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    Soo Good

    3.9 (230 reviews)
    InexpensiveFilipino
    Closed 7:00 am - 1:00 pm
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    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Pork menudo
    Laarni L.

    Parking lot shared with several businesses, during our lunch time visit, looked full, but we found a space! Had a wonderful experience. Clean, and quaint restaurant. In the Filipino culture to choose from the hot food section it's called "point point". Customer service very friendly. -Lechon kawali cooked perfect, fresh, not rubbery. -Longanisa not greasy, not too bold, just right. -Dinuguan was on point! -garlic rice was tasty -pork menudo also perfect -beef kaldereta -meat soft, stewed perfect, great flavor -good pancit This place had a solid food selection, all items we ordered were tasty , just the way grandma makes it!

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    Destiny M.

    Literally in the name! The food is soooo good. The price is a bit steep so definitely won't be coming here a ton but I love Filipino food and this was top tier.

    Rizza B.

    The food was really good I did order the bangus sisig and both of my friend ordered the tokwa't baboy. I tried a bit of the tokwa't baboy but I ended up liking it better than what I ordered. The pork was so crispy and tasty. If you like or you eat pork I do recommend trying it. Also, their Turon is to die for. One thing I didn't like was the rice, poor quality of the rice. Service was okay. Place was too cold tho they kept the door open when it was too cold outside and the place is a bit small but we were lucky it wasn't too busy when we got there. Prices are reasonable.

    This place may be a little hole in the wall, but the food and the hospitality make it shine. We ordered the tapsilog, and the serving was generous and tasty. The owner was incredibly kind--she even offered soup to my little boy (he kindly declined), then offered some to my "bigger baby," my lady. I also noticed how thoughtful she was with the DoorDash drivers, offering them coffee while they waited for orders. Owners like her are the heart of small businesses--the foundation of great customer service and lasting reputation. Thank you for such a warm and genuine experience!

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    Neil G.

    If there's one thing you can always count on at Soo Good Lutong Pinoy, it's the fact that their food is always delicious! Everything's freshly made, super generous, and packed with flavor. Honestly, I've never had a bad meal here. It's become our Saturday tradition to swing by after an early tee time at Los Feliz. My go-to? The Dasilog--it's perfection on a plate. A generous helping of garlic fried rice, a beautifully fried daing na bangus (milkfish), and all the breakfast vibes you could ask for (more vinegar with garlic please). My brother? He's a Tuyo-Silog loyalist (his PCP won't be happy lol). And my best friend? It's a toss-up between the Tinapa, Tapa or Corned Beef (He's like boy Tsinelas - he always flip-flop... get it?. LOL). Oh, and we always order an extra dish to share, usually Menudo or Adobo because... why not? Soo Good nailed the name--it's legit. The restaurant itself is cozy and spotless. There are two bigger tables for small groups and one smaller table for couples, so seating is a bit limited. But judging by the hustle of UberEats, Grab, and Postmates drivers zipping in and out, their delivery game is strong. It's like watching a perfectly choreographed foodie ballet. Service is quick--unless, of course, you're stuck behind someone who can't decide what to order (which, honestly, is understandable with this menu). They even have an ordering kiosk that no one ever seem to use. Poor thing, it's like a lonely orphan child just waiting to be loved LMAO All in all, we're big fans! Great food, friendly service with a smile, and a warm, homey vibe. What more could you ask for?

    Dasilog breakfast
    Gregory G.

    I didn't expect to amount of food I would receive when I stopped by this place. It was late morning, and when I stopped in, the worker said they were still serving breakfast. I ended up ordering the Dasilog breakfast, with garlic rice and 2 eggs. When my food arrived, I was surprised with how large their servings were. The rice was fantastic, the beef was soft and tender. Typical Filipino breakfast with eggs on top of the rice. The restaurant had a small and cozy eating area, and it was at a good time where the place wasn't too crowded. I will have to come back and try some of their lunch combination plates.

    Crispy pata (pork) soo good!
    Krystabel M.

    The best food when it comes to Filipino cravings and also the best when bringing food to get-togethers! So much variety that we couldn't decide on only a few different choices! Our favorites are as photographed: sisig (the best!! And has a kick to it), lechon kawali, kare kare, and of course pancit! The owners and workers are always super nice to us! It's so easy placing an order ahead and picking up. Parking is super easy too, which is a big plus. The good food, great service, and wonderful owners keep us coming back. Glendale is so blessed to have this place!

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    Tawny V.

    Solid 3.5 I really wanted to like this place but the prices are inflated usually, for $14 you can get 2 entrées and rice but this is just the price for breakfast. For an extra $1 you can get a lunch combo which is substantially more bang for your buck. Consider other options for breakfast but the lunch items look yummy. 7am is too early to have lunch items out that long. Unless, they have a ton of customers that order lunch items for breakfast. The fried fish and eggs were typical but I was surprised that the garlic fried rice had crunchy pieces. Ok ok, I know its fried and it should be crunchy but it tasted as tho some of the rice didn't fully cook, like when one doesn't add enough rice, the top part is a bit dry and undercooked.

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    Great Filipino food. Service is great. I only wish they were open longer. They close at 1pm.

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    Love the food and the friendly atmosphere. It was my first time there. I'll definitely come back

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    Rude staff and awful food. Dirty tables and floors. I do not recommend. Won't be coming back.

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    Omg I love there noodles my workplace and I we order from them every other week we love it. We recommend everyone to try it.

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    Dishes are all home cooked taste it's so good! I loved their turon. And there breakfast menus are all good!

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