I recommend the long-silog! Our breakfast favorite.The service is wonderful and accommodating. I ordered for catering and they are professional, clean, and organized. Most importantly, all my guests loved the food!! For all my traditional pinoys and pinays: Adoboink will not disappoint. For all my newbies to Filipino food: Adoboink will not disappoint :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Malou Subito Mayo
Great tasting foods! Owners/servers are friendly!
Clark Schumacher
Very small, just a few tables but the food is delicious. If you are not familiar with Filipino food this is a great introduction. If you are, you may find some of the meals are not quite traditional, but either way it is really good. Especially the adobo, sisig, and lumpia although not presented the way you might be used toVegetarian options: Not a big selection but some excellent dishes
The staff was very welcoming, there was free coffee, and the food was excellent. Not too heavy, fresh ingredients and good seasoning. We brought our two young children: there was a very nice clean high chair for our baby. Our toddler ate well! The lumpia was very good for him because the interior was not too chewy. This will be a go-to for Filipino food in the future.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sisig Rice Bowl
Dave K.
Yum! Where in Placer County can you get Pork Belly with the skin on? Crispy Lechon, sausage and chicken on top of Pancit. If you don't know what it is give it a try! And don't forget the Lumpia! Venture out and try some delicious Filipino food.
Henry Z L.
First time here and definitely not the last. Just a heads up: very limited seating and occasionally closes for catering events. Call before going.
Dyani S.
My family and I been looking for a legit Filipino food spot around Sacramento area, & the family here are so sweet great service!
Marie Y.
Ambiance ok Food - not so Clean bathroom & efficient. We have been craving for pancit and its rare to find a delicious pancit place within Sacramento so we thought of giving this place a try. Its not a wow ( for me) but its not bad either. Prices are a bit higher because serving is also huge and plus its roseville , known to be an affluent neighbourhood so its expected that prices are a bit higher. Overall okay. Will I come back again? Depends if i'll try the other food esp. the adobo is their specialty i believe.
Yvonne Wu
Finally got the chance to check out this place! Definitely one I will go back for to check on their other items. We ordered Tapsilog, Roasted eggplant and halo2x. Roasted eggplant was okay, should be eaten while it’s hot, otherwise it’s kinda blah when it got cold. Tapsilog on the other hand is so moist and tender, one of the best I’ve ever had. For dessert we opted for halo2x, definitely not worth the calories splurge. Ice was to coarse and it’s lacking substance.Service was friendly and welcoming!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Ed M.
This is a very friendly small business with great food. My wife and I had some questions about things we had not heard of so they explained each dish. My wife ended up getting a side order of pancit. It had rice noodles and chucks of chicken. Large portion. I had the chicken adobo that came in a soft bao taco like holder. Very good. We will be back.
I got the ADOBOSILOG PO rice bowl. My husband got the sisig bao. Both were amazing. The woman we assume is the owner is very friendly and talks to each customer. We will definitely be going back to try more dishes.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rico
We had a great lunch here, I didn't try the "oink" adobo yet. Good place for having a quick meal. A must try if you pass Roseville area.Parking: Ample of parking space in front of the building and near Tesla charging station.Kid-friendliness: Kid-friendly, although it is not a good size of space to have a kid's party. Call them first perhaps they can cater.Wheelchair accessibility: Wide access door and no steps
You know it's good when Filipino grandma asks how much the lechon is by the pound. Unfortunately they only sell their lechon as part of a meal. Food was great! Good spot for lunch if you're driving along I-80
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lechon
Carlo Lacambra
My wife and I came to Adoboink when we found out that they are open from Tuesday-Friday 7:30a-10a serving Filipino breakfast plates. The place has a neatly decorated interior that can sit small groups for casual dining -- one long table for 8-10 people, two tables for 4, and three tables for two. There is no table service so you order your food at the counter. We were welcomed by the Maelani and Rameses who were both nice and accommodating. My wife ordered tapsilog (fried marinated beef, fried rice, and egg), while I ordered sisig-silog (fried seasoned chopped pork, fried rice, and eggs). Drip coffee is on the house! The breakfast plates have generous servings of meat and rice, as expected! The basmati fried rice was also a delightful twist because Filipino breakfast rice plates usually are served with white jasmine rice. Basmati rice does gave a lower glycemic index than jasmine rice. I must say that the fried basmati rice went well with the meats we ordered! A cup of sabaw (pork consomme) came with each our order, too. There are a lot more savory and sweet selections from the menu that we would like to try out so we ate definitely coming back. Adoboink does catering too! Maelani says that they announce special limited menu offerings on Facebook and Instagram.
