but since we were planning on going to the Livermore Outlets we decided to look somewhere in San Leandro... and ended up here at Pistahan. Oh, the memories of driving on these congested freeways when I used to live in the Bay Area especially the 880 and 238 highways. I was unaware that the restaurant is a buffet experience restaurant which is a good choice for those who can eat a lot, luckily, they also offered table service for smaller orders. We each chose a silog rice plate. Bangsilog for me (milkfish) w/ egg (add'l $1). Hubby chose his usual Longsilog (sausage made from ground pork and spices). If there's one thing that unites us Filipinos it's our unparalleled passion for food. And when it comes to breakfast 'silog' reigns supreme. Pistahan is a cozy spot to indulge in traditional flavors when you're in the mood for a culinary journey to the Philippines. Located in the Manor Shopping Center in San Leandro. The employees were friendly and welcoming exhibiting that Filipino hospitality. Review #3870 read more

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This was a door dash pick up order that did not disappoint!! Everything we ordered was delicious! The flavor was 10/10! We ate the garlic rice so fast, I forgot to capture a photo, but the chicken adobo paired well with it. The restaurant is in a small plaza with plenty of parking and you can dine in. I highly recommend! read more

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Tried their lunch buffet which was close to $40 with a nice tip . I didn't think it was worth that much as I judge places by their dinuguan which this place was just okay. Their lechon was good especially the skin. Place is hard to find and is in a small strip mall in a residential neighborhood. read more

Ordered the Paella and pancit for catering and it was delicious! Everyone was so happy with the food. Great place to eat in or ordering catering for party's! read more

Pistahan - Pancit Canton/Sotanghon - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

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Food is now 29.99 for the weekend buffets. We went early on a Saturday morning and each dish was filled to the brim. Food was freshly made with plenty of options. This is very homey filipino food and a must try when you are in San Leandro read more

Pistahan - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

My family wanted to try this new Filipino buffet so here we are. The food is served buffet style, so you line up and grab your plate it fix it up yourself. They have decent variety of options my favorites were the lechon kawali and the caldereta. The Kare Kare was good too, but I was kinda disappointed that there was no oxtail. For desserts, the bilo bilo was the highlight. The restaurant is kinda small and it gets packed pretty quickly so I suggest coming early. On the bright side, parking here is pretty abundant, so that's nice. Try it out if you like. :) read more

Pistahan - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

I'm sure food will be great here. Service has been accommodating. The ambiance is the kitchen and music in the background. "It's always good to try something new" so do... read more

We did the buffet on a Sunday. It was $30, very good price if you can eat a lot. If you are not a big eater, just do ala carte. Everything in the buffet was good, dinuguan, lechon, tempura, daing na bangus, adobong pusit, lumpia etc. i recommend this place. read more

Food is good. I'm writing about what made a lasting impression. Customer service...ewwww. While the older woman was kind enough and helpful enough, the guy-whom I assume could be her son has a HUGE chip on his shoulders and it's so obvious that he is an angry person which no establishment should ever have at the front of house. (Not to mention, he was also snorting his Vicks nasal tube of mentholatum in plain view of costumers who are eating.) Gross. Who wants to pay money for that kind of ambiance. Bye Felicia. read more

