Philippine Bread House & Restaurant

So first the lady tried to double charge me for 2 combos which is 12.50 =25$. She told me it was 40, then when I left my money on the counter to grab a drink it was gone! Then she literally saw me looking for my money and when I asked she said she didn’t know.. after I left I called the store and told her you’ll probably be 40 dollars over and if you aren’t then the devil will have her way with her. If you been there you would know the register is right next to the cooler. There is now way I dropped it and if she refuses to show the video or give my money back cops will get involved

Food here is absolutely fantastic. As a Chinese person, I like the way the food is mostly cooked the same way as the authentic Chinese cuisine, yet with a touch of spice that I am not so familiar with, which always amazes me. Service is okay, with one very nice lady taking care of everything. However, it could be a bit stressful while you are on the grab-n-go mode, as it takes a long time for people to order. The main issue is that you need to open every single pot to see what is in there before you can decide. Would it be more efficient if they can hang a couple of photos for the customers to pick? That can also reduce the chance of contamination of the food.

Didn't even get to try anything. There's just some old guy who stares you up and down then the lady comes and stares you up and down from behind the counter to tell you they've sold out of lumpia by 11 am. Can't see how they operate daily.

I work across the street but never stopped in because I couldn't tell if it was open or not. Boy am I glad I did! I'm in trouble now. This food is absolutely incredible! The lady serving was a sweetheart. BTW, she speaks perfect English so don't worry about translating. She served from her buffet as I was in a hurry. I asked her to pick for me what she would want me to sample. There was some sort of roasted chicken, which was delicious then a beef stew that was out of this world! The meat was a very good cut of roast (rump?) that fell apart. The favors were incredible! I shared with my co-worker and we both laughed we're going to be eating there weekly now. The very healthy serving of rice and above dishes was only $12.50 and we had food left over.
I strongly recommend this place. She emphasized they do cater, which I would do in a second if I lived around here. Go check it out for yourself. It's right behind the tire store. Look for the Open light above the door.

Kid-friendliness: Yes

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Best in the state. I make sure to stop by every time I'm back in the area and will continue to do so

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Philippine Adobo, Beef Caldereta

Sunday we were just here on the mood of Filipino Food... The girl on her chubby face has no interest of working on the register (bakery side) You approached her in a good way BUT SHE'S NOT 🙄 like what's up?! You guys should re-train her...If she's not in the mood then quit then. Breads are AWESOME btw - Thank you!

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 1

Same name but different cooks. Food was subpar. Such a disappointment ?

Parking: Parking lot

Kid-friendliness: All around friendly

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 2

Service: 5

The food was delicious!!!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Beef Caldereta

$12.50 (as of 7/25/24) for a combo platter with rice. I had pork adobo and beef caldereta, both were fantastic. Can heartily recommend. ?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Philippine Adobo, Beef Caldereta

Excellent place for authentic Filipino food.

We stopped by on the way to VA, and we thoroughly enjoyed the lunch combos.

The rice + two option combos were filling and generous. I had adobo (pork cooked with a tangy vinegar / soy sauce and garlic) and beef caldereta (beef stew with tomatoes and veggies, slightly spicy)

My wife ordered sinigang (a tangy tart soup with veggies and meat) along with patatím (slow braised pork hock).

We topped off our meal with the classic shaved ice dessert - halo halo. The Ube (purple yam) ice cream was Magnolia branded, too! That was a great sign

If you haven’t tried Filipino food before, don’t be shy and give the food a try.

Parking was easy. No complaints.

Recommended dishes: Halo-Halo, Beef Caldereta

I took a chance and tried this restaurant on a random weekday. Man, it was a good decision. The food was great and the lady helping me was so kind in helping me choose the dishes to try.They had already packed away the food into the refrigerator when I stopped in 30 minutes before close time . The store employee took the time to take it out of the fridge and show me all the different dishes. I only knew pork adobo and asked the employee to recommend another dish. She recommended the beef caldereta.I ended up with the combo that cost $12.50, it included 2 dishes with rice. All the food looked and tasted delicious. There was a generous amount packed and the box was heavy.The employee asked how I found the restaurant and I told her I found it by googling Filipino restaurants nearby. There’s not a lot of options and it’s hard to tell what they sell without any website or google photos of the menu. She gave me a menu and I’ll definitely be back to try the other offerings!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

The food here is delicious and the employees are always so friendly and accommodating! I’ve dined in here, had a party catered and had takeout and each experience was wonderful! Wish I lived closer so I could eat here more often.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Authentic.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

We ordered bicol express, fried butter fish, chicken apritada, pork adobo and halohalo for our dinner desert and every thing was delicious rich! I'm Filipino and I have to say this is a really good Philippines restaurant cuisine.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Halo