Filipino Restaurants near Broadview, IL

“I learned of 3N's Oriental Groceries & Foods Market from posts on Facebook. Helpful and attentive staff, easy parking and great selection of grocery products and hot food to go. There are breads and sweets from well known Filipino bakeries. Something for everyone, even my very picky husband and son. It’s convenient and reasonably priced. Definitely worth visiting!“

“We tried the bihon, veggie lumpia, and leche flan , and I must say they were delicious! The bihon had the perfect balance of flavors, the veggie lumpia was crispy and flavorful, and the leche flan was a delightful sweet ending to the meal. Highly recommended!Clean place too..SALAMAT PO ! SEE YAHHH AGAIN...“

“Staff is very friendly and they have quality food. Big portions for good price!“

“Under new management, the owner and chef, more than warrants your attention. You owe it to your palate to reward it with delightful dishes that feed not just the body but also the soul. They cure tocino in house using a family recipe that goes back decades. You can be sure that the meat are cooked to perfection. Crispy and cruchy according to dish parameters. Tender and juicy to the bite. Even the vegetables are prepared at the right temperature so it's not soggy or overcooked which often happens at asian shops. The seasoning is carefully considered, holding the balance between salt and sweet or have ample kick (bicol express) when needed. I haven't had all of the dishes but have sampled many and they are all very enjoyable. Service is quick and staff are very attentive. They said they will be making sausages soon too. I can't wait. You shouldn’t either.“

“Happened to be in neighborhood. Never had Filipino cuisine. Ate the Bami bowl and thought it was solid!“

“The BEST in every way food, service & people… ❤️👍“

“Great Food cozy place Food was delicious“

“My wife and I met up with some of her former Filipino school mates for a relaxing evening of food, conversation and of course Karaoke! It would not be a Filipino gathering without the authentic Filipino food and Karaoke. Overall the food appeared to be authentic, well made, served hot and of sufficient quantity for the price (check out the photos). The restaurant is not any fancy - but this is what I have come to expect at Filipino restaurants in the USA. Service was great and the food kept coming until we could no longer eat. If you are interested in getting some authentic Filipino quinine or you are a Filipino wanting some great dishes - you will not be disappointed. I would recommend you stop in and have some of their specialties.“

“yes I agree “A Tastes Of Home” I love everything sa package ko po.“

“Excellent service, orders arrived quickly, our service was prompt and attentive.“

“All food is pickup and go“

“The puto is amazing at Ima’s! It’s spongy, moist, and subtly sweet. Perfect! I purchased the plain, ube, and pandan and my family was very happy.I spoke whom I believe was the owner and he was very knowledgeable about dietary allergies (gluten-free, dairy-free, nuts). He also explained they make their own rice flour in-house by grinding their own rice. Amazing!They also have a hot bar of food and frozen desserts.Everything is to-go. No dine-in.“

“We are from Indiana and drove 2 hours for these chicken sandwiches! Best chicken sandwiches we have ever had!! We will definitely be back again!! �����“

“This is a cozy little mom and pop place that resembles one of the many little family-owned homemade food and sundry stores found throughout the Philippine archipelago. It is very quaint, dimly-lit, homey, and I love it because of that. Upon entering, you can find some frozen goods, then the register, and a short, narrow hallway with canned goods, condiments, snacks, and ingredients on the right. And their freshly made dishes behind a glass counter with heating elements on the left. Their food is delicious and tastes very much like any and all genuinely homemade cooking prepared with skillful hands that know reverence, community, and sincerity, which defines all of Philippine cousine, regardless of region. This place may not be for all, but it does attract those who recognize the familiar feeling of being in a family member's kitchen that loves to cook and the nostalgia that comes with it. Their eggrolls and vegetable lumpia are very delicious, as is their fried bangus (milk fish), dinuguan (stewed pork), and lechón. I included a few pictures of those in conjunction with some of my family's own homemade Filipino dishes, as I find that what we don't make but can find here at Max is an excellent compliment to what we do make on our own. Again, this is an excellent, quaint, hole-in-the-wall place to grab a bite to eat and acquire some groceries. And if you're seeking the familiarity of a delicious, home-cooked meal made with love by a family member that enjoys cooking, then head on over and check them out.

Vegetarian options: Filipino cousine is not really known for their vegetarian dishes, but you can try their vegetable lumpia (eggrolls).

Dietary restrictions: If you have high cholesterol and hypertension, then I would recommend you eat certain Filipino foods very sparingly. There's also not many gluten-free options.

Parking: There's a free parking lot out front with ample parking, as Max is in a little strip mall and shares a space with other stores and restaurants.

Kid-friendliness: There's a bunch of sweet snacks that I'm sure kids would love.

Wheelchair accessibility: This is tricky. There's a bit of a tight turn upon entering, and as the shop is quaint and narrow, there is not much elbow room for patrons when it's packed, let alone an assisted mobile device.“

“I had a wonderful experience here! We accidentally left our bag at the restaurant, but the staff and management not only kept it safe for us, they also carefully verified our information when we came to claim it. Their warm welcome and professionalism truly made our day. This level of service absolutely deserves five stars!“