We were here to have an early celebration. My family has wanted to bring me here to try out the Filipino food. I don't particularly seek out Filipino food when I eat out as it's hard to compete with my mom's cooking. In short, I feel like it may have been an off day as my family has told me it's been better in the past. But service was stellar and it's a good way to try out a variety of Filipino food all in one go, but that comes at a price. L O C A T I O N Pistahan is kind of a little in the middle of nowhere in San Leandro, so just follow your navigation assistant. It's in a small plaza with green buildings that has a large parking lot. We easily found a spot near the restaurant. I N S I D E A very spacious inside with a bunch of tables. The buffet area in the back with the bar to the right. There's also booths to sit in. B U F F E T You basically come in and you don't have to do the buffet, but if you do, you pay at the counter and then basically pick out a table. Plenty of seating when we arrived at 11am on a Sunday. Note you don't have to do the buffet, you can do a la carte and just order off the menu. But we were specifically here for the buffet. According to my brother, it was about $30 a person. Eep. I should've eaten more but I just couldn't as I was so stuffed from the full sampler plate I got. For drinks you can order, but what's in the buffet is coffee and water. This was the spread: Fried area under heat lamps: ~ Lechon belly ~ Pork sisig ~ Shrimp tempura ~ Fried Chicken ~ Lumpiang Shanghai ~ Fried Bangus In long warming trays: ~ Bistek ~ Grilled Pork Belly ~ Menudo ~ Beef Kalderata ~ Pancit Malabon ~ Pancit Bihon ~ Pinakbet ~ Chop Suey ~ Beef Kare Kare ~ Longganisa ~ Dinuguan ~ Pork Sinigang Dessert: ~ Ginataang Bilo Bilo ~ Ube Cake So let's do the "not so great" before I go into the good. Unfortunately all the crispy items that should be crispy (with the exception of the lechon) were not crispy and not warm or hot at all. Actually most of the other items were just kind of warm. The grilled pork belly had the thick skin which was very leathery, tough, and chewy. I kind of wish they took it off. The beef in the kare kare was also tough. A lot of the fried meat was quite dry. A lot of the dishes were very oily though that's really normal for the cuts of meat used in these dishes, just be forewarned if you're not into oily food. The desserts were a bit sweet for me but they were quite tasty. Now onto the good. The kare kare flavor was actually quite good and rich. The sinigang was deliciously sour. The menudo sang with this savory and sweetness. The dinuguan is a version that I actually enjoyed eating. The pancit malabon with lemon was very satisfying. Also really happy that they had some kind of coffee as we didn't have any breakfast or anything to eat prior to coming to save room for all the buffet food. S E R V I C E They are quite good about clearing up plates and are quite friendly, kind, and attentive. That itself bumps up the rating! O V E R A L L As mentioned, perhaps it was just an off day and/or we came at the wrong time. I again don't particularly crave Filipino food and I do have a sensitivity to garlic (trust me I was quite bloated and suffered, but I knew what I was getting into), but it's a good way to experience it if you've never had it as it covers a variety of items that are typical of the cuisine. The service was the best part of the whole experience as they do treat you like you're part of the family coming back home to be fed. Do try them out if you're ever in the area! And come hungry! read more

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I coordinated a Kamayan dinner with friends last Saturday for our 'friendsgivingmas' and ordered some food from here, per our friends' recommendations (and our friends hosted). Everyone kept raving about how tasty everything was! We ordered a half tray of the lumpia (of course), half tray of the salt and pepper shrimp, half tray of the lechon kawali, 12 sticks of pork bbq, 24 pieces of longanisa, and pancit bihon & canton (we had separate small plates for this). Total came out to about $25/person for 17 adults, which is not bad at all! Pistahan unfortunately does not have a website, so I suggest calling to inquire for prices. Overall, our Kamayan dinner was a hit and would definitely order from here again! read more

Pistahan - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

My colleague recommended this spot for breakfast especially since they do brunch buffet. Here was my experience. AMBIANCE: Parking: Plaza parking. I didn't really have any issues so it was cool. Seating: Inside seating good for small or large groups. There's room for maybe about 50 people. Vibes: Welcome to San Leandro! Nothing too flashy here just good neighborly houses and plazas with good eateries and small businesses. In this area there are some good eating spots, everyday errand spots, and a gym. The spot itself is nice. It has some nice Filipino decorations. The tvs kept me busy and I'm sure it keeps the locals busy catching a game. I enjoyed the background music of Filipino renditioning pop songs in the background.Great place to eat with family or a simple Filipino food adventure. FOOD: Brunch Buffet (Recommend) Oooooi! Where do we begin? Pancit (noodles) were comforting, rice was soft, longanisa was sweet, bangus was good, lumpias had a good crunch, mechado, kare kare, chicken adobo and the diniguan were comforting and finally the lechon was served fresh - that crispy skin is a treat! Sinigang Soup (Recommend) Delicious! A good amount tamarind (sweet/sour) taste to it. The vegetables were fulfilling and the pork had a good balance of meat and fat. A comforting dish regardless of the weather. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Tita Vicky was great! She left a simple yet friendly impression. TL; DR OVERALL: 4.5 Stars. Fantastic! Great selections, delicious food, reasonable price, and a pleasant experience. I enjoyed dining here and look forward to coming here again, especially for their buffet (a bang for your buck). For those in the area and looking for Filipino food, this is the spot! #FilipinoFoodMovement #RepresentASIAN TIPS: * Pistahan means festival * In the case you don't want to do buffet, you can order from the menu. read more

