So our go to Asian Store for grocery items and snacks. They seem to have a wide variety of crackers…read morefrom quite a few different Asian countries. We try and get one or two each time to try something new. They have a whole wall of instant ramen and yakisoba items so a lot to choose from. Freezers and fridge area are packed with nice food items. And they seem to have fresh vegetables all the time. Parking is a little tight in front of the store but off to the side it's a little easier to park.

THEY HAVE CHINESE BITTER MELON, or Carala. No one else in the area has it for a reasonable price…read moreexcept New Asia. Fresh, crisp, mmmm! They have LAP CHEONG Sausage. They have utensils, woks, rice cookers, steamers, everything you need. It's quality, I've never gotten crap like I normally get in the grocery stores. i love this place.

I go here a lot! Became a frequent flyer. The price is…read moreworth the amount of food you'll get. They give good portions. Specially if they know you. ;). The pork BBQ is my favorite which reminds me of home. The Pork Sinigang was also good. Kare-kare amazing. Halo- Halo - generous serving. Carina does my dessert there and she is good. Friendly staff and very polite and helpful. Enough space if not packed. Come either before or after lunch time. They also do catered food. Just call in advance. Again good food here. Don't miss it!

We got here 15 min before closing. Craving some Halo halo. We got the purple Ube one. Fantastic…read more It's kind of a shaved ice dessert with Ube filling, Ube ice cream, sweetened red beans, custard, coconut, and other toppings. Loved it. Only issue for me was a lot of bigger pieces of ice. Everyone else in my group seemed to love it as well. There were also hot food, prepared dishes, and traditional desserts that you could buy. Employees were very friendly. They have a store 2 doors down that sells Filipino groceries.

Ordered pork adobo and dinuguan and they were very tasty! The staff were pleasant and friendly…read more They also gave generous portions of food which we appreciated! The meal prices are reasonable. The restaurant is cozy and welcoming. Easy parking in front of the restaurant. Glad we found this place in Yelp!

I'm not in the habit of driving within 25 yards of Neil's Donuts when I know they're closed. But…read moreif I do, it's because I was craving lumpia or other Filipino food from Kayumangi Authentic Filipino ("KAF"). KAF is a small Filipino Market, that serves a number of prepared Filipino foods cafeteria style, and they also have a kitchen for preparing some additional menu items. I hadn't visited since before the Pandemic, but I felt KAF's lumpia calling me this week. I arrived around 5:30 and I was the only customer at that time. The cafe part of the business is in the back. There are a few tables for dining in. The atmosphere is decent, but not a selling point since the Market's merchandise is in view. Service is a hybrid model. I've always ordered at the cash register. For food that's ready, they just plate it and bring it to you. If you order from the menu, they prepare it and bring it to you. However, it's not the type of place where they bring you a glass of water and occasionally refill it. It's more like you're eating at Chipotle, except they bring your food to you. I ordered lumpia and Menudo. If you haven't had lumpia, they look similar to fried spring rolls. KAF's are filled with what seems like a cooked pork and veggie mixture that is mostly meat. It's crispy and tasty. KAF's Menudo is a stew of pork chunks, liver, potatoes, carrots, peas, etc. It tastes like a dish you might get at a Filipino friend's house. The meat and veggies were tender and the sauce was mild and savory. When I score a place like Kayumangi, I don't compare it to sit down restaurants. I compare it to other small food markets that happen to serve food. Another thing in Kayumangi's favor is that I'm not aware of other Filipino options in the nearby areas. With those caveats, I give Kayumangi 4 Stars and I will return when the mood strikes me.

Last month, I spent over $117 on groceries and some take out food and was charged a credit card fee…read moreand a 20% tip on groceries! I didn't realize the service credit card charge and automatic tip on groceries until I got home! Dishonest business, not going back!

I love a little shop, especially international shops with specialty items. The lumpia was fantastic…read moreand cheap (roughly $1 a piece), I just wish there was a menu for the buffet items. They all looked tasty but I'm not too well versed in filipino cuisine. Will do research and return!

