Max
$ • Grills, Seafood, FilipinoAbout Max
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Not a sit-down restaurant. Sari-sari/corner store with prepared food, so you have to take it to go. I rate the food at just above average but I would return easily if I was in the mood for Filipino food again.
This place is a mini grocery Mart that sells hot Filipino food. It actually tasted amazing! I ended up getting the combo meal which included a coke and consisted of beef caldereta and a very very tasty chicken soup. The best part was I paid only $15.25 for it. They had different choices but I wanted a mix up of chicken and beef, honestly that’s one of the best prices I’ve seen in a long time compared to newer Filipino restaurants in this area. I would definitely recommend...read full review
This place is a mini grocery Mart that sells hot Filipino food. It actually tasted amazing! I ended up getting the combo meal which included a coke and consisted of beef caldereta and a very very tasty chicken soup. The best part was I paid only $15.25 for it. They had different choices but I wanted a mix up of chicken and beef, honestly that’s one of the best prices I’ve seen in a long time compared to newer Filipino restaurants in this area. I would definitely recommend...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 6PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 6PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 6PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 6PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 5PM |
Max is a cozy, family-owned Filipino restaurant that offers a taste of authentic homemade cuisine. The dimly-lit, narrow space resembles a traditional Philippine sundry store, complete with frozen goods, canned items, and a glass counter displaying their freshly prepared dishes.
The food at Max is described as delicious and reminiscent of genuine homemade cooking, with dishes that showcase the reverence, community, and sincerity that define Filipino cuisine. Standout menu items include the eggrolls, vegetable lumpia, fried bangus (milkfish), dinuguan (stewed pork), and lechon.
While the restaurant may not cater to all tastes, it attracts those who appreciate the familiar feeling of being in a family member's kitchen and the nostalgia that comes with it. Vegetarian options are limited, but the vegetable lumpia is a recommended choice.
Customers with dietary restrictions, such as high cholesterol or hypertension, are advised to exercise caution when ordering certain Filipino dishes. The restaurant also has limited gluten-free options.
Max is conveniently located in a strip mall with a free parking lot, making it an accessible spot for a quick bite. The cozy, narrow space, however, may pose challenges for those with mobility issues, and the restaurant's popularity can lead to crowding.
Overall, Max is an excellent choice for those seeking an authentic, homemade Filipino dining experience, with a menu that includes beloved classics like kare-kare and pansit.