“Came here for the Siopao and Fresh Lumpia only. So this rating is only for those two mentioned above. Service was ? during my visits. Place has a dine-in area, and the restroom is available for customers. Everyone's taste is different, but I'd still recommend the siopao(live it) and fresh lumpia, especially if you like vegetables.“
“Great food, ambiance, and service. We are from out of town and we enjoyed our lunch here specially the (milk fish) bangus sisig and the (grilled pork raw tuna) sinuglaw. We're definitely going to try it again when we are in Artesia-Anaheim area“
“I have been a loyal customer of Manila Sunset in Cerritos for over a decade, and I continue to be impressed by their genuine Filipino food. The restaurant may have its parking challenges and limited table availability during peak hours, but the delicious dishes they serve make up for these minor inconveniences. When it comes to ordering at Manila Sunset, simplicity is sometimes the key. On my recent visit, I opted for their BBQ chicken plate skewers, which came with three generously-sized skewers, a side of rice, and a comforting soup. The chicken was perfectly grilled, tender, and packed with flavor. The smoky char and the savory marinade made each bite a delight. The rice complemented the chicken well, while the soup provided a comforting and light addition to the meal. What sets Manila Sunset apart from other Filipino restaurants in Cerritos is the authenticity of their dishes. They stay true to traditional Filipino flavors, and you can taste the care and love that goes into preparing each dish. From the use of quality ingredients to the attention to detail in the cooking techniques, it is evident that the chefs at Manila Sunset take pride in serving authentic Filipino cuisine. While the restaurant may be crowded and the parking situation could be better, I find that it is well worth the effort to dine at Manila Sunset for a taste of home. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere has a cozy and casual feel. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, Manila Sunset offers a dining experience that will satisfy your cravings for genuine Filipino food.“
“After some time visiting our go to Filipino restaurant in Lomita and after they changed location, raising prices, and deciding to go full blown commercial, decided to take a drive to Cerritos and pay 'Pinoy Pinay' a visit and give them a try.Me and my family came with a healthy appetite for Filipino home cooking.Being our first time not really knowing the outcome observed the many people visiting this spot.The smells and displays of their food was quite tantalizing. They have a large variety of dishes to choose from and our favorite is curry chicken, chicken/pork Adobo, pork menudo, pancit, lumpia, and I love binagoongan (which to my disappointment they didn't have today).My wife and daughter got their special combo with Curry chicken, grilled pork skewers which came with 3 scoops of rice. One bag of Lumpia and sweet dipping sauce.I got their special combo with Filipino menudo, pork Adobo, and the 3 scoops of rice. One of the servers behind the hot cases asked if I wanted their free bowls of homemade soup (being that I love soup) "Yes please" she also asked if my wife wanted one as well for she was ready to pay without getting any. She turned it down knowing she wouldn't finish it.After getting our food we selected a booth and started to enjoy our meals.To all of our surprise, everything was delicious. I was disappointed in the soup for it was just a tad bit on the vinegary side. I have had the chicken soup at our old Filipino go to restaurant and enjoyed it there, however here, was not for the taste palette.With the soup being too vinegary and their fish sauce/vinegar bottles on the dining tables needing a little tending to (could use to change to a more convenient dispenser), being my only gripe, I give this restaurant a 4 star.Restaurant was clean, organized, and had great service. We will be coming back to check out more items on the menu.Great Filipino food Pinoy Pinay!“