For Filipinos that want fish, this is the place to find & eat it. You can shop in the store and eat in the restaurant or take the food home. I picked up lechon kawali or chicharron - so tasty and crunchy. They also had the liempo option. Chicken BBQ sticks were on point. Red bean sesame balls. Banana Q pieces. I missed breakfast - I think you have to get there right at 8. No complaints here.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Lechon Kawali
Hertz Fernandez
This place is known for there beef soup! Different days Different options. The food is authentic! not for newbie only for people who grew up eating authentic Filipino food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Linda S.
Great Filipino food to go or eat there. We usually stop on the way to and from Reno. Love the Cascaron. I usually order the hot sour soup and crunchy pork. Variety of hot food. My family usually orders food for me to take back to them. They also have a grocery store attached to the restaurant. Selection of Filipino groceries. Can't wait to go back again. Yum
Diana Manabat
Half Filipino & half Mexican. I'm Pampangian and i know good food. Was not disappointed. I will be back for their Sinagong w/ pork ribs. Diana from Lathrop
D M
I love coming here. Today, I decided to get their halo-halo. I am very disappointed in my purchase. There are no sweet beans, nor are there any coconut palm jellies, no ube jam, no langka, no sweet mango slices, no leche flan, no pinipig. Just a note it should have both ube ice cream and mango ice cream. All it has is the green and red jellies that I don’t care for. Yuk. This is a crime against our Filipino dessert. Everything else is great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pinakbet
Jane P.
This restaurant/ market is a very busy place! Judging by the amount of prepared food available, they do a big business in take out. There was no problem parking since most of this strip mall is vacant.The staff there was very friendly and even cooked fresh lumpia for me during there busy lunch time. They have lots of cooked (grilled?) whole fish and skewers of grilled chicken and pork. The chicken skewers are cooked and seasoned perfectly. I also tried their pancit, which was pretty average--it could have had more vegetables and meat. There was also lots of things in their steam table that I couldn't identify since I'm not really familiar with Filipino food.Overall, the staff is friendly and the place was very clean. There were a few chairs and tables if you wanted to sit down for a quick meal, but it is for the most part, take-out. There is an attached market that I didn't visit.I'd go back for the chicken and pork skewers with rice.
Heman Perdomo
Very good food, very friendly staff the sweets are amazing.
Terry B.
The place to go for delicious Filipino dishes. They always have fried fish - which is the main reason I go there.
Mark Papalia B.
This place serves the best high quality Filipino dishes .Customer service is great .Very affordable and give you large portions.The place is clean and well kept up .
Jennifer W.
Your service really sucks, why would you not change your time here in YELP when you're 1 hour away from your real time, make it clear as soon as possible and don't waste your consumers time..
Nostalgic, delicious and brings me back to my childhood. Simple as it should be. Kind people.
Juneve Kimble
This is a smaller Filipino family restaurant and gets pretty busy. One side is the restaurant, while the other side holds the Asian market with various imported Filipino foods, produce, & frozen items. They carry more desserts now like mini Leche Flan, Sweet Biko, Casava Cake, etc. Some of the sweets that stir up sweet childhood memories of my Mom's cooking, along with all the "Titas" who cooked with her, to provide the family & community a feast. I really like the combination of ingredients that makes their Ginataang Bilo-Bilo tasty & good for you, with plantain bananas, coconut, coconut milk, sweet potatoes, yams, tapioca pearls (Boba), and mochi balls. They sell a good variety of entrées to choose from and combination plates which includes rice or Pancit. Some of our favorites are Lechon Kawali, Fish Sinigang, Pork Adobo, Fried Bananas, and Fried Sweet Potatoes. They usually have a selection of fried fish & BBQ sticks available too. Visit them and enjoy some good Asian cooking.
Adam H.
Chicken on a stick was one of the best I ever had. Thigh meat with a little skin on it, cooked to perfection. Every bite was juicy and crunchy chicken skin yummy. And the sweet little old aunty where so polite.
