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    The Pantry

    3.8 (944 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Tocino
    Jeff J.

    Breakfast for 3. - Ambiance (1*) I'm all for dingy diner experience. It usually brings back nostalgic vibes. But dingy diners don't usually also have an army of ants crawling along the tables. - Service (4*) Very friendly, very fast. They did move us (meaning they at least recognized that dining with ants was not desirable). - Tocino, $16.80 (4*) Thought it was delightful. Eggs cooked great. Meat itself very flavorful. Mixed altogether with the rice made it very homey. - Value (3*) About right for a breakfast plate these days. - Final Word Pretty tasty spot. It probably should have gotten a 4*, but the whole ants experience left me really uncomfortable. It did cross my mind- if there are ants out here, what is in the kitchen...?

    Teriyaki Steak Special
    Gerald R.

    BRUNCH BETTING When I go to the Jockey Club at San Mateo Events Center to bet on horse racing, if I'm hungry I'll go to The Pantry for breakfast. I've eaten several items like chicken fried steak, tocino, longaniza, and loco moco. However there is one item that stands out at The Pantry - teriyaki steak. I judge restaurants that serves brunch by the steak and egg dishes especially if there are different cuts of steak. I've eaten at a restaurant where I had coulette steak and eggs. Another restaurant I would eat tri tip and eggs. In Hayward I went to a restaurant that served ribeye and eggs. About a month ago at a steakhouse on my mom's birthday for brunch I ordered petite filet and eggs. At The Pantry one of the specialties is teriyaki steak and eggs. Last Saturday I ate here before betting at the San Mateo Jockey Club. When you go to a restaurant to eat the same item you want consistency. The teriyaki steak I ate several years ago had that same tender and juicy meat. One aspect I love about the teriyaki steak is it not charred. Therefore you don't taste the burnt residue. The teriyaki steak is simply prepared yet very delicious. If I go back to The Pantry I'm reluctant to order different items even though I'm tempted because teriyaki steak is so unique as it's an item I rarely see at a diner for brunch. After eating at The Pantry I went to the Jockey Club, which is two-minute drive, to place bets on horse racing. I lost money at the races so overall I had a better time at The Pantry that day.

    Corned beef
    Nick B.

    So this was our second visit. The prices were high for the setting but they must pay a ton in rent. I want to support Filipino owned business but that may be our final visit. I think the center might be knocked down soon, the property manager IF they exist do not bother to hire a gardener or maintain the parking lot. If this place can relocate when this center turns into more condos I will go back and try it. The workers are polite

    longanisa
    Tiffany L.

    I came here for lunch and got the longanisa (~$17) which came with two longanisas, an egg, and rice. Longanisa is one of my favorite filipino foods so I really loved this dish. I do feel like it was a little more on the expensive side though for what they give but still delicious! It has very much a denny's vibe and service was good

    Tocino
    Jonathan C.

    No-frills family owned diner. Mixture of standard diner and Filipino cuisine. Came on a weekday lunch and there seemed to be a local crowd. Very retro decor that reminds me of an old ski lodge. Service is very limited and aside from taking our order and bring our food, we were largely ignored. Loco Moco: Solid version Tocino : Hash browns and sautéed onions were solid. Nice flavors of the meat, but some pieces were a bit tough. Portions were very generous. Overall, a solid place for those looking for tasty home cooking.

    Bacon Cheeseburger
    Mike W.

    We ordered the sizzling sisig, and yes it was sizzling but it was lacking flavor and didn't look close to what they had pictures of. My wife enjoyed the loco moco. My son had a burger and was asked if he wanted the cups or fries. He said fries but we weren't aware that the fries were an extra $4.95.

    Allister D.

    This is a good breakfast spot! I love that it's Filipino owned but they serve both Filipino and American classic breakfast dishes. My wife and I were craving Filipino breakfast so we wanted to try this place out. The place feels old with that classic old diner vibe. There are lots of family photos on the wall and other memorabilia decor. The place is pretty quiet with no music in the background; you can hear the family talking in the kitchen. I do think they should have background music to provide a better ambiance. We ordered the tocino and longanisa plates with 2 eggs each and some rice. The pork tocino was sweet and delicious. My wife's longanisa was cooked to perfection with even a nice grill char texture to it. The biscuit and gravy were pretty solid too with the gravy being thick and had notes of chowder. I thought the gravy was a bit bland; I like my gravy with that sausage taste and lots of bits in it. The pancake was cooked perfectly! I loved the texture and fluffiness. My toddler son enjoyed this thoroughly. I do want to come back again to try their sizzling sisig. I know this'll be good! We're huge fans of this place. I highly recommend this spot.

    Tocino Special
    Sheri P.

