7-31-24 Street Food…read moreIsaw Pork Bangs With Filipino Hotdog With Rice & Vinegar Sauce For those adventurist food eaters not afraid to try something new, this is a must try. If you love intestines grilled with fatty texture then this is a must for you. It's worth the adventure along with the famous filipino hotdog which most Asians who grew up eating as a kid. If you can handle eating kare-kare or Mexican menudo, then you'll love this fatty goodness. I did not know what pork bangs was until I asked what it was. Worth it! This alone gave this place a 5 star for street food. First Time Customer Via Uber Eats First Impressions This place is located at Highland Food Hub which is a commercial kitchen that has other food/beverage related businesses. Banana Turon- It's really good All Day Breakfast Combos- Good. Just for a quick meal. One egg not two. If you want something close to Midtown or Uptown filipino food this place is good. I haven't tried their other menu so I really can't say anything. As for value with two egg breakfast, stick with Halo-Halo on 35thAve+Dunlap $10.50. This place is closed on Mon or Tue. Check Highland Food Hub for hours. Their fried rice is huge(no photo). I still have to try it.

Not there anymore, closed months ago, they need to update their yelp info…read more Fyi: this address is a pick up window for several food businesses, its a one man band type of thing, shared kitchen by several cooks, different food category, theres a kiosk to order your food and window to pick up your order. Sketchy area, dark street, u go into a parking lot, almost looked like a food truck parking, then theres a structure, no windows, only doors to go into then u see a keypad to press and gets confused if youre in the right place lol. What a trip. I thought I was in some kind of a prank to be honest. When I finally made it inside the guy looked at me and asked if he can help me, I asked if theres any filipino food available lol, he said nuhhh u gotta go to so and so street its really close, which I replied, ok thanks, and left.

My 1,200th review on Yelp had to have 5 stars, so here it is! So epic!!…read more I have had a few Filipino restaurants bookmarked for a while, but haven't had the chance to go to one until now. A good friend of mine was craving Filipino food so we chose Nanay's to scratch the itch. "Nanay" is the Tagalog word for mother. Let me tell you, this place is LEGIT!!! The restaurant has a pretty good size dining area. You can also order ahead for pick up. Employees are very friendly here and I appreciated the fact that the older gentleman was nice enough to give me a sample size of the Langka. It was right on the money! All of the food we got was definitely made with love. You can see it and you most certainly can taste it. I'm a big fan of Sisig, so it was only right to order it. They offer steamed white rice, garlic fried rice and pancit for your base. You get to choose your entrées (choose 1, 2 or 3). I opted for the sisig and their pork adobo which I have been told is a best seller here. No lies were told, as the adobo was on point! I also wanted to sample their "bilo bilo" and it was just like my mom's. I can never get enough!! Prices here won't swallow your wallet, and the parking lot outside is huge! The place was poppin' when we stepped inside and the line only got longer. That's how you know it's DAMN DELICIOUS! I suggest you try out Nanay's because you are missing out if you don't. Should you find yourself searching for some authentic Filipino food, bring yourself!! You'll be sure to leave feeling like you just ate at mom's house! enJOY!! =)

The older man who served us on a Tuesday afternoon was extremely cold, stingy on portions, and when…read morewe kindly asked what each dish was since it was our first time (there's zero labels for the food options) he mumbled/rushed through 3 of them then said the pork adobo is popular want to try? And I thought he meant a sample but instead started filling the container and handed it over to me with oil dripping on the sides. We were the only people in line, and it seemed like he just wanted us out of the store. When he was scooping the kare kare, he also kept scooping past the meat (beef items are an extra +$1 btw) and would dump out each scoop if he thought he was giving us "too much". Everything including the service was VERY greasy and I wouldn't come back.

Ordered for Christmas...food was good..flan was not good. I ordered 3..one was falling apart and…read moremush and she said she wouldnt charge me but she gave me bill and tried to charge me anyway. I ended up paying for the other 2...and one was overcooked amd terrible and we couldnt eat. For 160.00 it just didnt seem worth the price

We were having a celebration of life for my mom in another state, we wanted to have some Filipino…read morefood to serve our guest . We found Melissa on marketplace, tried out a couple of her items and ended up ordering for our party.. we were traveling and would not be cooking the food for a few days , so Melissa made sure that it was prepared and made travel able.. she really made us feel like it was just as important to her as it was us.. I would give 10-stars if I could .. looking for Filipino food that's just like mom's My Tita's Kusina is your girl... thank you so much !! Everyone Loved the food.

