I’m giving them a whole 5 stars bc as a Filipino kid, raised on my dad’s cooking the food here fulfills my cravings. I love their longsilog, and life hack: get a side of spam and banana ketchup and make the ultimate bite on your spoon. Their ginataang langka is as close to homemade as possible. The staff here is so kind and welcoming. Also, grab a bag of mini pan de sal on the way out!!
Jeanine Surim
The staff are friendly... You can dine in or take out... Food is great... There's parking... If you want to have a small party it can accommodate 25 people only, then you can shop right after hehehe...
It's okay. I like the food and place there. It’s a Filipino foods I like it. We eat there regularly.Ray Duque III, GMBDVegetarian options: All vegetables foods.Dietary restrictions: There are dietary food there.Parking: The has a limited parking space.Kid-friendliness: Kids can also go to eat there.Ray Duque III, GMBD
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Longsilog, Tapsilog
Trudy Rafael
The best pinoy dishes ever in Queens, reasonable price , quick service and friendly staffs , too, clean and cozy ambiance Quality food and
This place feels like I’ve been invited into someone’s home. You can’t go wrong with any of the dishes.Parking: The parking lot is pretty small
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gary Gao
Good Filipino place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mae Ann
I love this place, even though parking is a b! My go to are the inexpensive and delicious Filipino food! usually order online now, and pick up which is more convenient.Vegetarian options: Laing lanka
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Halo
charlie Goldberg
Great food! Great service! The owners are awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Adriana S.
This is more for the staff that are rude and bad service. Check out Sulo across the street. Very good food and friendly service.
I saw great reviews in Yelp so I figured I'd check out the place. My family & I walked into an Asian grocery store with a hidden dining area in the back. It was quite a nice surprise. We ordered on the table kiosk and 10 min later, our food came to our table. I had the topcilog with tocino chicken; garlic fried rice & a fried egg. I also had side order of chicken adobo. My kids had the hotsilog; pancit & lumpia Shanghai. All were good; however, I would like to suggest that they have more vegetarian options as they had too many dishes with pork. After brunch, we decided to shop at the grocery store afterwards for desserts. They have a nice variety of Filipino desserts from kutchinta; sapin sapin; puto; cassava cake and many more. They were all very delicious. I will be coming back again.
Art Lee
Rib Eye Steak with rice and eggs & mango salad. YES!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
DumbellDork X
Their beef pares is phenomenal. I suggest a side of soup
Jie-Jie G.
Kare KareDelicious food, friendly staff, nice little space and grocery store in the back.
Jane Z
Haven’t been to this Filipino market/turoturo on parson Blvd for years. Love the transformation. The whole space has been elevated. There’s seating up front, a baked goods section, a variety of Filipino market goods and a small space at the back with a couple more tables. It has a warm industrial feel with with faux exposed brick walls, distressed wooden tables & benches with accents of steel pipes. Each table has its own digital turoturo ordering device. Which made it super easy to order and customize your dishes. Love that they give you the option to add on dishes to your order so you can try other small dishes at a reasonable price. They’re a 10% gratuity tacked on plus you can add more if you’d like.The pork tosilog had a side of green mango salsa. 1/3 of the dish was fatty which was expected. But I always prefer it to be more lean. The tapsilog was nice and tender. A bit more sour than normal which meant you didn’t have to add too much suka. Arroz caldo had a nice gingery chicken sabao based porridge with a full size hard boiled egg. The bulalo was so flavorful. They packed the bowl with meat and veggies along with soup. The lumpia Shanghai was really fresh. Crispy on the outside and meat was tender compared to the frozen ones that are hard and dry. Sad they didn’t have halo halo. The flan was just subpar. It had a strange granulated surface that seems like it should have been torched. Thick and smooth but missing that velvety creamy touch. Keurig coffee was flat, dark and bland.Quick easy bite and pretty satisfying. Just missing some of our go to faves like pork sisig , turon, melon. Maybe they’ll have it once it gets warmer? It’s mid April now.