Pistahan - Woooo! - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

Run don't walk!!! lol Filipino buffet available on weekends - $26.99 each. I almost want to keep this a secret selfishly lol but I also want this restaurant to thrive and spread the good word! Gotta support my Filipino peeps- cuz I'm half Filipino lol. They had a delicious buffet spread. Most everything was super tasty but the standouts for me were the beef kare-kare- which is a beef stew with peanut butter sauce (sounds weird but is so good), menudo, and bistek (Filipino beef steak and onions). We loved the variety and being able to try a bit of everything. They had lots of options but I'll attempt to mention a few! Lechon crispy pork belly, shrimp tempura, pork sisig, ginitaang manok (coconut chicken), pancit, palabok, and pinakbet. Service was very friendly. Someone came around to collect plates to clear up your table as you get multiple rounds of food! Utensils and water available on the side to help yourself. There's also a desert table with coffee. For some reason, arroz caldo was also on that table which is like a chicken and rice porridge with ginger. We got lucky and walked in on a Sunday around 11:50am. You can also reserve on Google/Yelp in advance. They have booth tables and normal tables, a fair amount of seating. I liked the Christmas parol decorations, which are Filipino Christmas lanterns. They had some authentic Filipino feel paintings on the wall of like Mount Mayon lol which is a volcano in the Philippines. Overall highly recommend a visit. I want to come back and try their other food that wasn't available on the buffet. read more

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My family likes going to buffets. We found this one and decided to give it a try. I read this place is known for their lechon and kare kare. I was excited to taste the kare kare but Found out they don't make it with oxtail. It still tastes ok but I prefer when it is made with oxtail. The lechon was crispy and I like how it was already cut up and ready to grab on small plates. I like the buffet style where you serve yourself. My other favorites were the pork sinigang and fried fish. for dessert they had bilo bilo and some kind of ube cake that was kind of like a brownie texture. The service was good. Plates were picked up quickly. I wish halo halo was part of the buffet. read more

Pistahan - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

One of my comfort food is pansit canton combination sotanghon good portion and tasty. Crispy Dinuguan as well one of my Goto food here. Service courteous and fast. Ambiance They have a fair amount of tables and seats as well good amount of customers and picking up orders read more

My friends and I went there on a Friday for lunch. We wanted to have the buffet that had lechon only to find out that they discontinued the buffet on Fridays. We ordered à la carte instead and went for Paksiw na Lechon and Pork Sisig. The paksiw na lechon was very good and had a lot of pork skin. The Pork Sisig was disappointing as I've tasted better ones. The lumpiang Shanghai were good also. Service was warm and friendly. Great place to go for Filipino food in San Leandro! read more

I came on a Sunday during the lunch hour and the food was not fresh and never got replenished. I saw all these amazing reviews on Youtube for this restaurant and wanted to love it. The lechon was not edible. The skin was tough and the meat was bland and cold. The fried chicken was very dry and tough. The lumpia was cold and not crispy. The Beef Mechado was the best dish but you can only eat so much of that with garlic rice. I'm pretty sure this place is amazing when it's crowded but on this rainy Sunday the dining room was pretty empty so there's no motivation for the kitchen to put out anything new or fresh. read more