We chose My Tita's Kusina to cater the big celebration of life party for my parents memorial. It…read morewas so easy, even in such a difficult time, as Melissa and her team were so responsive, understanding, kind, and professional. Everyone (including the Filipinos from all over the United states) was raving about the food and the catering team set up, broke down, and made the whole experience a joy, even in all the sorrow. We had BBQ skewers (they went FAST! Get a lot!), lumpia (chicken and pork, but we sampled the vegan ones and they were amazing as well, get more because these went faster than the skewers!), Kare Kare (so tasty), Beef Kaldereta (classic and delicious), and Ginataan, Biko, and Mango Shortcake (soooo perfect). But, we all know adobo is the benchmark in filipino food and My Tita's Kusina's is the bomb for sure. We made the leftovers into a great silog breakfast the next day and it was heaven. I can't say enough how delicious the food was, and you can tell it's all cooked from the heart. If you're vegan, Melissa made some of the most interesting and wonderful vegan versions of Filipino food I have ever tasted. I know our family will be coming back to the area hopefully very often to spend time with my brother and his kids here all together and we know who we're calling for the good stuff! Thank you again to The My Tita's Kusina team!

I have been following PHX Lechon Roasters for a few years on IG, but i had yet to catch them out on…read morethe street. That record ended the other month at the Mesa Night Market and it was better than I expected! Follow their IG account to get where they'll be located and chop times. And get there at least 30 minutes before chop to get in line. Otherwise you'll be standing in line with 100+ people waiting for delicious spit roasted porky goodness. Get a plate for there and take a lb or two home! Tip... Eat the skin right then and there. After it's cold, it's chewy imo. Or crisp it back up in an air fry when you get home. The Achara, Sawsawan, and Liver Sauce put the pork over the top! Looking forward to getting more porky goodness here soon!

I saw this pop-up (I'm ass advertised on the Arizona Asians Facebook group, so my fiancé and I went…read morethere for lunch on the Fourth of July. They were set up in the parking lot of the Wandering Tortoise. We just moved from Albuquerque recently. We didn't have much of Filipino food there. So I was thrilled to be able to have some!! The pork skewers were delicious. It's a little hard to eat but so good. I liked their Mac salad as well. The lechon was tasty as well :) The service was also pretty good--charming, friendly staff.

We had to go around and around in the complex looking for the place but eventually realized it is…read moreone of the stalls inside the complex specifically the food court. It is made to order so there is a wait. It was just the right amount of food so we don't need to bring it to go. It's in a public place and the Philippine flag is your guide as it's in the middle of boba shops.

Wholly Grill is a reasonably priced Phillipine food stall nicely positioned in the Mekong Plaza…read more There is seating for four food stalls conveniently in front of the kitchens however the tables are not always wiped clean. Wholly Grilled offers pancit which I had a few days ago, adobo, lechon and some other options. Today I ordered bangus with steamed vegetables and rice. This was amazing. How easy it was to have a very healthy meal with the crispy skin and the great taste of milkfish. They cook it for you after you order it so it is not fast but it is brilliantly prepared for you. There is a lack of beverage options so I usually get a tea from a nearby tea shop but they have a water dispenser available. The staff is friendly. I very much enjoy eating here almost like eating street food in the Philippines.

Drove 30 minutes to get there, and although their posted business hours said they'd be open, they…read morewere not. Very disappointing and frustrating! Luckily, I was about to go to another place, Mekong market, not to far away from Manila Sunrise Sari Sari store to get most of what I needed.

Great selections of Filipino food, snacks, cultural items from Philippines. The store also…read moreprovides a variety of flooring selection, including installations. They also sell furniture in stock, and special order directly from the factory. This is truly a Sari-Sari store for their variety of products they sell, and services they provide to customers. Highly recommended!

My family moved to Phoenix in June 2025 and Casa Filipina was one of the first places I visited…read more Underestimating the desert summer heat, I declined the hostess' invitation to sit down for a meal. I'd say the welcoming nature is very on brand as this restaurant should feel like you've just dropped off your mom's gift to aunty, and now she's eager for you to eat something and relax a little bit. Cozy, sweet and homey. What I managed to step out with was the bibingka, which even after waiting a couple more days to eat it, heated up in the toaster oven nicely. It is a bummer to see on Yelp that I'm unable to visit again. I'm ready to try a little more of the menu.

Delicious food and wonderful desserts! We ordered too many food because they all tasted good. The…read moreomelette had more ground pork than eggplant. It goes well with ketchup, rice, and rice noodle. Rice noodle is very tasty, with more flavorful than the side dish version. Chicken inasal took time to cook but was worth the wait. I also like their vinegar dipping sauce for the chicken. Lumpia is crunchy and tasty. We could not stop enjoying them. Even though we could not finish all the food, we had to have halo halo. It is so refreshing especially on the hot day. Then we got some tarts and bread to go.