Yoko Loko is such a hidden gem! My coworkers were the first ones to introduce me to this restaurant…read moreand I am so glad they did. The tacos are always fresh and delicious! Their menus includes tacos and hibachi options. I usually always opt for the 3 tacos that come with chips. The portions are great and I always leave full. The staff are always so friendly when ordering and service is always fast even when they are busy. They also have both indoor and outdoor seating options.

"Everything " served to a party of four of us was very fresh, very hot, and very fast! A relaxed…read moreatmosphere. Check this place out!

This is a dream come true and a long time coming...1970 to 72 we were Peace Corps Volunteers in the…read morePhilippines. We were stationed in Balayan, Batangas with our two children [for the short time they accepted families with children]. I will always remember the food...pan de sol freshly baked and sold outside your door, banana ketchup, pancit noodles. They are all now available right here at the new Middletown Market on Main Street. Just opening but ready to go! The amount of merchandise, fresh fruits and vegetables, fish and prepared foods is amazing. I was too early to get some pancit but bought a package of noodles to prepare something tonight. Nicest people ever and they seemed to understand my Tagalog which I haven't spoken for years. But it all came back in the midst of a plentitude of food. Welcome to the neighborhood and I will be back soon.

As a Filipino, I am picky about my Filipino food. I was happy when a friend who worked up the…read morestreet from Middletown Market told there was really good Filipino food there! It is a take-out restaurant with grocery store. Went today and had a combo meal with Pancit (noodles & vegetables), rice, and goat curry (not for the faint of heart!). The curry was spicy but the rice was a nice buffer. The Pancit was like what I grew up with! There was also "just like home" pork BBQ sticks, garlicky and flavorful. Also great with rice! The lumpia came with a nice sweet and sour sauce. The best part of the meal, though, was the halo halo for dessert. If you've never tried it, it is a must! Shaved ice with jelly, tapioca, jackfruit and coconut, layered with ube jam and ube ice cream. It's sweet, cold and refreshing. My whole family is so excited to have a local Filipino restaurant nearby. We have told our local Filipino friends and relatives and will definitely be back!

Very much hole in the wall grocery store with not too many fresh items but in the back if you go…read moreall the way you will find a great eatery where you basically just pick up items from the window after you tell the server what you want. It's very much cafeteria style and you do have a place to sit but it is bare Bones Here's what we ended up getting Pancit which was yummy. My major gripe with it was that it was served cold. I was honestly so hungry that I didn't care but had it been served hot it would have been smashing Lumpia was piping hot and was delicious. I actually would have preferred that to be a little cooler so it didn't burn my tongue but whatever Mango drink was good Lychee drink was good We did pick up one of the desserts that they had in the fridge that was green and star-shaped and I can't tell you the name of it because they couldn't tell me either and there was no label but it was mildly sweet and actually refreshing to eat. They take credit card. They have parking. They serve with a smile. If you're coming for the ambiance you will be disappointed. But if you're coming for the food then this is for you!

Nice little Pinoy store sadly no more redhorse they do accept Jollibee orders and lechon pork belly…read moreorders oh and they have frozen kikiam which is hard to find in the Rhode Island area and yes they do speak Tagalog

This place is a gem! My sister and I stopped by for some Filipino treats, and we were not…read moredisappointed. In comparison to another Filipino store near us, this store had more variety available for groceries. The prices are a bit steep, but for the selection of goods available it wasn't terrible. I will not be able to stop by often due to distance, but if I am around I would like to get more treats!

Catalina's is a locally owned and operated Asian grocery store. They have a good number of shelves…read morefilled with everything from spices to noodles and fun international drinks. You can find a wonderful selection of seasonings and sauces there at good prices. They also have expanded on their refrigerated and frozen section and have a good number of items there. They often times have harder to get produce items so I love going there for certain things. They offer some fresh made bakery items too. The thing that makes this a wonderful spot is also the service. You are welcomed and treated so warmly from start to finish. If you haven't checked it out you need to. It's a gem.