I’m giving them a whole 5 stars bc as a Filipino kid, raised on my dad’s cooking the food here fulfills my cravings. I love their longsilog, and life hack: get a side of spam and banana ketchup and make the ultimate bite on your spoon. Their ginataang langka is as close to homemade as possible. The staff here is so kind and welcoming. Also, grab a bag of mini pan de sal on the way out!!
The staff are friendly... You can dine in or take out... Food is great... There's parking... If you want to have a small party it can accommodate 25 people only, then you can shop right after hehehe...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lechon Kawale, Chicharong Bulaklak, Longsilog, Tapsilog, Daing Bangus, Beef Pares Tocilog Sinigang Arroz Caldo
Great place to eat and shop, food was delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Flan, Longsilog, Tapsilog, Steak
It's okay. I like the food and place there. It’s a Filipino foods I like it. We eat there regularly.Ray Duque III, GMBDVegetarian options: All vegetables foods.Dietary restrictions: There are dietary food there.Parking: The has a limited parking space.Kid-friendliness: Kids can also go to eat there.Ray Duque III, GMBD
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Longsilog, Tapsilog
The best pinoy dishes ever in Queens, reasonable price , quick service and friendly staffs , too, clean and cozy ambiance Quality food and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Halo-Halo, Pinakbet, Beef Oxtail, Longsilog, Lechon Kawale, Daing Bangus, Beef Pares Tocilog Sinigang Arroz Caldo
This place feels like I’ve been invited into someone’s home. You can’t go wrong with any of the dishes.Parking: The parking lot is pretty small
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good Filipino place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love this place, even though parking is a b! My go to are the inexpensive and delicious Filipino food! usually order online now, and pick up which is more convenient.Vegetarian options: Laing lanka
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Halo
Great food! Great service! The owners are awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is more for the staff that are rude and bad service. Check out Sulo across the street. Very good food and friendly service.
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I saw great reviews in Yelp so I figured I'd check out the place. My family & I walked into an Asian grocery store with a hidden dining area in the back. It was quite a nice surprise. We ordered on the table kiosk and 10 min later, our food came to our table. I had the topcilog with tocino chicken; garlic fried rice & a fried egg. I also had side order of chicken adobo. My kids had the hotsilog; pancit & lumpia Shanghai. All were good; however, I would like to suggest that they have more vegetarian options as they had too many dishes with pork. After brunch, we decided to shop at the grocery store afterwards for desserts. They have a nice variety of Filipino desserts from kutchinta; sapin sapin; puto; cassava cake and many more. They were all very delicious. I will be coming back again.
Rib Eye Steak with rice and eggs & mango salad. YES!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Their beef pares is phenomenal. I suggest a side of soup
Kare KareDelicious food, friendly staff, nice little space and grocery store in the back.
Haven’t been to this Filipino market/turoturo on parson Blvd for years. Love the transformation. The whole space has been elevated. There’s seating up front, a baked goods section, a variety of Filipino market goods and a small space at the back with a couple more tables. It has a warm industrial feel with with faux exposed brick walls, distressed wooden tables & benches with accents of steel pipes. Each table has its own digital turoturo ordering device. Which made it super easy to order and customize your dishes. Love that they give you the option to add on dishes to your order so you can try other small dishes at a reasonable price. They’re a 10% gratuity tacked on plus you can add more if you’d like.The pork tosilog had a side of green mango salsa. 1/3 of the dish was fatty which was expected. But I always prefer it to be more lean. The tapsilog was nice and tender. A bit more sour than normal which meant you didn’t have to add too much suka. Arroz caldo had a nice gingery chicken sabao based porridge with a full size hard boiled egg. The bulalo was so flavorful. They packed the bowl with meat and veggies along with soup. The lumpia Shanghai was really fresh. Crispy on the outside and meat was tender compared to the frozen ones that are hard and dry. Sad they didn’t have halo halo. The flan was just subpar. It had a strange granulated surface that seems like it should have been torched. Thick and smooth but missing that velvety creamy touch. Keurig coffee was flat, dark and bland.Quick easy bite and pretty satisfying. Just missing some of our go to faves like pork sisig , turon, melon. Maybe they’ll have it once it gets warmer? It’s mid April now.