A truly “Feel at Home” place. Starting with the delicious food served any way you want one or two items (vegetable or meet with rice and fish broth. The pork adobo is simply amazing and tastes homemade, make sure you ask for meat juice (gravy) over the white rice. Then is the price, it is completely affordable, it’s rare to see a place with this much great food for around $12, the bbq pork skewers are a great addition. Lastly, the friendly atmosphere, the first time I went they explained the dishes and were extremely patient. Cant find a better place for a home cooked meal at this price anywhere in LA
I'd been coming here for 26 yrs! I loooove their breakfast selections, the halo-halo and kakanin (Filipino sweet delicacies). My favorite breakfast...SMOKED FISH (Milkfish) with scrambled eggs and fried rice! ??❤️??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maria VW
It's a good neighborhood spot. Food is consistently good. I usually get party trays. Food is always hot and ready when promised.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Airstream Enlightened
The building looks like an old Pizza Hut, but the food is definitely not generic franchise. I tried the pakbet and the sinigang. I wanted more bagoong on the pakbet, but I still ate all the ampalaya (a first for me), !Not much meat in the pakbet. The sinigang was deliciously sour, with a nice piece of bangus. Service was quick and friendly! Will be back to try the kare-kare.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jocelyn Pizarro
Very delicious ten times out of ten recommend pancit delicious ?Parking: It’s very small shares parking with kfc I believe some fast food restaurant ?Wheelchair accessibility: Easy access
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken or Pork Barbeque
Top Consulting Group Inc
Okay takeout with big portion. I remember the lumpia used to be better. The fried pork was okay.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Lynn Valiente
The food was good. Authentic filipino food. It's very pricey tho. For lunch I spend $21 bucks without the drink.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pinakbet, Lechon Kawali and Fish Sisig, Lumpiang Shanghai Pork Adobo Fried Rice, Lechon Kawali, Inihaw
DINA PERUCHO
Very unsatisfying and disappointing. The breakfast combo is so dry and almost no taste at all, leche flan is the worst I have ever tasted and the cassava cake is so hard i can’t even slice it. I am sure that it was not like this before, to management please make sure that you will not compromise the taste and quality of food despite of inflation. I am definitely sure that there a lot of small business around this area that are better than this established restaurant.
Place was really nice and good food BUT I'll be honest probably my last time coming by. I had the all day breakfast with Longanisa, and a pork skewer, 17$ and change. For some rice a couple eggs and 3 Longanisa and a skewer I feel that's steep... Sadly will look for another philipino place near the workplace plenty to choose from in the area anyway.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Eileen Rains
I haven't had Filipino food in a great while and always look forward to a delicious and satisfying meal. The pinakbet had NO shrimp and a scanty trace of bagoong . Ok, I've eaten here many times..maybe it was a one off? The cook messed up and forgot? Damn, it's a major key ingredient or perhaps dispensed altogether with adding shrimp.. it was utterly tasteless and I don't have patis at home and don't live in Carson so begrudged to eat nonetheless since I have no choice. I work hard and look forward to consistent, reliable prepared down home Filipino cooking and prices keep getting jacked up.The pancit had NO vegetables...not a carrot in sight! However, I did see and tasted couple of onions, but was extremely plain otherwise...again, no shrimp, not even one and no pork either.The turon was so dry and had NO jackfruit, nada.....I wouldn't even give it to the homeless old man hanging outside every time I'm there who alwats asks for food.On a positive note, I will complement the chef who knows how to prepare fish fishes....paksiw and pusit on point, delicious and flavorful as my mother and my aunties would prepare.....Their sinigang and nilaga always flavorful.On my next visit , hopefully Tita Celia's will resume back to consistency and stop being skimpy or else hire someone to authenticate the cuisine..I had to go all the way to Manila Lechon and Delia's to invest more time and expense in my culinary quest to satisfy my palate. After all, Carson is the Filipino capital in the So Bay !
David Vazquez
Always good vibes and good food. The best authentic Filipino restaurant in Carson! Right next to the 110 freeway.
Kit Ff
This place isn't fancy, but the food is simple and tasty. The pork belly was a disappointment, the fried fish was bland and dry. The pork adobo was very good.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pork Adobo
Andy Leung
Great Filipino food in Carson area. They have different combo pricing, including vege and meat mixed choice. The crispy pork is not in the combo choice tho which it is sold by pound separately.
