The food was not what I expected at all. We had ordered chicken adobo and a couple drinks including the ube and mango shake. Both shakes had old sago in it and was not fresh. The chicken adobo’s flavor was there, but the meat was really dry. However, the service was really friendly.
Food: 2
Service: 4
tarek Aziz
This store every employe very bad
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Dalower Hossain
This store every employe very bad
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Jeff Sarra
great food and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sizzling Bistek
Darrell Gregg
I ordered the bbq pork for delivery on Uber eats. The food was good, however they are advertising on the menu that there will be a half-pound of bbq. However, I received two kabobs of meat on a stick. I am originally from the south and bbq pork is one of my favorite foods, I have eaten half-pound of bbq pork numerous times throughout my life and the order I received was not a half-pound of bbq.
Food: 3
Recommended dishes: Filipino BBQ
Cheryl Pink
FOB brooklyn is your hub for authentic Filipino flavors. They serve wide range of dishes from Filipino BBQ to classic comfort items.We start with Tuna Kilawin and sisig for the appetizer, the fresh tuna paired with taro chips offers a unique burst of flavor, while the sisig boasts a perfect blend of sweet, salty and vinegary goodness. For the main courses, my favorite was the grilled spare ribs and the Liempo, it was so delicious. And of course we have to get the special Filipino dessert called Halo Halo. It’s loaded with tasty toppings and crowned with creamy ube ice cream. It’s the sweet ending you deserve.At FOB , it’s not just about the eats- it’s also about the good vibes and friendly service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Tim Heaton
As many have already said, it's the type of place to order lots of things on the menu and share/explore as much as you can; did not find a dud among the ten or so things our group of seven ordered. Prompt service, and terrific back patio when warmer weather returns. Easily recommended, and I plan on another visit. We arrived via ride-share, so didn't have to deal with any parking challenges.
Filipinos are known for their excellent hospitality and here FOB in Brooklyn, you can experience delicious and authentic Filipino cuisine in a homey setting. Doors open up to an exposed brick wall with mirrors to the left and tropical tree wallpaper on the right. Our attentive, helpful, and friendly server Doruk served us tonight while care of 24 other patrons all with a big great smile. We ordered two delicious shakes that are fresh and thirst quenching. You must try their corn bibingka and sisig. Make sure to add an egg for sisig. Their BBQ chicken skewers and stewed beef rib deliciously taste just like home cooking. We finished off the night with a dessert called Halo Halo. Mix it all up then try this amazing flavor that you won’t forget but beware, it is satisfyingly cold!Ube Shake 8Mangga Shake 8Corn Bibingka 11Sisig 14 +1 eggFilipino BBQ Chicken 21Beef Rib Asado 292 for 5 sidesGarlic RiceTomato & Salted EggHalo Halo 12
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
R G
I’m impressed every time we go to this place.. tried the Short Rin Asada! So AmazingGarlic rice, BBQ, Corn Bibingka & Halo Halo is
Cute little spot in Brooklyn! Staff is so friendly and helpful. Oh it's BYOB!!! So grab yourself a bottle of wine down the block! This is the perfect Filipino brunch spot with so many different variety to choose from. I highly recommend the octopus salad it was very refreshing. The portion are huge also and the prices are very fair!
Wanted to try new place. Upon entering, noticed there were no Filipino personnel on staff. Ordered the Filipino bbq (pork) & tiger shrimp with ponsit noodles, garlic rice & green beans.. Only one waiter servicing the entire restaurant which got busy by 6:30pm.he did a good job, but we waited quite some time to get our meal.While the pork was tasty, the shrimp dish had only 3 shrimp and a plate of mushy noodles. We complained about the amount of shrimp & the waiter offered to bring him more .we declined but he took that dish off the bill. The prices were high.nice ambiance. Will not be retuning
Muhammad Haiqal
Working next door, I'm always curious about their food and decided to finally give it a try and I'm not disappointed with my choice! Garlic rice and Laing is a perfect combo. Will definitely come back for it! No doubt! Super nice place. ? recommended ?But.... Some of the worker needs to stop being rude. People come with respect so show some respect. Double standard ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Laing, Garlic Rice
Chiie Chaii
If you are looking for authentic and home cooked type of Filipino foods, this is not the place. Sisig was very salty. Ribs was okay. Pricey but small portions. The food are okay. As a Filipino, this is more on American style Filipino food.
Gianna Nebbia
The food is delish and the staff is so
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
l.a. levu
We had brunch in their lovely back patio. I never had Pilipino food before so my son ordered the Adosilog because he said it was good. This was just ok because in found it too salty for me. However i had a chance to try a shrimp from the Hipsilog and it was very good.But if you like coconut then I would recommend to order the Macapuno pancakes … heavenly!Friendly staff too. Definitely a place to visit again when I’m in nyc again.
