This is a self service restaurant with Philippine cuisine. You have to get the pancit and lumpia if…read moreyou get nothing else! The service was quick and food was great so what more could you ask for!

We met our niece and nephew for dinner. You need to make…read morereservations since it's a small restaurant. When we arrived we were told we had use the kiosk to order. The waitress helped our niece who is Philippino order all the food. Once ordered food is brought to your table. All the dishes were very good we all enjoyed. Highly recommend !!! They do have beer, margaritas and soft drinks.

Update 6/22/2026:…read more Met up with a colleague for lunch and this place never fails me! The owner and staff are wonderful people working hard to bring the Hawaiian-Filipino taste to the Jax Community! Reminds me of when I visited Hawaii in the past and I just miss the islands! It was during early lunch so it was quiet at first but later saw folks coming through for lunch. My colleague never had Hawaiian food so the owner and I recommended a few dishes -- he chose the Loco Moco, Hawaiian-comfort food. I missed the garlic shrimp back then, and so luckily they had it in the menu -- Hawaiian Fried Garlic Shrimp!!! It was fantastic! The savory and super garlicky taste of those fried shrimps (yes, they had the shells still on, but that's the best part). The shells were crispy/fried enough and covered in the garlicky sauce that you can just eat it. Some folks may have other opinions, but I'm used to eating it this way in my culture as well. The fiesta rice was seasoned well and the Hawaiian Mac Salad was wonderfully semisweet and seasoned well too. Always great vibes by the decor and the owners!

My favorite was probably the pork skewers appetizer: two smallish skewers for $5.16. I'd put it…read moreslightly ahead of the short ribs. The latter was $19.65 for the Fiesta Plate. I didn't like the sides on the Fiesta Plate that much (macaroni salad, which my wife didn't like, rice, salad), though the salad was pretty good. It also had a piece of fried chicken; I thought it was nice, my wife not so much, but neither of us thought it was up to Jollibee (admittedly, a high standard). I had a taste of the pancit bihon, which was more strongly flavored than any I've had before, and not a favorite. Servings are smallish, so I don't think that Fiesta Plate is a good value. They close too early at night: 8 PM on a Friday. The setting is simple. Some of the seating looked uncomfortable, e.g. a bench or tables along the wall with wood at your back. We got a table with four plastic chairs, however, which was comfortable. Our server was very nice and friendly, though she had more work than she could handle without issues. They add 3.5% (reflected in the prices above), for using credit cards. With a soda ($3.36 for a can) and tip, the total for two shared courses came to $35.

I would absolutely return! I will first state that the entire menu is well priced for every budget…read more Under $5, $10, or $20, you will find something to eat that will leave you satisfied! The staff are incredibly kind and helpful. You truly will walk in and feel like you are eating at a family member's home in the cozy, peaceful atmosphere. The Sisig Empanada was a 9.7/10. It was flaky and smelled amazing. My first bite had a great amount of sisig and flavor. I would get this again and again. Taho was a 8.1/10. This was a dessert that was well balanced and not overly sweet. They also have deals of 50% off on Thursday!

2 months later, I came back to Kusina all the way from CT. I ordered the same thing from last time…read moreexcept for the corned beef and fresh lumpia. Not a fan of the corned beef; it was bland and not enough onions. The fresh lumpia was good, with a lot of veggies, and the sauce was rich, sweet, and not overly garlicky. I was disappointed with the palabok this time around; it had no taste at all. I also got the frozen bistek and laing, and that didn't disappoint.

The selection of food here is fantastic. The staff is always so respectful and friendly. Service is…read moreoutstanding and they offer a great selection of Filipino staples, fresh homemade foods, refrigerated and frozen foods, and authentic Filipino desserts. Some of my favorites are their Lechon (I buy it by the pound - can pre-order, too), Siopao (pork and chicken), cassava cake, Turon, Buchi, and so much more. The store is well organized and inviting. I love coming here and buying the ready-to-eat homemade foods that they offer daily. Just go!

All the Filipino food was amazing, I like Pompano Fist , milk fish and Barbecue chicken and pork…read moreskewers. Pansit is a must (Filipino noodles)

Like a lighthouse on a darkened shore, Bar-B-Q Sticks is the cure all for hangovers of beachgoers…read more I woke this morning, sand in my face, seawater in all the wrong places, and the shame of last nights mischief cresting over like the waves trying to pull me off shore, least to say I was famished. As I waddled over to the nearest house to beg forgiveness and fries I happened across Bar B Q Sticks. The girlboss lady owner say my wretched state and said the last thing any woman on the precipice of a bad relationshipwith a toxic man would, "I can fix him." Right she was though, i ordered 20 lumpias with 2 bao buns and 6 chicken bar b q sticks, she was kind and sweet, the food came out within 10 minutes and was delicious in the way that you would think your mother wrapped you in a cloth and settled you in a manger cause God decided you were the goat! And as the tremors of my alcoholism faded I got to enjoy this Second Coming of Sobriety with a gorgeous view of the beach! 10/10 would recover here again

My roommate and I love this place! It's a bit hidden behind the beach bars on Lemon Street, and is…read morecash only, but the food is super fresh and always tastes great. I love the bbq sticks, the pancit, and the lumpia. They don't have the most clear hours but when I do see that they're open I always stop in.

