You gotta go here when you're craving grills and barbecue and good hearty soups. Nothing beats…read morebottomless rice too if you're dining in. But 2 cups of rice if it's to go. I always go here for their yummy grilled chicken inasal with lemon soy sauce dip and garlic topped rice. Sheer heaven P.S. I wanted to take a pic of the food but was craving it so bad, I finished like there was a race

From the owner: With its straightforward but firmly grounded in cultural authenticity idea, Inasal Grill Avenue…read morewill serve as a traditional Filipino grilled food in creative packaging intended for the fast-food industry.

From start to finish our waitress was amazing! Friendly and willing to small chat about the…read moreestablishment. Attentive with making sure our coffee was always topped up . The food was surprisingly really good and you get a fair bit for what you pay for . The Alfredo sauce was thick as it should be. Lots of veggies and the chicken was juicy and flavour nicely with Cajun spices. The won tong had a strong chicken flavour for broth and sadly not a lot of vegetables but it came with a fair bit of chow main noodles. The dumplings are full of flavour with tiny bit of vegetables. Chow special is a definitely for a meat lover and someone who is hungry. Pancakes are better than smitty. They are fair size as well. Bathroom are kept clean along with the dining room area . Dinner room area has the feel of any Denny's chain restaurants.

Waited over 30 minutes for our food, by the time it came it was cold. 10 minutes for steamed rice…read moreis unacceptable

Got there unplanned and had very pleasant experience. I bought some sourdough bread and pretzels,…read moreand some sweet snack that looked delicious. And it was delicious; the test as well. The place looked nice and clean. The ladies who served me were very welcoming and friendly. TWO THUMBS UP!!!

Very glad to find this place, we tried the ham and cheese sandwich, pulled pork buns, and…read morepumpernickel bread. Everything was good, all are worth going back for again. There is seating inside if one wanted to stay for a bite and a beverage.

Our really first time to try Filipino Food. My first impression it is very oily. Idk if only here…read moreor all Filipino food. However, the ingredients are sweet, a little bit sour, but not salty or spicy. Overall is a very good experience especially today is my cousin's birthday. They provide an ice cream cake!! The atmosphere was amazing when everyone was celebrating her birthday! Love this customer service!

Great food w generous portions in the South side. 10 pc of lumpia Shanghai full of pork. Pancit…read morecanton had generous pork on top w egg noodles. Garlic rice is a staple. Also had slaw that was fresh and crispy. Finished off w leche de flan. I love halo halo and it looked good - but sadly it doesn't like me :(

We did take out as we were going over to our filipino neighbours. They make amazing food but wanted…read moreto bring a couple dishes. When entering restaurant they were so friendly and welcoming. It was clean and looked nice. We got two dishes that were outstanding. The lechon kawali (side pork) and CALDERETA (Beef) Stewed in tomato paste & coconut milk, with green peas, red pepper & potatoes. Everyone asked where we got this from and were impressed!

I am from Los Angeles and there's a bunch of Filipino food to choose from where I live. I came jn…read moreEdmonton to visit my family for the holidays. I am a big time foodcritic/ fanatic. I am very pleased that my fam ordered in Palabok House some of our "noche buena" food. I love their Miki Bihon, Sisig and Lechon Kawali. Not even one of the most popular grill restaurant in Manila or would beat the sisig. It has The mayonnaise with chopped to finish up the Sisig. Their lechon kawali still retains its crispiness and does not go stale overtime. All in all i am very pleased with their food. When i come and visit Edmonton again. I will make sure I gotta have their food again.

Let's Salu Salo food truck is a taste of the Phillipines: grilled pork skewer platter with fried…read moreegg, seasoned rice and light salad that as punched up with their garlic vinegar sauce; Kikaim- delicious deep fried seafood balls; kwek-kwek- soft boiled quail eggs encased in a slightly savoury fluffy batter served with a sweet citrusy sauce; a super refreshing grass jelly, sago drink called sago't gulaman and a halo halo full of jelly, taro icecream, and other tasty bits we enjoyed but was too lazy to identify. Let's Salu-salo means let's eat together, and from the line ups at the south common farmers market (where you can usually find them on the weekends) that was definitely the case! Staff are friendly and more than happy to explain what sauces go with what dish, and can ramp up the spiciness of dishes upon request. All foods are made from scratch which is an additional bonus!

Delicious! Ordered the party trays: beef karekare, pork afritada, chicken wings and pancit malabon…read more Jealous that Edmonton has a restaurant like Kusina Filipino. The Filipino restaurants in Toronto are more commercialized, lacking that "home-cooked" taste. Thank you for the free turon! It's so good that I was able to eat 2pcs right away. [Marife*Dec-08-24]

Food is really good bat a bit overpriced. Phone for pickup only is a bit odd but worth it. Limited…read morehours but check it out.