I recommend the long-silog! Our breakfast favorite.The service is wonderful and accommodating. I ordered for catering and they are professional, clean, and organized. Most importantly, all my guests loved the food!! For all my traditional pinoys and pinays: Adoboink will not disappoint. For all my newbies to Filipino food: Adoboink will not disappoint :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great tasting foods! Owners/servers are friendly!
Very small, just a few tables but the food is delicious. If you are not familiar with Filipino food this is a great introduction. If you are, you may find some of the meals are not quite traditional, but either way it is really good. Especially the adobo, sisig, and lumpia although not presented the way you might be used toVegetarian options: Not a big selection but some excellent dishes
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Bowl, Belly Good, Sisig Rice Bowl
The staff was very welcoming, there was free coffee, and the food was excellent. Not too heavy, fresh ingredients and good seasoning. We brought our two young children: there was a very nice clean high chair for our baby. Our toddler ate well! The lumpia was very good for him because the interior was not too chewy. This will be a go-to for Filipino food in the future.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sisig Rice Bowl
Yum! Where in Placer County can you get Pork Belly with the skin on? Crispy Lechon, sausage and chicken on top of Pancit. If you don't know what it is give it a try! And don't forget the Lumpia! Venture out and try some delicious Filipino food.
First time here and definitely not the last. Just a heads up: very limited seating and occasionally closes for catering events. Call before going.
My family and I been looking for a legit Filipino food spot around Sacramento area, & the family here are so sweet great service!
Ambiance ok Food - not so Clean bathroom & efficient. We have been craving for pancit and its rare to find a delicious pancit place within Sacramento so we thought of giving this place a try. Its not a wow ( for me) but its not bad either. Prices are a bit higher because serving is also huge and plus its roseville , known to be an affluent neighbourhood so its expected that prices are a bit higher. Overall okay. Will I come back again? Depends if i'll try the other food esp. the adobo is their specialty i believe.
Finally got the chance to check out this place! Definitely one I will go back for to check on their other items. We ordered Tapsilog, Roasted eggplant and halo2x. Roasted eggplant was okay, should be eaten while it’s hot, otherwise it’s kinda blah when it got cold. Tapsilog on the other hand is so moist and tender, one of the best I’ve ever had. For dessert we opted for halo2x, definitely not worth the calories splurge. Ice was to coarse and it’s lacking substance.Service was friendly and welcoming!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
This is a very friendly small business with great food. My wife and I had some questions about things we had not heard of so they explained each dish. My wife ended up getting a side order of pancit. It had rice noodles and chucks of chicken. Large portion. I had the chicken adobo that came in a soft bao taco like holder. Very good. We will be back.
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I got the ADOBOSILOG PO rice bowl. My husband got the sisig bao. Both were amazing. The woman we assume is the owner is very friendly and talks to each customer. We will definitely be going back to try more dishes.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had a great lunch here, I didn't try the "oink" adobo yet. Good place for having a quick meal. A must try if you pass Roseville area.Parking: Ample of parking space in front of the building and near Tesla charging station.Kid-friendliness: Kid-friendly, although it is not a good size of space to have a kid's party. Call them first perhaps they can cater.Wheelchair accessibility: Wide access door and no steps
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sisig Rice Bowl, Chicken Adobo Rice Bowl
great lumpia and nice
Food: 5
Service: 5
You know it's good when Filipino grandma asks how much the lechon is by the pound. Unfortunately they only sell their lechon as part of a meal. Food was great! Good spot for lunch if you're driving along I-80
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lechon
My wife and I came to Adoboink when we found out that they are open from Tuesday-Friday 7:30a-10a serving Filipino breakfast plates. The place has a neatly decorated interior that can sit small groups for casual dining -- one long table for 8-10 people, two tables for 4, and three tables for two. There is no table service so you order your food at the counter. We were welcomed by the Maelani and Rameses who were both nice and accommodating. My wife ordered tapsilog (fried marinated beef, fried rice, and egg), while I ordered sisig-silog (fried seasoned chopped pork, fried rice, and eggs). Drip coffee is on the house! The breakfast plates have generous servings of meat and rice, as expected! The basmati fried rice was also a delightful twist because Filipino breakfast rice plates usually are served with white jasmine rice. Basmati rice does gave a lower glycemic index than jasmine rice. I must say that the fried basmati rice went well with the meats we ordered! A cup of sabaw (pork consomme) came with each our order, too. There are a lot more savory and sweet selections from the menu that we would like to try out so we ate definitely coming back. Adoboink does catering too! Maelani says that they announce special limited menu offerings on Facebook and Instagram.