I went to Abstrakt on Tuesday 5/5, around 6 pm. Parking was easy to find and we got sat…read moreimmediately. In my 30 years of eating lumpia this is probably the most flavorful lumpia I have ever had! The adobo chicken wings were very crunchy, had a great color and flavor. The special was gorgeous, one of the meals you almost don't want to eat because it looks so aesthetic. The Sinigang is my favorite, I felt right at home eating it. I would come back for this entree alone! THE SERVICE-- I have allergies and made them known to the person helping us. They went and checked with the kitchen to make sure everything was ok. They were so attentive and helped us with everything we needed, So kind and thoughtful. We will back

Jojo's food never disappoints. Friendly and accommodating…read moreservice Comfortable seating At good prices. The best way to have Filipino flavors in dishes American's can understand. Highly recommend for all comers. And the deserts! Well, you'll love them. We love it, and think you will too.

Listen, if you're a Filipino food lover this is your spot! We all know how rare it is in the big…read morecity of Jax. I've had multiple disappear or limit service due to Covid. This right here hit the spot and it is good hidden in a haystack. The food was spot on, the service was quick and served with a smile. You wouldn't know it til you've been there but it's right on the corner of the plaza. It's a market and mini buffet. The flavor and the products in this market are quality! Pricing also a plus. Definitely added to my list for top faves.

Good place to go for fun and beer on a Sunday night after midnight it is a little over pricedread more

What a wonderful little Filipino restaurant! The dishes are served cafeteria style where you choose…read morea side (rice vs pancit) and 1 or 2 main dishes. I usually shy away from this especially since Covid due to sanitary concerns, but all my worries went out the door when I put the food in my mouth!!! Pancit - 8/10 - great flavors, the noodles were a little dry but that may be because it was sitting out too long. Shrimp obud - 10/10- absolutely delicious! it had bamboo shoots in it and the curry was so flavorful I could drink it. Dinuguan - 7/10- it was tasty but couldn't get over that it was pork blood.... Pork Adobo and Chicken curry-8/10- both had great flavors. Really friendly guy behind the counter that recommended the best dishes.

One of our favorite places for Filipino food! We occasionally come here when my husband misses his…read moregrandma's home cooking and this cafe never disappoints! The cafe is more on the smaller side but it's cozy and the customer service is always happy and friendly! When you walk inside, there's a hot bar with all the food items available that day. You can check their Facebook page for their menu each day! You can get combos like an entree and a side, two entrees and a side, etc. On the shelves near the windows, there are local Filipino desserts like crinkles, puto (rice cake), flan, etc for sale. They also sell mac salad in the fridge and some dried fish on the shelves. What I love about this cafe is that they have a small snacks/drinks/candy market next to the dining area. The dining area is a good size and faces the parking lot. On this particular Saturday, we had the following entrees and sides: Lechon (roasted pig), Kaldereta (Filipino beef stew), and some rice! The lechon pieces were big and the skin (my fav!) was crispy, salty, and golden! The meat was also juicy and not dry. What I like to do is dip the meat into some white vinegar to give it some acidity since the lechon is on the heavy side after a few bites. The Kaldereta was hearty, rich, flavorful and it reminded me of an elevated beef stew. The potatoes and carrots literally melted in my mouth! I gave my combo plate a 8.5/10! My husband had Humba (braised pork belly that is slow cooked in soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, bay leaves, fermented black beans, and sugar) and he thoroughly enjoyed it. He shared some pieces of it with me and it was smooth as butter. It was sweet and salty and his rice soaked up all the sauces. Definitely a must try! I would give it a 9/10 because the flavors were so rich and it made me want even more! The prices are reasonable for how much food you're getting! They also sell desserts like halo halo (shaved iced with fresh fruits, taro ice cream, toppings like flan, condensed milk, jellies, beans, etc.) I've personally had the halo halo and it's one of my favorites! Super refreshing on a hot summer day. They also sell mango and taro flavored cakes but you have to call in advance for whole cakes. Their cakes are light, delicious, and fluffy! I especially enjoy the mango cake because you get chunks of fresh, champagne mangoes on and inside the cake. We've been coming here for years and don't plan on stopping. My husband is a bit of a Filipino food snob at times, but Lola's definitely has a special place in his heart! They do military discounts too, FYI!