Little Quiapo
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Chicken Skinny Fries
Special Halo Halo
Chicken Chicharon
Tokwa’T Baboy
Porkchop Dinner
Vienna Sausage
Big Breakfast
Combo Meal
Palabok
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Little Quiapo Reviews
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We came all the way from Brooklyn and would 100% come back again.
It’s so hard to find good palabok with the thin noodles. When I broke through the palabok sauce to mix it, I almost cried seeing it was thin noodles.
We had dinuguan, pepper steak and bangus sisig and of course halo halo. Everything was so delicious and tasted home made.
The owner was so kind and sweet, she gave us chicken chicharron for our trek to Jersey City.
Will definitely...read full review
It’s so hard to find good palabok with the thin noodles. When I broke through the palabok sauce to mix it, I almost cried seeing it was thin noodles.
We had dinuguan, pepper steak and bangus sisig and of course halo halo. Everything was so delicious and tasted home made.
The owner was so kind and sweet, she gave us chicken chicharron for our trek to Jersey City.
Will definitely...read full review
Authentic filipino food and amazing staff. It feels like being home. Thank you Little Quiapo🇵🇭
This combo meal of rice, beef steak adobo, and dinuguan was a revelation; the adobo was so perfectly tender and flavorful, it was quite possibly the best I’ve ever had, prompting me to instantly order an extra portion to take home.
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 4PM |
Little Quiapo is a hidden gem serving authentic Filipino food with a homey and nostalgic vibe. The staff is friendly and helpful, making recommendations for diners unfamiliar with the menu. Although the ambiance is simple, the food is delicious and reasonably priced, with popular dishes like chicken BBQ and chicken adobo that are flavorful without being over-salted. The restaurant is family-owned and welcoming, offering a variety of dishes such as pork soup, kare kare, lumpia Shanghai, and pancit. Customers can pay with cash or credit card, or use Zelle if needed. Despite its smaller space and busyness, Little Quiapo remains a great place for genuine Filipino comfort food.