Cute, small and feels just like the motherland once you enter. Has lots of goodies in such a little…read morespace. Although there were some things that were expired for a while on the shelves, were used to checking the dates before buying in general so just watch out for that. Otherwise I'll be back for more snacks that remind me of home in the future.

Cut little shop if you're looking for Filipino groceries. Their selections aren't too big, but that…read morelittle store is tiny. There were only 5 customers in there and we couldn't move around without someone moving. Customers were at the cashiers and we were stuck waiting for them to finish in order to get to the other aisle. Each aisle is a dead end and doesn't have an opening so you can go to the other side. Most of the items weren't labeled so I had to ask the cashier how much was this and that. Overall, I'm sure they don't have other Filipino stores in this area so this shop probably does well, I just didn't like the setup and the organization. Staff is very friendly. Their parking lot is small.

Been here 2 times now. For starts place looks old but inside it is ok. Sometimes tables are not…read morecleaned but they are short on staff. As for the staff they are great. Friendly and helpful. We had a party there some of the foos was missing on the pre pared sets but they worked quickly to fix it. No for the food taste is good. Food is fresh and cooked well. I had the kara kara and it was good. Cucumber salad was good also. Just a note if you at in cash bring the right change not always able to give you change back . Took a star off for that .

Clean place with very friendly staff. We ordered the BBQ…read morepork with Pancit and white rice. Our food was fresh and delicious!!!

Excellent and attentive service, they even have Lola working which I loved, so cute…read more Ambiance has Filipino history included in photos, and shows how much they care about sharing tradition. Went here for my dad's birthday and all of us gobbled up the amazing food! Tasted just like home

We're out of towners from Houston, and somehow craved Filipino food. So when we were in Austin, I…read morewasn't sure what to expect. This place happened to be just a few minutes from our hotel and I'm really glad we gave it a shot. First off, it's very mom-and-pop -- no frills, straight to the point, and focused on the food. I did think it was interesting that they also operate as a Chinese restaurant, but honestly, it's probably a smart move given the area. More ways to bring people in the door. The staff were incredibly friendly. It genuinely felt like being back in the Philippines. They were also super accommodating with our toddler, which always earns bonus points from me. We ordered the pansit, sizzling sisig, and sizzling chicken BBQ and all three were delicious. The pansit was savory and loaded with veggies and shrimp. The sisig was nicely peppery with just the right amount of spice. The sizzling chicken BBQ was such a great twist on the classic -- I might actually prefer it this way over skewers. It was easier to eat and came with extra sauce to drizzle over rice. Even though we were stuffed and already had to-go boxes, we couldn't skip halo-halo. It was the perfect ending -- refreshing, sweet, and exactly what we needed. If I lived here, I'd honestly be a regular. If you're looking for solid Filipino food in Austin, this is definitely a spot to check out.

That's actually a bummer, we never get to see their location. Apple Maps and Waze directions were…read moreinaccurate Drive all the way from San Antonio for nothing.

It's great to have another Filipino option in Austin with this one serving out of 5610 Food Co…read more complex which houses a bunch of cloud kitchens. I somehow found this place on my IG feed and added it to my list of places to try and since I knew this was a cloud kitchen I was glad they were also available on the delivery apps so decided on this place for lunch. You can also order directly and pick it up as well to save on service fees and delivery costs. I grew up eating Filipino food and so to me this is comfort. The pancit (noodle) was tasty and had enough sweet to cut the soy. It's a combination of meats and a good pancit is always how the vegetables are cut and definitely how the cabbage is hand torn. It's also how the sauce is braised and integrated into the noodles. This definitely is more braised and so you would typically squeeze wedges of lemon to cut the flavor; iykyk that Filipinos tend to like sour and vinegar so adding lemon as an accoutrement is a must. The pancit bihon also comes with 4pcs of lumpia shanghai. The filling was delish probably one of the better lumpia's available in the Austin area (there aren't many options) but this one goes to the top though they could probably be more crispy and tightly rolled but I think I like they didn't roll them so perfect to make it more home style. I am also a fan of the little Mac salad that came with my dish. If you're familiar with the Hawaiian style it's almost the same but the Filipino one adds chicken and is slightly sweeter pineapple and sweet relish. They also have Filipino bbq, bangus (milkfish), your -log style dishes which are savory sometimes sweet proteins over rice and a fried egg. Weekends appear to have some special items. They even have kare kare (a traditional peanut curry with vegetables and oxtail) and a clear beef soup with soup bones and cabbage. Can't wait to try more of their menu. If you're missing Filipino food and you're in north central Austin this is really one of two places and if you haven't tried home style Filipino food this is a good day to try.

