So good! My family loves tita b's kitchen. We've ordered the adobo chicken, beef and pork…read morekaldereta, pansit, and lumpia. I was pleasantly surprised with how big the portions are too! My mouth is salivating thinking of all the food again. She's also very responsive and reliable. Makes party hosting a breeze not having to worry about the food.

From the owner: Serves fresh, home cooked traditional Filipino food! Don’t know what to cook for your next event…read moreparty or don’t know what to bring? Check out Tita B’s menu to help you out!

Wanted the empanadas and they didn't sell em on the weekday. Call ahead and ask if they have it…read morebefore you make the trip lol. Got the lumpia and some hot food instead. Service was great. Took like 10 minutes to get freshly made lumpia.

I wanted to try the viral Ilocos Empanandas and this place showed up. I had to drive 30 min from…read moreTacoma to Federal Way one way to get them. I was up for the challenge! I've never had and really wanted to see what they hype was all about. The owner was super nice, and the person on the phone (lady) was so sweet and put my order in for two. I'm so glad I went with 2 not 3 because these things are HUGE! As big as my head/profile. I really enjoyed eating them. So crunchy and just something new for me. They did taste like lumpia for me - not Shanghai but the actual eggroll kind. The ends of the empanadas were the best part in My opinion. OMG' I can eat that part all day lol. Also, I was so surprised (spoiler alert) about the fried egg inside. It made the empanada like a breakfast burrito! Lol so good The actual restaurant is in a strip mall type area with other cultural restaurants, and loved the Filipino displays and decorations. Love that. And the owner told me he was from Ilocos where they learned how to cook these. They had the hot Buffett with the traditional foods, and I liked that they had goat papaitan. I was tempted to buy but didn't. I did end up with cassava cake. Oh, that brings back good old memories of my mom making this! Thank you HERITAGE! Love the name too!!!

Takes me to my childhood…read more We ordered a trio of bowls: Porcheta (Lechon basically), Pinakbit, and Chicken Adobo. The hack: if you eat in, white rice is complementary as is broth (Nilaga or Sinigang) To me the Porcheta was awesome and my wife loved the Pinakbit). Those are 5 stars. The chicken Adobo was solid - I give that 4 stars. Loved the music in the store and I plan to come back at least once a month - pay homage to the motherland at 1 lb a month. So good - masarap

I'm back here again - trying a refreshing drink called Halo Halo, meaning "mix mix" in Filipino…read more It is so delicious. It comes with fruit layered in the bottom with ice cream on top and Ube ice cream as well as some flan pieces and it is so delicious... I know I said that, but it's so nice. I had to say it twice. This is a really unique thing that would be most comparable to a milkshake for a lot of people You can eat any way you like, but I'm told that people commonly mix it up although you can eat the layers individually of course if you choose It has several chunks of banana jackfruit, even some sweet potato, which may not be something you associate with this type of drink/dish normally but it really works here. This is something that is very unique and certainly should be tried - you are gonna love it

Ive been to this place twice in the past few weeks I've been to the Auburn Mall. The first time it…read morewas really good but this time it was pretty heavy on the pepper in the pandit. The lumpia was good and the aunties working were nice. There's never really a line so it's easy to get in and out. I only order the pancit meal bc im not sure what prep happens but it's the safest choice in my opinion and light.

I have tried them before and it was alright as I had recently go into Filipino food once I started…read moredating my Filipino boyfriend. I would rate this higher than The Heritage in Federal Way as at least their food is hot when you receive it. My boyfriend and I frequent the The Outlet Collection so he always pondered if this was a good spot as we usually don't eat in the mall since there aren't too many options. They do have a pretty solid deal for cheap that comes with pancit and lumpia, but my boyfriend added a longanisa too. He says that it is good mall food but not authentic Filipino food, as he comes from a family who has quite the cooking background. However, he says he wouldn't mind eating here every once in a way as long as they have the deals. Service was friendly as my boyfriend spoke with one of the lady employees in Tagalog and she seemed to be polite and pleasant.

Saap Fusion was a place Steve and I went to a few weekends ago and we were thrilled with our dining…read moreexperience there. We had another stop to make in Auburn and figured we wanted a bite to eat and this place showed up in my bookmarks. They have some Laotian food here which isn't the easiest to find. They had the Laotian Sausages which I had once before and these were delicious. Perfectly spiced and juicy. This dish didn't stick around long. Also we had a mushroom appetizer that we really liked as well. For our main course we had Avocado Rice which along with everything else we had was fantastic. Very abundant in flavor and fresh in preparation. I have to give Saap Fusion five stars all the way. There were lots of other enticing dishes as well we saw on the menu so a return trip certainly should be in order.

It was a hot day so I decided to treat my mom to halo halo. I heard Saap Fusion had good halo halo…read moreso since we were in the area I checked them out. I loved the ube taste throughout but they need more of the mixed in beans and jellies.

Mochiko chicken is one of my favorites! I'm glad I live pretty close so I can get my fix!read more

I am so happy to find this place! The best thing about this eatery is you get 2 restaurants in one!…read moreMas Pika shares a space with Saimin Says (well loved Hawaiian local spot)-- what a brilliant idea! Hawaiian AND Chamorro food ...together! ( Cue in the explosion sound effects ) We ordered the fiesta plate, empanadas and the chicken corn soup. Each bite brought me back in my childhood living in Guam. Can't wait to be back!

This food truck was not what up. Food was EXTREMELY salty. And the server who I believe is the…read moreowner was rude. I was not the only one who noticed the server lack of empathy. For someone who was serving bowls of sodium. You think their people skills would make up for their cruddy food. Definitely something I would NOT recommend. Tell folks to steer clear from.

Awesome service friendly people. Terrific chicken adobo rice bowl …read more The location was at VA Seattle plaza . I hope that the VA continues to allow them to serve such wonderful meals!!!