love the food. sometimes the skewers can be hit or miss because sometimes theyre over or undercooked, but overall the food is awesome!!! love the adobo and beef stew!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Arthur Williams
Came here around 430 pm on a Tuesday . Stood for several minutes and did not get served. Once getting served the food worker was very rude and had an attitude . Food wasn’t any much better the chicken on a stick was cold. The chicken adobo had no flavor AT ALL you could tell they didn’t season it at all and had no Bay leaves. Sinagong lacked flavor as well. DO NOT come here. DO NOT RECOMMEND.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Victor V.
It's my first time being here, and I must admit it's not too bad. They serve a lot of Filipino food. From BBQ to fried food! My dad and I decided to order to go. We got the Sisig and Laing. The sisig was pretty good, but the Laing lacked ingredients. It was pretty basic, nothing special. Usually, they would have little shrimp and pork, but this one didn't have any. The service was decent. There was a line, but they had it moving. We were in and out for no more than 8 minutes. The inside wasn't anything special. They had a lot of tables, and it all looked pretty clean. Overall, this place is ok. I would return if I'm nearby, but I wouldn't drive specifically for it. Three out of five stars.
Grace Pañares
Absolutely love this place! The employees are super friendly and food is good! Always taste fresh and looks appealing. I really don’t understand why people want to complain about service here, you literally just need to order your food and go, lolThank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer S.
Their pancit bihon is very bland/no flavor and for some reason they won't sell you a small side. I have to buy half a box to enjoy a little bit !
Noli P.
Pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was the first time we tried. Normally just make our Filipino food at home since it can sometimes be difficult to find consistent high quality Filipino restaurants. My friend Ed spoke very highly of this place so we decided to give it a try. I'm glad we did. The Kare kare, sinigang, and the sisig are what I get here when I have a craving and don't want to cook. I recommend
Jane G.
First time coming here after checking out Island Pacific. We LOVE Island Pacific & Philhouse in Vegas so we figured we should give this location a try. Big mistake. We came 1.5 hrs before closing & the place was empty. We walked in and they only have a few selections left. Pork and chicken barbecue were COLD. They gave the thinnest pork liempo & complained to each other why there's no chopping board around to which someone replied that they washed it already bc they're about to close. The ladies and the guy cashier were loud and obnoxious, also a bit rude that we chose to dine in. I don't mind the loud singing but their loud chanting to each other made in unpleasant for us to stick around. Menudo was good but fatty, beef kaldereta was so hard like eating beef jerky, pork and chicken skewers were good but served cold, & rice was warm but hard. I saw one review that mentioned they were charged for something they didn't order...the same thing happened to us when we went to Island Pacific next door, so be cautious and check your receipts!
Jazmyn Flowers
Get your good while you can because come 5pm, there are little options left!
Billy D.
The server was so rude! My wife and toddler went to eat here today. Before ordering, we specifically said "we do not eat pork" so they showed us non pork options. We ordered some chicken skewers because we heard they were good. When we sat down to eat, we took a bite and realized they gave us pork. When we asked them to switch it out, they insisted we pay for a new one and even got upset that we didn't eat pork. They definitely need to work on their mannerisms.
Liston A.
food is always good at here and price is really affordable at all time espescially the meal deal
The party tray package deals are such a good deal! They have 4 different price point options and a good selection of dishes to choose from. I attached a couple menus for their regular dish selections for the packages, and the specialties you can upgrade to. When I'm not hosting a party, I do like to frequent this spot for a combo meal. It's about $13 for a 2 item combo and the quantity is good enough for at least 2 meals! Maybe 3 if you add a bit more rice lol My go to is the sisig and the kaldareta. The sisig has a nice citrus taste that pairs well with the fatty pork and the beef in the kaldareta is usually pretty tender. The sauce is so savory over rice, and I like that they add a piece of carrot/potato but focus more on giving you the beef! I've had the pork BBQ stick here but it's not as tender as I feel like it should be. The chicken adobo is always a classic though and the ginataang veggie dish is so yum! I just skip around the bitter melons! If you're in the mood for dessert, they have buko pandan containers for sale. The buko pandan is sooo coconutty and creamy with a strong pandan flavor. The jellies are nice and soft and squishy, but I do wish there was more young coconut strips in this. The inside has ample seating, and tends to have lines through out the day as it's a popular spot, right next to Island Pacific market. The menu is posted on the TVs so they do have a bit of a modern flair compared to other Filipino restos in the area.
Jun M.
Very bad experience. It almost took 2 hours of waiting just to get my orders. Chicken inasal wasn't cook enough and full of blood inside. Pancit is very bad and noodles are overcooked. Price for this bundle is too much. I will not recommend this and I will never buy seasons bundle anymore
Cony Palacio
My family and I went visit again this place to have lunch, since we really like the foods.But today, during checkout, I kindly asked for disposable plates for the 3 of us but she gave me only ONE disposable plate, and I ask again if I can have another one plate because we have kid with us and just don’t want to make any mess, but the lady refuses to give me another “disposable plate “ and she said that we can use the styro box ( where the meal) instead .The way she talked to me and deliver that kind of customer service was very disappointing, other than that the food was great but hope she change the way she treated a customer.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 1
Jancy Gonzalez
Amazing flavorful food I recommend the chicken adobo and beef afritada.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Karen A.