The food was not what I expected at all. We had ordered chicken adobo and a couple drinks including the ube and mango shake. Both shakes had old sago in it and was not fresh. The chicken adobo’s flavor was there, but the meat was really dry. However, the service was really friendly.
Food: 2
Service: 4
This store every employe very bad
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This store every employe very bad
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
great food and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sizzling Bistek
I ordered the bbq pork for delivery on Uber eats. The food was good, however they are advertising on the menu that there will be a half-pound of bbq. However, I received two kabobs of meat on a stick. I am originally from the south and bbq pork is one of my favorite foods, I have eaten half-pound of bbq pork numerous times throughout my life and the order I received was not a half-pound of bbq.
Food: 3
Recommended dishes: Filipino BBQ
FOB brooklyn is your hub for authentic Filipino flavors. They serve wide range of dishes from Filipino BBQ to classic comfort items.We start with Tuna Kilawin and sisig for the appetizer, the fresh tuna paired with taro chips offers a unique burst of flavor, while the sisig boasts a perfect blend of sweet, salty and vinegary goodness. For the main courses, my favorite was the grilled spare ribs and the Liempo, it was so delicious. And of course we have to get the special Filipino dessert called Halo Halo. It’s loaded with tasty toppings and crowned with creamy ube ice cream. It’s the sweet ending you deserve.At FOB , it’s not just about the eats- it’s also about the good vibes and friendly service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
As many have already said, it's the type of place to order lots of things on the menu and share/explore as much as you can; did not find a dud among the ten or so things our group of seven ordered. Prompt service, and terrific back patio when warmer weather returns. Easily recommended, and I plan on another visit. We arrived via ride-share, so didn't have to deal with any parking challenges.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Adobo, Filipino BBQ, Garlic Rice
Filipinos are known for their excellent hospitality and here FOB in Brooklyn, you can experience delicious and authentic Filipino cuisine in a homey setting. Doors open up to an exposed brick wall with mirrors to the left and tropical tree wallpaper on the right. Our attentive, helpful, and friendly server Doruk served us tonight while care of 24 other patrons all with a big great smile. We ordered two delicious shakes that are fresh and thirst quenching. You must try their corn bibingka and sisig. Make sure to add an egg for sisig. Their BBQ chicken skewers and stewed beef rib deliciously taste just like home cooking. We finished off the night with a dessert called Halo Halo. Mix it all up then try this amazing flavor that you won’t forget but beware, it is satisfyingly cold!Ube Shake 8Mangga Shake 8Corn Bibingka 11Sisig 14 +1 eggFilipino BBQ Chicken 21Beef Rib Asado 292 for 5 sidesGarlic RiceTomato & Salted EggHalo Halo 12
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’m impressed every time we go to this place.. tried the Short Rin Asada! So AmazingGarlic rice, BBQ, Corn Bibingka & Halo Halo is
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Corn Bibingka, Chicken Adobo, Filipino BBQ, Ube, Garlic Rice, Grilled Spare Ribs
Cute little spot in Brooklyn! Staff is so friendly and helpful. Oh it's BYOB!!! So grab yourself a bottle of wine down the block! This is the perfect Filipino brunch spot with so many different variety to choose from. I highly recommend the octopus salad it was very refreshing. The portion are huge also and the prices are very fair!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Wanted to try new place. Upon entering, noticed there were no Filipino personnel on staff. Ordered the Filipino bbq (pork) & tiger shrimp with ponsit noodles, garlic rice & green beans.. Only one waiter servicing the entire restaurant which got busy by 6:30pm.he did a good job, but we waited quite some time to get our meal.While the pork was tasty, the shrimp dish had only 3 shrimp and a plate of mushy noodles. We complained about the amount of shrimp & the waiter offered to bring him more .we declined but he took that dish off the bill. The prices were high.nice ambiance. Will not be retuning
Working next door, I'm always curious about their food and decided to finally give it a try and I'm not disappointed with my choice! Garlic rice and Laing is a perfect combo. Will definitely come back for it! No doubt! Super nice place. ? recommended ?But.... Some of the worker needs to stop being rude. People come with respect so show some respect. Double standard ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Laing, Garlic Rice
If you are looking for authentic and home cooked type of Filipino foods, this is not the place. Sisig was very salty. Ribs was okay. Pricey but small portions. The food are okay. As a Filipino, this is more on American style Filipino food.
The food is delish and the staff is so
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had brunch in their lovely back patio. I never had Pilipino food before so my son ordered the Adosilog because he said it was good. This was just ok because in found it too salty for me. However i had a chance to try a shrimp from the Hipsilog and it was very good.But if you like coconut then I would recommend to order the Macapuno pancakes … heavenly!Friendly staff too. Definitely a place to visit again when I’m in nyc again.