I was thinking about having chicken caldereta. I'd been meaning to try this restaurant since starting my new job. Stopped in for lunch on lunch hour. I saw beef caldereta on the menu and then opted to have some lumping to go as well. I'm half pinoy and adopted by white people, but I know my filipino food and this was not it. I was shocked that I had to pay extra for rice with this dish. It came out and the dish didn't have any indication it was cooked with tomato sauce. There was no carrots or other vegetable beside big chunks cut up potatoes. The potatoes were not cooked throughly. The were browned on outside but not soft at all. The meat was tough as all get out. Lumping nothing spectacular, and not homemade. (A few days later, I saw the Lumpia Store truck there) I paid damn near $30 two dishes. Well more reason for me to cook at home. I actually made chicken caldereta at that weekend for the price of 15.00 which will feed me for a few days. Sorry won't be going here again. read more

Pistahan - And you call this caldereta? - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

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This review does not deserve any star at all. Extremely disappointing experience with Pistahan Restaurant. I ordered three dishes through Uber Eats. While the delivery arrived on time, one entire dish was missing from the order. When I called the restaurant to report their mistake, I was shocked by their response. Instead of taking responsibility or coordinating with Uber Eats, I was told that I would need to place a new order and pay again just to receive the missing dish. In other words, I was expected to pay twice for their error. This is unacceptable customer service. Mistakes happen, but how a restaurant handles them matters--and in this case, there was no accountability,and no effort to resolve the issue properly. Expecting customers to reorder and repay because of a restaurant's oversight shows a complete lack of professionalism. I will not be ordering from Pistahan again and strongly caution others. If your order is wrong, be prepared to pay for their mistake. read more

This review is long overdue - but y'all.. this is one of the best Filipino Cuisine restaurants in the East Bay. The food quality never disappoints! Their crispy pata is perfectly cooked and their Shanghai is a must Everytime we dine-in or take-out (and we always get the 20-piece!) we always appreciate the sauce that comes with it. I'm giving 4 stars for overall food quality, a real gem of a restaurant and prices for all menu items are just right, not overpriced! You really can't beat the buffet too! Always on point with the everyone's favorites. Minus 1 star for "mid" customer service, but still one of my family's top favorite places to eat, hands down. read more

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Came here for lunch, the service is always great, very friendly and helpful. The food was delicious, came out fresh and serving size plentiful. The fish was tasty and fresh. Beef was tender. Lecheon was crispy and tasted "clean". As for the lumpia, can't really go wrong, it was crunchy and delicious We've been here before during the weekend for the buffet and it did not disappoint! Clean and plenty of seating, will definitely be coming back for more! read more

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Came here for a party of 6 for their weekend lunch buffet. It was busy when we arrived. Maybe a 15-20 minute wait. Once a table was available, server was quick to clean and have it ready. You'll have to pay upfront. It was $26.99 per person. Spent about $206 which included a few drinks and tip. Buffet set up has plenty to choose from. The food was good and you can see them replenishing often. I wish they gave more desserts to choose from. Regardless, I'd return. read more

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Pistahan is a bit of a mixed bag. Some dishes might leave you satisfied after just one try, while others are so well-executed you'll find yourself coming back for more. read more

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Pistahan is a nice Filipino restaurant located in San Leandro. They make some good Filipino food. Some of their yummy entrees are Beef Kare Kare, Mechado, Pork Sisig, Pinakebet, and Bicol Express. Of course, they have the usual Filipino food you'd expect to see such as Lumpia and Chicken Adobo too. It is a clean sit down restaurant that is nicely decorated. Service has been good too which is also important. Glad to have Pistahan in the area when we are craving yummy Filipino food. read more

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Pistahan offers a wide selection for their buffet on the weekend so after seeing some of the photos, my wife and I decided to come along with our son and check it out. Coming in we noticed that there were quite a bit of people eating already which made me very happy to see since this is usually a good sign that the food is made fresh. After paying first and being seated, we were off to the races on the buffet. They offer a wide variety of Filipino food that included lechon and a very tasty lumpia. If I have to guess, they have a total of roughly around 20 dishes with soup and desert. Besides the drinks available inside the fridge are charged extra, most of what you see are included in the buffet. I got a little bit of everything since I'm a little new with Filipino food besides your signature dishes but seeing how happy my wife was, I knew this was a good spot to be. Trying a little bit of everything I think this may just be the spot we'll check out from time to time in the future on the weekend. Unlike this place, most Filipino restaurant fails to educate those outside of the community on their dishes and often time an order comes with one protein and rice. As a self proclaimed healthy eater, I really need my greens on these so called "combos". Not having them really turns me away and that's why this spot is great because I get to try everything! For dessert they have the ube cake and ube sago soup (bilo bilo). The cake was a little stickier then I would have preferred but the bilo bilo hits the spot. The cost was around $26 per person and my son ate free. The ambiance inside was okay, but the overall experience has been great for us. We'll be back! :) read more