Ronald
The only complaint is that the food was not fresh. We got meat on a stick and it was cold and very tough. But the customer service was great
Ron
The only complaint is that the food was not fresh. We got meat on a stick and it was cold and very tough. But the customer service was great
For Filipinos that want fish, this is the place to find & eat it. You can shop in the store and eat in the restaurant or take the food home. I picked up lechon kawali or chicharron - so tasty and crunchy. They also had the liempo option. Chicken BBQ sticks were on point. Red bean sesame balls. Banana Q pieces. I missed breakfast - I think you have to get there right at 8. No complaints here.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Lechon Kawali
This place is known for there beef soup! Different days Different options. The food is authentic! not for newbie only for people who grew up eating authentic Filipino food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great Filipino food to go or eat there. We usually stop on the way to and from Reno. Love the Cascaron. I usually order the hot sour soup and crunchy pork. Variety of hot food. My family usually orders food for me to take back to them. They also have a grocery store attached to the restaurant. Selection of Filipino groceries. Can't wait to go back again. Yum
Half Filipino & half Mexican. I'm Pampangian and i know good food. Was not disappointed. I will be back for their Sinagong w/ pork ribs. Diana from Lathrop
I love coming here. Today, I decided to get their halo-halo. I am very disappointed in my purchase. There are no sweet beans, nor are there any coconut palm jellies, no ube jam, no langka, no sweet mango slices, no leche flan, no pinipig. Just a note it should have both ube ice cream and mango ice cream. All it has is the green and red jellies that I don’t care for. Yuk. This is a crime against our Filipino dessert. Everything else is great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pinakbet
This restaurant/ market is a very busy place! Judging by the amount of prepared food available, they do a big business in take out. There was no problem parking since most of this strip mall is vacant.The staff there was very friendly and even cooked fresh lumpia for me during there busy lunch time. They have lots of cooked (grilled?) whole fish and skewers of grilled chicken and pork. The chicken skewers are cooked and seasoned perfectly. I also tried their pancit, which was pretty average--it could have had more vegetables and meat. There was also lots of things in their steam table that I couldn't identify since I'm not really familiar with Filipino food.Overall, the staff is friendly and the place was very clean. There were a few chairs and tables if you wanted to sit down for a quick meal, but it is for the most part, take-out. There is an attached market that I didn't visit.I'd go back for the chicken and pork skewers with rice.
Very good food, very friendly staff the sweets are amazing.
The place to go for delicious Filipino dishes. They always have fried fish - which is the main reason I go there.
This place serves the best high quality Filipino dishes .Customer service is great .Very affordable and give you large portions.The place is clean and well kept up .
Your service really sucks, why would you not change your time here in YELP when you're 1 hour away from your real time, make it clear as soon as possible and don't waste your consumers time..
Restaurantji Recommends
Nostalgic, delicious and brings me back to my childhood. Simple as it should be. Kind people.
This is a smaller Filipino family restaurant and gets pretty busy. One side is the restaurant, while the other side holds the Asian market with various imported Filipino foods, produce, & frozen items. They carry more desserts now like mini Leche Flan, Sweet Biko, Casava Cake, etc. Some of the sweets that stir up sweet childhood memories of my Mom's cooking, along with all the "Titas" who cooked with her, to provide the family & community a feast. I really like the combination of ingredients that makes their Ginataang Bilo-Bilo tasty & good for you, with plantain bananas, coconut, coconut milk, sweet potatoes, yams, tapioca pearls (Boba), and mochi balls. They sell a good variety of entrées to choose from and combination plates which includes rice or Pancit. Some of our favorites are Lechon Kawali, Fish Sinigang, Pork Adobo, Fried Bananas, and Fried Sweet Potatoes. They usually have a selection of fried fish & BBQ sticks available too. Visit them and enjoy some good Asian cooking.
Chicken on a stick was one of the best I ever had. Thigh meat with a little skin on it, cooked to perfection. Every bite was juicy and crunchy chicken skin yummy. And the sweet little old aunty where so polite.
The only complaint is that the food was not fresh. We got meat on a stick and it was cold and very tough. But the customer service was great
The only complaint is that the food was not fresh. We got meat on a stick and it was cold and very tough. But the customer service was great