A truly “Feel at Home” place. Starting with the delicious food served any way you want one or two items (vegetable or meet with rice and fish broth. The pork adobo is simply amazing and tastes homemade, make sure you ask for meat juice (gravy) over the white rice. Then is the price, it is completely affordable, it’s rare to see a place with this much great food for around $12, the bbq pork skewers are a great addition. Lastly, the friendly atmosphere, the first time I went they explained the dishes and were extremely patient. Cant find a better place for a home cooked meal at this price anywhere in LA
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Adobo
Very Good Filipino Food. Love the lumpia!!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place to get Filipino food!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Leche Flan, Carioca Karioka, Longganisa, Lechon Kawali and Fish Sisig, Lumpiang Shanghai Pork Adobo Fried Rice, Beef Pares Silog, Pork Adobo, Tapa, Dinuguan, Halo
I'd been coming here for 26 yrs! I loooove their breakfast selections, the halo-halo and kakanin (Filipino sweet delicacies). My favorite breakfast...SMOKED FISH (Milkfish) with scrambled eggs and fried rice! ??❤️??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's a good neighborhood spot. Food is consistently good. I usually get party trays. Food is always hot and ready when promised.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The building looks like an old Pizza Hut, but the food is definitely not generic franchise. I tried the pakbet and the sinigang. I wanted more bagoong on the pakbet, but I still ate all the ampalaya (a first for me), !Not much meat in the pakbet. The sinigang was deliciously sour, with a nice piece of bangus. Service was quick and friendly! Will be back to try the kare-kare.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very delicious ten times out of ten recommend pancit delicious ?Parking: It’s very small shares parking with kfc I believe some fast food restaurant ?Wheelchair accessibility: Easy access
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken or Pork Barbeque
Okay takeout with big portion. I remember the lumpia used to be better. The fried pork was okay.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
The food was good. Authentic filipino food. It's very pricey tho. For lunch I spend $21 bucks without the drink.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pinakbet, Lechon Kawali and Fish Sisig, Lumpiang Shanghai Pork Adobo Fried Rice, Lechon Kawali, Inihaw
Very unsatisfying and disappointing. The breakfast combo is so dry and almost no taste at all, leche flan is the worst I have ever tasted and the cassava cake is so hard i can’t even slice it. I am sure that it was not like this before, to management please make sure that you will not compromise the taste and quality of food despite of inflation. I am definitely sure that there a lot of small business around this area that are better than this established restaurant.
Restaurantji Recommends
Place was really nice and good food BUT I'll be honest probably my last time coming by. I had the all day breakfast with Longanisa, and a pork skewer, 17$ and change. For some rice a couple eggs and 3 Longanisa and a skewer I feel that's steep... Sadly will look for another philipino place near the workplace plenty to choose from in the area anyway.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
I haven't had Filipino food in a great while and always look forward to a delicious and satisfying meal. The pinakbet had NO shrimp and a scanty trace of bagoong . Ok, I've eaten here many times..maybe it was a one off? The cook messed up and forgot? Damn, it's a major key ingredient or perhaps dispensed altogether with adding shrimp.. it was utterly tasteless and I don't have patis at home and don't live in Carson so begrudged to eat nonetheless since I have no choice. I work hard and look forward to consistent, reliable prepared down home Filipino cooking and prices keep getting jacked up.The pancit had NO vegetables...not a carrot in sight! However, I did see and tasted couple of onions, but was extremely plain otherwise...again, no shrimp, not even one and no pork either.The turon was so dry and had NO jackfruit, nada.....I wouldn't even give it to the homeless old man hanging outside every time I'm there who alwats asks for food.On a positive note, I will complement the chef who knows how to prepare fish fishes....paksiw and pusit on point, delicious and flavorful as my mother and my aunties would prepare.....Their sinigang and nilaga always flavorful.On my next visit , hopefully Tita Celia's will resume back to consistency and stop being skimpy or else hire someone to authenticate the cuisine..I had to go all the way to Manila Lechon and Delia's to invest more time and expense in my culinary quest to satisfy my palate. After all, Carson is the Filipino capital in the So Bay !
Always good vibes and good food. The best authentic Filipino restaurant in Carson! Right next to the 110 freeway.
This place isn't fancy, but the food is simple and tasty. The pork belly was a disappointment, the fried fish was bland and dry. The pork adobo was very good.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pork Adobo
Great Filipino food in Carson area. They have different combo pricing, including vege and meat mixed choice. The crispy pork is not in the combo choice tho which it is sold by pound separately.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mechado, Longganisa, Chicken Tocino, Pork Adobo, Filipino Breakfast