Food is always great went back for the Cebuchon and it is well worth it. The service is excellent SO to my beautiful friend Vicky your patience and dedication to your work is amazing. The place is very clean and organized. If you have been here before please try the weekend buffet and you will be more satisfied read more

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I grew up in Union City and took for granted that there were so many Filipino restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores, etc. Having lived in other parts of the Bay, I've come to know how special that was especially when a craving for comfort food hits. Imagine my surprise when I found that San Leandro also has a number of Filipino restaurants, Pistahan being one of them. It's on my food bucket list to try their lunch buffet, but for now, I've had their lumpia shanghai, lechon kawali, and sinigang. Their lumpia shanghai are delicious and manage to stay super crispy even after they've cooled down. I've ordered these for a couple of potluck gatherings and there are never any leftovers. The lechon kawali is also a hit with a good balance of crispiness and also moist, tender meat. The sinigang, however, was a bit of a letdown - maybe my family's version just primed me for something more sour than what restaurants have to make to appeal to a larger group of people. All in all, I will definitely be back - hopefully once for their lunch buffet! read more

Pistahan - 9.18.24 - sinigang ; lechon kawali ; lumpia - Filipino Near Me - San Leandro, California

This place is pretty good. I usually don't go out to eat Filipino food, because we have it at home. LOL. But this place is actually hella good. I knew it was good because my mom was putting it down. That's how I know because she's hella picky with Filipino food. They have a decent selection and I'm glad it's not overwhelming. The weekday one has no lechon, but it doesn't matter because the rest of the food smacks. I just grabbed a cup for the sinigang, i wish it was a little more sour, but it still gets the job done. The bibingka was pretty good, I think they added gelatin to keep it moist. The service was quick and prompt, the lola was hella nice and accommodating. The inside, was nice it reminded me if my aunties house. There's hella parking and a few shops around. read more

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Came here for the 2nd time today. The first time we went, we tried their weekend breakfast buffet and today we're here for their lunch buffet. I'll start with my Lechon belly review. I like theirs better than most places that "specialize" in lechon belly. Here at Pistahan, their lechon belly is perfectly seasoned and not too fatty. You can taste the meat and crunchy skin in a perfectly balanced bite just like your uncle used to "lechon" a whole pig in your lolo's backyard for the town fiesta. The chef and owners hail from Cavite and I must say, for buffet faire, their dishes taste home cooked. There's also shrimp sinigang and ube ginataan with Bilo-bilo at a different station that I didn't get to take photos of but both are also tasty. They also serve a la cart and rice plates. Sitting her for lunch there was a lot of to go orders being picked up either by DoorDash or folks ordering for themselves to take to go. The place is very clean and packed up really quickly. Ran by the entire family their service is very much Pinoy style. Very hospitable, attentive and friendly. They also fill up trays regularly to make sure there's enough food at all times. As someone who knows how to cook Filipino dishes, i rarely rave about or review Filipino restaurants. However, I highly recommend Pistahan restaurant not only for their food but also for their service and cleanliness of the restaurant and their kitchen. read more

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Pistahan has always been a hit with our family gatherings! They are our go-to for party trays, and so far we've ordered the following: - pork sisig 5/5 - caldereta 5/5 - pork menudo 5/5 - dinuguan 5/5 - laing 5/5 You truly cannot go wrong. They're normally run as an AYCE Filipino buffet, so you know they possess the know-how to produce quality catering orders that are consistent! read more

My experience this Filipino restaurant is very bad. Paying $30 all you could eat is NOT worth it!!! Everything is so dry, too much msg, desserts is . Everything in this restaurant need so much improvement. read more