Authentic (and only) filipino food on the island. Food is served cafeteria style and you choose what is in front of you. I'm always getting the pork and peas with every meal. Love the taste of the sauce on the rice. Dinoguan is probably the closest thing to my mom's cooking. And the katsu is always nice and crispy with a tasty tangy sauce to go with it! If you're needing good veggies with your meal, this restaurant has the best options.
Flora K.
This local spot is good when you're craving Filipino food on the friendly isle. It's not fancy or anything like that, they do boxed lunches to go. There's a list of local dishes they serve on daily and their crispy pork (aka lechon kawali) is nicely done and seems to be the fav. If you want a taste of local eats, this is something you should check out.
Melissa Campbell-Langdell
Super yummy plate lunch with Filipino and other Asian fusion. We enjoyed the chicken katsu and pancet.
rusjames107
Our experience with this place was not favorable, BUT we went at approximately 3:30PM and later learned all the food is old and re-re-re-heated by then. The food was minimal, very hot inside, and we took our food to-go. The chicken was extremely old and dry, but we will try it again during the earlier part of the day so we will have compared visits for an objective opinion:
Gentry Chance
We tried it and thought it very good for authentic Filipino food. It is a small restaurant that has tables to eat at( not fancy), or you can get it to go, which we did twice.. There is a steam table with about 10-12 dishes to choose from. The lady will explain all the dishes for you. Highly recommended.
Jackie Duvauchelle
They have the best food and no tax more cheaper than Molokai burger
pansies22
This food was not for me! I ordered crispy fried pork & it was fried pork fat. Too chewy plus not very healthy. The locals seem to enjoy this restaurant but I tossed most of my food.
Constantino C. “Econg” Ruiz
" My family owns this Restaurant on the Island so For those that loves FILIPINO FOOD.... well here is one of the best place to go eat. Especially the Chicken Papaya is one of the main dish seller the Korean Chicken, Mungo Beans, Adobo, and Sweet Sour Spareribs is my favorite, But the BEST meal to have is the ROAST PORK it's one of the main meal to have and main Food that runs out. They also have other selections that they serve like Pork and Peas, Pancit/noodles, Chicken Katsu, and other ones
Chris
Big daddy had the best service! Very friendly, serving big daddy smiles! ☺️
Big daddy had the best service! Very friendly, serving big daddy smiles! ☺️
Jojo F.
It's kinda like a hole on the wall but if your craving for some good kine Filipino food then this the spot, I mean this the only spot I know that sells good Filipino food. Unless get more?!..anyway, I usually go for the mini combo pinakbet & katsu or with roast pork!
Andrew W.
Pleasantly surprised! This is the definition of a hole-in-the-wall, typical turo turo style Filipino joint. The crispy pork special was quite a bit better than expected; crispy, tender, and fatty in all the right places. Most days, hand me a plate of fatty pork over rice and I'm a pretty happy boy.
Constantino C. Ruiz
" My family owns this Restaurant on the Island so For those that loves FILIPINO FOOD.... well here is one of the best place to go eat. Especially the Chicken Papaya is one of the main dish seller the Korean Chicken, Mungo Beans, Adobo, and Sweet Sour Spareribs is my favorite, But the BEST meal to have is the ROAST PORK it's one of the main meal to have and main Food that runs out. They also have other selections that they serve like Pork and Peas, Pancit/noodles, Chicken Katsu, and other ones
Andy O
We stopped here for brunch on a Sunday. It's a no frills local place. I had the French toast special which was delicious. It wasn't cheap ($10.99) and they were out of lime/lemon for the papaya that came with it but the staff was really friendly.
Delicious and flavorful!Very
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Authentic (and only) filipino food on the island. Food is served cafeteria style and you choose what is in front of you. I'm always getting the pork and peas with every meal. Love the taste of the sauce on the rice. Dinoguan is probably the closest thing to my mom's cooking. And the katsu is always nice and crispy with a tasty tangy sauce to go with it! If you're needing good veggies with your meal, this restaurant has the best options.
This local spot is good when you're craving Filipino food on the friendly isle. It's not fancy or anything like that, they do boxed lunches to go. There's a list of local dishes they serve on daily and their crispy pork (aka lechon kawali) is nicely done and seems to be the fav. If you want a taste of local eats, this is something you should check out.
Super yummy plate lunch with Filipino and other Asian fusion. We enjoyed the chicken katsu and pancet.
Our experience with this place was not favorable, BUT we went at approximately 3:30PM and later learned all the food is old and re-re-re-heated by then. The food was minimal, very hot inside, and we took our food to-go. The chicken was extremely old and dry, but we will try it again during the earlier part of the day so we will have compared visits for an objective opinion:
We tried it and thought it very good for authentic Filipino food. It is a small restaurant that has tables to eat at( not fancy), or you can get it to go, which we did twice.. There is a steam table with about 10-12 dishes to choose from. The lady will explain all the dishes for you. Highly recommended.
They have the best food and no tax more cheaper than Molokai burger
This food was not for me! I ordered crispy fried pork & it was fried pork fat. Too chewy plus not very healthy. The locals seem to enjoy this restaurant but I tossed most of my food.
" My family owns this Restaurant on the Island so For those that loves FILIPINO FOOD.... well here is one of the best place to go eat. Especially the Chicken Papaya is one of the main dish seller the Korean Chicken, Mungo Beans, Adobo, and Sweet Sour Spareribs is my favorite, But the BEST meal to have is the ROAST PORK it's one of the main meal to have and main Food that runs out. They also have other selections that they serve like Pork and Peas, Pancit/noodles, Chicken Katsu, and other ones
Big daddy had the best service! Very friendly, serving big daddy smiles! ☺️
Restaurantji Recommends
Big daddy had the best service! Very friendly, serving big daddy smiles! ☺️
It's kinda like a hole on the wall but if your craving for some good kine Filipino food then this the spot, I mean this the only spot I know that sells good Filipino food. Unless get more?!..anyway, I usually go for the mini combo pinakbet & katsu or with roast pork!
Pleasantly surprised! This is the definition of a hole-in-the-wall, typical turo turo style Filipino joint. The crispy pork special was quite a bit better than expected; crispy, tender, and fatty in all the right places. Most days, hand me a plate of fatty pork over rice and I'm a pretty happy boy.
" My family owns this Restaurant on the Island so For those that loves FILIPINO FOOD.... well here is one of the best place to go eat. Especially the Chicken Papaya is one of the main dish seller the Korean Chicken, Mungo Beans, Adobo, and Sweet Sour Spareribs is my favorite, But the BEST meal to have is the ROAST PORK it's one of the main meal to have and main Food that runs out. They also have other selections that they serve like Pork and Peas, Pancit/noodles, Chicken Katsu, and other ones
We stopped here for brunch on a Sunday. It's a no frills local place. I had the French toast special which was delicious. It wasn't cheap ($10.99) and they were out of lime/lemon for the papaya that came with it but the staff was really friendly.