This little hole in the wall restaurant has amazing food! We continue to go back and each time…read moretheir food is delicious. Love the chicken kabobs and their sisig is delicious.

Made the trek out since I was craving some of my own mom's recipes!…read more Unfortunately, the chicken adobo was not my mom's but it was good! Definitely leans salty but it works with the garlic fried rice. They're more of a to-go operation, but that works in my favor since their meals are made to share.

Needed a quick bite. Got what I needed. Coming to this area you see just the food truck on top of…read moregrass with a sweet lady cooking the food. She comes out and ask what you want to order and gets the order done pretty quick. Adobo Plate- this is pork! People in the area said it was beef but this is a pork dish. It taste just like the adobo I have at home with the meat being leaner than other places. I might be even able to hit my macros with this. If you like a slight vinegar taste this dish is it! Comes with lumpia and rice. Skewer plate- the skewer plate was definitely my favorite. It was moist and had that slight kick of spicy. I would order it again! Comes with lumpia and rice also. Overall this place is great for such a small shop. I love how the lumpia came in a bunch and it was really good! The lady cooked it just right and you don't have that burnt egg roll taste if you know what I'm talking about. The customer service is great and the food smacks!

The lady was sweet, but I was extremely disappointed with the food. I'm born and raised in the…read morephilippine so I know exactly how filipino should taste like. My first disappointment was the halo-halo, it just consisted of Coconut, ube ice cream, a lot of corn that's all i could taste and nata de coco. that's it. It's basically Mais con yelo with ube ice cream and the gulaman tasted old like it was sour, and there was no sweetness to the halo halo i had to add sugar when I got home. Next was the pork bbq and lumpia combo, lumpia was okay but the pork bbq gave me a stomach ache, it was drenched in spicy sauce to mask that the meat went bad, I can't believe someone would serve this. Oh and the cherry on top for me was when you have to pay, their payment system won't let you decline the tip. There was only 4 options of tip and no option to decline tip

Don't skip their palabok waffle fries, so goooood! I could eat that every day!!!…read more Their ube waffle is tasty and thick- so yummy! We had their cantaloupe juice which is freshly made- not too sweet which is how it's supposed to be! Their ube latte is also good- the most ube taste I've tried in any ube + coffee marriage. Save room For dessert coz their ube banana pudding is also a must! I was surprised with the flavor- I wish I got two just for me!

*drooling as I'm reminiscing about this meal experience*…read more So I am a forever groupie when it comes to anything chicken and waffles. Like a ride or die stan when it comes to this signature meal. Tell me how it took me 32 years of existence to have K-fried chicken bites and an ube waffle together to discover this food-gasmic pairing. WEH? is a must have at the Red Bus Food Park. They also have some other signature dishes worth trying, but my 5-star moment was their chicken and waffle moment.

Elsie was such a warm and bright presence who welcomed us immediately! We came with friends who had…read morerecommended this place, and it was their last day in operation. Elsie and her husband are retiring, but so glad we got to have their food before they closed!! The egg rolls or course were the star of the show (we tried the chicken and pork - loved their spicy dipping sauce too!) We also tried as many of their dishes as we could - glass noodles with pork, hearty soup, hola hola (dessert shaved ice with ube treats added). All were great and served immediately. This little place will be missed!

masarap na pagkain. We were happy to try this spot before they close down. Award winning and…read morefriendly staff. Good lumpia and diniguan. If you've been here before you know. Best of luck out there Tita.