Filipino Restaurants near Concord, CA

“They’re open! Such a staple Filipino market back in the neighborhood. If you’re familiar with Gabriella’s Food Market in San Jose, they’re the same owners. This Oriental Food market will be our go-to Filipino store for essential groceries and hot Filipino takeout items and catering.

*ask for the Banana Turon/fritters, you won’t regret.“

“I heard from friends and family that the halo halo here was good and so worth it. I had to try for myself. And yes they were right!!! It was huge!!! And not a bad price too. It had so much filling and extras!!! It’s definitely shareable like 2-3 people. I love that it had all my favorite jelly fillings and the ice cream on top. Service was awesome and fast.“

“If you're looking for Filipino food then Grill City isn't a bad option. It's a restraunt inside of Seafood City and its really good. Food is great and the service is a little slow but it's worth since they make it relatively fresh. Atmosphere isnt bad for those who dont mind noisy malls. I had Pork Skewers and rice and my gf had Bangus and rice with Kare Kare. Our drink were calamansi and coconut juice.“

“I love coming to this place. This is the only.place I buy Filipino food because they make it like our mom made it. I also enjoy the staff. They are funny and very conscientious with the way they prepare and pack my food. I don't mind paying for quality and great service.?“

“Best pinoy restaurant in Pittsburg Ca.“

“I ordered the Juri platter of ube treats for our last day of federal grand jury duty because our unofficial jury color was purple and ube is delicious. There were all sorts of different treats, the platter was really eye catching, and everything was swooningly delicious. I cannot begin to say how delicious. Everyone tried something and loved it.“

“Palabok is my favorite! Tita Lucy and staff are amazing— pricing is fair and the food is always made with LOVE!“

“Loved their strawberry matcha! It’s tucked in a small space but it’s a great hidden find. I would definitely go back to give their Filipino menu and ramen station a try. Also parking is slightly difficult but there are a lot of street parking and parking garages nearby.“

“First, I want to highlight Jonah; he was the only server who truly cared about us. Since he has to share tips, I tipped him personally (he didn't ask for it). At the cashier, an older Filipina lady ignored me to talk to another customer without asking me to wait. Second, the prices were reasonable. The sisig was good but too salty; otherwise, you can order anything. Third, they have live music, but the singer was quite poor and it was far too noisy, even from the other room. We will likely be back, but we’ll sit even further away.“