Pinoy Filipino Kitchen

1039 33 St NE, Calgary
(403) 204-2050

Recent Reviews

Thomas V

This seemed to be a Filipino community center but also a place for parties and reunions. The food was unusual but very good and the service was excellent. Very low prices. Very sweet ethnic restaurant.

Jeff E.

My go to filipino food restaurant as they are close to me at work. They are located inside T&T Supermarket at Marlborough. Food taste great! Authentic filipino! Serving size if average which is good. You need to try their sisig and tocino! I highly recommend!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Gariboy

I like the ambience and simplicity. The food are delicious and not so expensive. Staff are friendly and helpful. We had our dinner with them and it is not so crowded that time but could be busy any time of the day.

nel jo

the staffs are very unprofessional. don't know how to plead with customers.

Service: 1

J

This is my go to place for Filipino food. Definitely a lot better value than going to a restaurant. The workers are also very nice.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Jim My

Their servings are small for 2 items (2 dishes) but when you pay full charge, they make it difficult to ask for soup. They will be rude, especially the thin girl, is she the owner of the store? Seafoods City is even better, they have more servings.

Cathy Tanan

They even loved, their servings were small and they had to pay for extra plates, glasses and spoons! And their good customer service has also disappeared because they become rude when you ask them for a bit of soup! and the worst part is, THE SMILE OF THE VENDORS IS MORE EXPENSIVE!!!!

kanechoa

A go-to place for those who want to eat or curious to try Philippine cuisine. Simple, no-frills, authentic dishes. Place can be packed. Try the sinigang (tamarind broth), lumpiang sariwa (fresh spring rolls), okoy (veggie and shrimp pancake), and bbq. Sizzling sisig (pork ears) is best with a bottle of beer. For dessert, the halo-halo (mixed preserved fruits in milk ice shavings topped with a scoop of purple yam ice cream and a slice of custard) and taho (soybean curd with syrup and boba pearls) are good. Friendly staff can assist you if you have not tried Philippine cuisine.

Jack Montana

The food is good. This is my "go-to" when I want Pinoy food in case the price has gone up and you still buy a little more. I bought spaghetti today and what they gave me was only half full and there were almost no ingredients left. There used to be a lot of ground meat and before now there was almost no meat, just spaghetti noodles. I think it's $7 or $8. Tas the dish on the tray is the same size as the one subtracted from the previous vessel and has grown in love.I used to buy take-out here a lot. Now I avoid them.

CDFBologna

Excellent food, excellent service. Dishes and drinks you won't find anywhere else. The restaurant itself is also very charming.

Amedz Traveller

It makes me hungry

Gary Cao

Not tasty and expensive

Eric Hansen

2 options combo gives a generous amount of meat and lots of rice so it's a ton of energy for a good price. It's mostly slow cooked meat so it's always tender, it's good food for a good price, the people complaining don't seem to understand how a food court works

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Yohan Perez

I love their food. Nice and quick service.

John Marlowe

The servers were super nice and courteous. The food was really good. The two item option came with a healthy amount of rice and a generous amount of meats. Would come back again.

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