Filipino Restaurants near Cherry Hill, NJ

“Nice little restaurant with a wide variety of filipino dishes. They've got a menu where they make things fresh to order as well as a display case of dishes that you can make combo meals. Everything we ordered tasted delicious (especially recommend the halo halo and their lumpia shanghai).“

“One of the few positive developments of 2020 was being introduced to the amazing food found at Tabachoy. Everything on the menu is going to be the best food you’ve had in your life. The chicken sandwich is next level and the best I’ve ever had. Please support these amazing folks and their beyond delicious menu.“

“First time eating here with group of colleagues. Was enjoyable! We came during a day where it was a fixed menu literal table spread. We had the choice to eat with fingers or with utensils and we all opted to eat with our fingers. There's something enjoyable about being encouraged to eat our food with our hands. Obviously a messy meal but worth it. A garlic fried rice was laid on the table topped with vegetables and Proteins were chicken, pork and fish.Parking: 6pm Weeknight parking in South Philly. Enough said. I feel like if you're willing to park, say, 10 minute walk away versus being super close you will have better luck with parking.“

“This is my first time trying authentic Filipino food. We are from Philly. And my OG Filipino best friend told me that we have to go to this Filipino place in NJ. So we drove all the way to NJ for this place.And it is so worth it!!! I love the OG Filipino tatse!We ordered palabok, pinaket, bistek, lechon kawali, lumpiang shanghai, kaldereta, cassava cake, banana cue, and buko pandan.They are all so so yum!!!“

“3/18/24, Noontime. We went to visit Reading Terminal Market and found this one special place. Simple but delicious Filipino dishes on the menu. Must try are the breakfast options. I saw one next to me and the serving is very good amount. I ordered Pancit with shrimps and Fried Lumpia, both are delicious. Pancit is served a bit watery (we call "ma-sabaw"), which I understand so the dish does not dry out, and pairs well with lemon squeezed on top and a dash of fish sauce. Reading Terminal Market is very busy during lunch hour, seating is a 'wait and grab your table' type in the center of the place. Its a good thing Tambayan has their own counter seating to accommodate patrons.“