    My family and I have been dining here for years, even when it relocated to current location. Service is excellent with an extensive menu of breakfast, lunch, dinner entrees!! Took us awhile to figure out!! Ordered the Filipino Tocino , chili con carne omelet, Truck stop special,Joe's special with an appetizer of Sigsig....! All with a generous portion of hash browns w grilled onions -a "must have" here! Just a typical "hole in the wall" (near Ross and Trader Joe's) but serving up delicious Comfort foods with a Filipino flare!!

    Chicken Adobo Lunch Special
    Pearl R.

    I have been driving passed this place a lot since I live in San Mateo but today I thought I might stop by and try it out! Externally the place looks not as aesthetic as other breakfast/ brunch spots but the food here is actually really good! It's a Filipino brunch spot and i absolutely love the honey dipped fried chicken!!!! The adobe is a little too salty for me but overall I would recommend this place.

    Breakfast for 2
    Ed L.

    Let's Make Breakfast Cheap Again... I couldn't believe it when I went to pay. No itemized receipt on the screen till after I paid and asked for a receipt. Charged me extra for garlic rice when silog suppose to have garlic rice. Tasted like rice with garlic salt. Added a service fee and then tip off the grand total. GTFOH playing games with the bill. Steer clear of this place.

    Chicken Teriyaki with substituted vegetables
    Jay F.

    We've been coming here for Filipino breakfast for years. Our whole family enjoys the food. I always order the longinesa and my #2 loves the chicken teriyaki. Very generous and flavorful delicious food. Very home style ambience. Staff are very friendly and efficient. Oh and the coffee is great! Highly recommended! Always coming back!

    Kat J.

    It's been 6 years but we finally came back to give The Pantry another shot. This time I ordered the Tocino Filipino Breakfast. I was very disappointed when I was told they didn't have garlic fried rice. What?!? Can you have filipino breakfast without garlic fried rice? It isn't even hard to make! The tocino was also pretty bland and dry. I make my own marinated tocino, so I like to think I know what I'm talking about. I feel like they really missed an opportunity to showcase how good Filipino breakfast can be.

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    Ask the Community - The Pantry

    Do they take Apple Pay? Or are they cash only

    Yes Camille we do accept apple pay

    Do they make fresh veggie lumpia like the ones you get from Goldilocks? I live in Redwood City - far away from Filipino restaurants.

    Not on their menu, few Filipino choices available. Shanghai lumpia, tocino, longanisa and chicken adobo were all I can recall.

    Is this closed? Just tried to come on Sunday and it looks abandoned?

    Well, I'm just eating a good stack of pancakes here right now :) (Oct 24th, 10:00 AM)

    Someone told me that this place is relocating again, that the lot they are has sold, does anyone know if this is true?

    plan to build 4 residential buildings was approved in 2020. just not sure when construction will actually start bec it takes a long time to get a construction permit. can send emails to the people in charge of the concar passage project found in the… 

    Are they open, went there Thursday and it was closed?

    They're still open. I asked them this morning and they said the lot was sold, but they have a 5 year extension on their lease

    Butter or margarine?

    Parkayyyyyy!

    How much are the breakfast and brunch?

    About $10. Large portions.

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    4.1(1.3k reviews)
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    Tried and tested. Never fails to impress the first timers we bring here…read more This was another fun dining experience for us with our friends. We got a table of eight one hour before closing time. Our server told us last order was at 6:45 since the cook had to leave early for another gig. They used to close later at night years ago. We had our usual chick-boy combo sisig, grilled liempo, tapa and garlic rice. Our friends embellished our spread with ginataang sitaw at calabasa (beans & squash in coconut milk), bam-i pancit, chicharon bulaklak (ruffle fat) and lechon kawali. Vinegar based sawsawan and Mang Tomas made this feast even better. We all had water because we were binge eating that weekend. Another large party satisfied at Chibogs. Can't wait for our next get-together here.

    I am not Filipino food expert, but my family and I really like Chibog. We haven't ever dined in but…read moreorder takeout from here every few months. Online ordering is available and simple. Phone orders are also welcomed too. The restaurant is always packed when I go in to get my food. The dining room is pretty small, but can probably fit 30 or so diners at a time. Our staples are the lumpia shanghai, pancit palabok and bbq chicken silog. Over the years, the prices have really increased but it is a sign of the times wherever you dine these days.

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    Patio Filipino - Chicken Tinola

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    3.6(1.3k reviews)
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    5 stars for the Kare-kare and Bicol Express!…read more The kare-kare had tender, fall-off-the bone oxtail, beautifully cooked veggies in a thick perfectly timplado peanut sauce! Loved the plated presentation too. Colorful greens on top. I've never had Bicol Express so this being my first time trying it, has set the bar high! Loved the veggies, meat and the gata sauce with slight spicy kick. Sarap!! Consider me a fan of Patio Filipino! This will be on our list for a celebratory night out with the family. Salamat po! Parking tip, there is a parking lot in the back.