The rating I've given is based on food quality and value alone. This is the ONLY Filipino restaurant in town that my picky mom will eat at or order from. She says it's because they're clean and the food, in her opinion, is as close to traditional homemade Filipino food than any other, and I agree! The prices are also fairly cheap, too. My cousin catered her entire 50th birthday party gala she ordered from here that maybe cost $600 but fed like almost 100 guests with leftovers to spare.
love the food. sometimes the skewers can be hit or miss because sometimes theyre over or undercooked, but overall the food is awesome!!! love the adobo and beef stew!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Came here around 430 pm on a Tuesday . Stood for several minutes and did not get served. Once getting served the food worker was very rude and had an attitude . Food wasn’t any much better the chicken on a stick was cold. The chicken adobo had no flavor AT ALL you could tell they didn’t season it at all and had no Bay leaves. Sinagong lacked flavor as well. DO NOT come here. DO NOT RECOMMEND.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
It's my first time being here, and I must admit it's not too bad. They serve a lot of Filipino food. From BBQ to fried food! My dad and I decided to order to go. We got the Sisig and Laing. The sisig was pretty good, but the Laing lacked ingredients. It was pretty basic, nothing special. Usually, they would have little shrimp and pork, but this one didn't have any. The service was decent. There was a line, but they had it moving. We were in and out for no more than 8 minutes. The inside wasn't anything special. They had a lot of tables, and it all looked pretty clean. Overall, this place is ok. I would return if I'm nearby, but I wouldn't drive specifically for it. Three out of five stars.
Absolutely love this place! The employees are super friendly and food is good! Always taste fresh and looks appealing. I really don’t understand why people want to complain about service here, you literally just need to order your food and go, lolThank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Their pancit bihon is very bland/no flavor and for some reason they won't sell you a small side. I have to buy half a box to enjoy a little bit !
Pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was the first time we tried. Normally just make our Filipino food at home since it can sometimes be difficult to find consistent high quality Filipino restaurants. My friend Ed spoke very highly of this place so we decided to give it a try. I'm glad we did. The Kare kare, sinigang, and the sisig are what I get here when I have a craving and don't want to cook. I recommend
First time coming here after checking out Island Pacific. We LOVE Island Pacific & Philhouse in Vegas so we figured we should give this location a try. Big mistake. We came 1.5 hrs before closing & the place was empty. We walked in and they only have a few selections left. Pork and chicken barbecue were COLD. They gave the thinnest pork liempo & complained to each other why there's no chopping board around to which someone replied that they washed it already bc they're about to close. The ladies and the guy cashier were loud and obnoxious, also a bit rude that we chose to dine in. I don't mind the loud singing but their loud chanting to each other made in unpleasant for us to stick around. Menudo was good but fatty, beef kaldereta was so hard like eating beef jerky, pork and chicken skewers were good but served cold, & rice was warm but hard. I saw one review that mentioned they were charged for something they didn't order...the same thing happened to us when we went to Island Pacific next door, so be cautious and check your receipts!
Get your good while you can because come 5pm, there are little options left!
The server was so rude! My wife and toddler went to eat here today. Before ordering, we specifically said "we do not eat pork" so they showed us non pork options. We ordered some chicken skewers because we heard they were good. When we sat down to eat, we took a bite and realized they gave us pork. When we asked them to switch it out, they insisted we pay for a new one and even got upset that we didn't eat pork. They definitely need to work on their mannerisms.
food is always good at here and price is really affordable at all time espescially the meal deal
Restaurantji Recommends
The party tray package deals are such a good deal! They have 4 different price point options and a good selection of dishes to choose from. I attached a couple menus for their regular dish selections for the packages, and the specialties you can upgrade to. When I'm not hosting a party, I do like to frequent this spot for a combo meal. It's about $13 for a 2 item combo and the quantity is good enough for at least 2 meals! Maybe 3 if you add a bit more rice lol My go to is the sisig and the kaldareta. The sisig has a nice citrus taste that pairs well with the fatty pork and the beef in the kaldareta is usually pretty tender. The sauce is so savory over rice, and I like that they add a piece of carrot/potato but focus more on giving you the beef! I've had the pork BBQ stick here but it's not as tender as I feel like it should be. The chicken adobo is always a classic though and the ginataang veggie dish is so yum! I just skip around the bitter melons! If you're in the mood for dessert, they have buko pandan containers for sale. The buko pandan is sooo coconutty and creamy with a strong pandan flavor. The jellies are nice and soft and squishy, but I do wish there was more young coconut strips in this. The inside has ample seating, and tends to have lines through out the day as it's a popular spot, right next to Island Pacific market. The menu is posted on the TVs so they do have a bit of a modern flair compared to other Filipino restos in the area.
Very bad experience. It almost took 2 hours of waiting just to get my orders. Chicken inasal wasn't cook enough and full of blood inside. Pancit is very bad and noodles are overcooked. Price for this bundle is too much. I will not recommend this and I will never buy seasons bundle anymore
My family and I went visit again this place to have lunch, since we really like the foods.But today, during checkout, I kindly asked for disposable plates for the 3 of us but she gave me only ONE disposable plate, and I ask again if I can have another one plate because we have kid with us and just don’t want to make any mess, but the lady refuses to give me another “disposable plate “ and she said that we can use the styro box ( where the meal) instead .The way she talked to me and deliver that kind of customer service was very disappointing, other than that the food was great but hope she change the way she treated a customer.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 1
Amazing flavorful food I recommend the chicken adobo and beef afritada.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The rating I've given is based on food quality and value alone. This is the ONLY Filipino restaurant in town that my picky mom will eat at or order from. She says it's because they're clean and the food, in her opinion, is as close to traditional homemade Filipino food than any other, and I agree! The prices are also fairly cheap, too. My cousin catered her entire 50th birthday party gala she ordered from here that maybe cost $600 but fed like almost 100 guests with leftovers to spare.