Filipino Restaurants near Jacksonville Beach, FL

“Came here the second time last Saturday , we love their food but the service was disappointing at first, was seated and nobody even greet and ask for a drink for at least 10-15 minutes, I’m a person that supports my fellow business owners, customer service is a must. No question with the food, Chef Jojo is excellent ? my husband and I love the traditional food with a twist. It’s hard to please my American husband when it comes to Filipino food, if he likes the food, we will definitely comes back even if the service is not up to par. I would’ve give 5 stars but need improvement with the service, Atmosphere still needs improvement but it will get there. I highly recommend this place for an authentic with a twist Filipino food?“

“Staff was very accommodating and quick with our take-out order. Coming in as newbies we were blown away by the flavor of a dish we never heard of (chicken kelaguen), and are estatic to try more things on the menu i.e. pork belly tacos, chicken adobo and Loco moco too name a few. We also had the pleasure of trying a piece of Ube Haupia pie from Say So Sweet bakery down the road.We will most certainly be back for more!“

“Whenever we're in the neighborhood, we make sure to grab a bite here. It's cozy and simple, but I enjoy it because it feels like a tasty homemade meal. ?️The service is quick and friendly, and it's run by a family, which adds to the charm. ✨Just a heads up for those used to traditional sit-down restaurants: they operate cafeteria-style and serve food in styrofoam containers. If that's not your thing, you might want to skip it.Also, during busy times, they tend to run out of popular items, so it's best to go around noon rather than later in the day. And naturally, the food is freshest right when they open. ⏰“

“Oriental BBQ shack right by Neptune/Atlantic Beach. I've been coming here for years and their BBQ is so good! Very good prices, fast service, and a nice family run spot. They have outdoor seating and parking. I usually just get the chicken and beef BBQ sticks and rice but I'm sure the other entrees are good too!“

“I'm not sure why I don't visit Mama Lu's more often. Could it be because it's tucked away on St Johns Bluff, making it easy to overlook? Possibly. Is the parking situation a bit challenging? Definitely.But let me tell you, the effort is absolutely worth it for some of the best Filipino cuisine in the city. I found myself swerving into Mama Lu's cramped parking lot just for a quick bite. I ordered chicken adobo and dinuguan with white rice. The chicken adobo is insanely delicious. Their dinuguan, typically a savory stew made with pork offal, was made with chunks of pork instead, and the gravy was rich, thick, slightly sweet, and utterly delightful.If you're on the hunt for fantastic Filipino food, don't hesitate to give Mama Lu's a try.?“

“The spicy chicken is really good. It has a wonderful crunch to it when you bite into it. The rice is really good as well. Try there peach mango pie. You won't regret it. Their signature drink was really good too, ask for it with no ice.“