    I've heard really good things about Patio Filipino over the years and now I've finally eaten here!…read more I think it's been one of the better filipino food places I've had. It's quite pricey, but I think it's got solid quality food. Our servers were polite and the ambiance seemed standard. The patio looked nice, given the name of the restaurant! It was just too windy to be out there. DINNER Shanghai Lumpia- I don't usually like lumpia and I liked it here String beans- maybe my favorite of all the dishes. We wanted veggies and it was pretty good. Came with minced longanisa which was better than I expected Paella- pretty good, came out faster than expected Caldereta- also good but maybe one of the dishes I would skip next time Dinuguan- family favorite, I was indifferent Kare kare- I liked that there were lots of veggies. Not sure if everyone got to the meat first but there wasn't much when it got to me. Also, I prefer a thicker sauce Crispy kare kare- deconstructed kare kare. It was basically crispy pata with veggies on the side and a bowl of kare kare sauce Bangus sisig- watch out for bones! Pork sisig- one of the best pork sisig, I liked the crispy pieces Lengua- a lot of ppl liked it because it was tender but I thought the mushroom sauce was too creamy for me Buko con seta- aka halo halo in a coconut. Cool presentation but the ube ice cream was too sweet and it was challenging to scrape out the coconut meat, no shaved ice All in all a great meal. I generally don't really like Filipino food but I do like it here!

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    Fil-Am Cuisine - Best combo! 1 pork and 1 chicken! You'll be dancing when eating!

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    I've been meaning to check out this local spot for a while after hearing so many great things, and…read moreit completely lived up to the hype! It's a solid, no-frills, cash-only takeout spot that serves HUGE portions. I got a combo plate with half pancit, half rice, 1 chicken skewer, and 1 pork skewer for only $11! The portion size was massive enough that I was easily able to split it into another meal. The meats were so flavorful and cooked with the perfect amount of char. They were unfortunately sold out of lumpia when I went, but I've heard amazing things about it too, so I'll definitely be trying that next time. If you love authentic, affordable, no-frills local gems, this is a must-visit! Just remember to bring cash since it's cash-only and takeout-only.

    Fil Am is a highly regarded take out Filipino food restaurant. So we decided to give them a try…read more Very busy on a Friday evening so plan accordingly. Street parking only. Once we got a spot, while walking up to the restaurant you can smell the BBQ aromas from around the corner so we were getting excited just walking to the restaurant! Ordered Fil-Am special 2 BBQ skewer items with Pancit (noodles). Skewer options are BBQ Chicken or BBQ pork. We got one of each. They also have a ton of other Filipino specialties on the menu but looks like they are for larger party tray orders. Lumpia, Menudo, Adobo, Kare Kare etc. There's also a couple dessert items Turon, Bibingka, Biko, ube, maja blanca and Cassava to name a few. Took dinner home and chowed down. The BBQ pork was fantastic, tender with great BBQ flavor. The chicken was a bit charred and dry (took off one star) but was tasty. BBQ sauce was sweet and savory. The pancit was delish! overall a great cost effective meal and worth trying

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    Our first visit. 100 miles RT from the East Bay…read more Definitely worth the drive. Celebrating a senior birthday. We arrived @ 5:00 in anticipation of a line as described on Yelp. No Line yet, but after we finished ordering, the line was out the door. For our group of 4 adults we ordered the rack of Beef Dino Ribs plus the large Family Pack (1lb of each meat) Brisket, Pork ribs, chicken. Plus smoked sausage. Sides: potato salad, mac&cheese, Brussel sprouts. Corn bread. Peach cobbler cheesecake, Banana Pudding. Wow !! A lot of food , i wanted enough to take home for Lunch the next day. We placed our order at the counter, then worked our way to the dining area. Food arrived at our table before i was done collecting the sauces, plates, napkins & silverware. Very fast - amazing as the dinning area was nearly full. The Dino bones ( 3 big ribs) was very impressive. Perfectly done. Definitely my favorite. Juices still dripping, very moist. Pork ribs were good. St. Louis cut, so they were a little on the drier side than babybacks. We asked for dark meat on the chicken but received two pieces of breast ( a bit on the dry side). Brisket was perfect, very moist and tender. Smoked sausage was a favorite especially with the Texas sauce. Sauces are the secret for good BBQ ,, as long as the meats are moist. We were with a Good group and out to celebrate a happy event. Everything was good. Desserts were packed to take home. Good service, even the cleanup staff were friendly. Atmosphere was typical w/ televisions entertainment. Noise level was decent to have table conversations. Cost: @ $60 per person Note: the Mini Family pack with the Dino rack would have been enough for our group. The restaurant was clean, trash bins emptied before they were in need. Bathroom was tidy. Yes, we hope to return. We do have good BBQ on the east bay. Our experience at Capelo's was very satisfying, service was great, my wife and our guests would definitely make the trip again for a nice outing.

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