Nice lunch spot. We have the pork lumpia, creamed kale, pork ribs rice box, sisig rice box and calamansi juice. Everything was good. Took home a halo halo and taho.
Food: 5
Marc S.
Authentic modern Filippino restaurant
jeka wen
Love the longaniza and the lumpias from
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Fried Rice and Egg, Lechon Manok, Adobo Fried Rice, Sisig Liempo Rice, Coconut Bar, Fried Lumpia
Angel RD
Amazing Filipino restaurant in Queens. We ordered tapsilog, tocilog, batangas style lomi and ube coconut bar. They were delicious and very affordable. We also ordered bangsilog to go. THE UBE COCONUT BAR IS SOOOOOO GOOD! Will definitely come back and try the other food on the menu and the ube coconut bar again!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Fried Rice and Egg, Ube Coconut Bar, Lomi Batangas
Thomas Sesin
Wow, what a gem. Always down to order from these guys.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lechon Manok, Chicken Adobo
Peter Ngo
Delicious! Don’t sleep on the coconut kale and pork lumpia!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joel Antolijao
I recently dined at Chick'n Rotonda for my dad’s birthday and had an outstanding experience! The Crispy Pata was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The Chicken and Pork BBQ skewers were flavorful and grilled to perfection. The Kale Laing added a unique twist with its delicious combination of flavors. To top it off, the Ube coconut bar for dessert was an absolute delight. Order at the counter, and there were tables available for eating. A must-visit for anyone craving delicious Filipino cuisine! Five stars without a doubt.
It's a nice and quiet place. Does not feel as if you are in NYC. I had the Adobo Chicken, which was delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chao Liu
I don't know what these other reviews are on about. Budget friendly? $43 for a small dry chicken and small mediocre sides. They must know a helluva photoshop editor because the food I had looked nothing like the pictures from the other reviews.
Food: 2
Alan D.
Awesome location. Lots of nearby stores for desert. The barbecued chicken is very savory and well cooked. The pancit with tofu was great and delicious. Will definitely visit again when we're back in NY.
Food has gone downhill. Last time I visited I ordered lechon and you can tell that it’s not newly cooked. “Ininit” in tagalog- meaning it was recooked again. You know when you have leftover lechon from the party and you fry it in oil the next day. That’s what it was. The skin was rubbery and it tasted old. Too bad because I really like this place. I hope they read my review and improve.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
John
Food was delicious. Reasonable prices, clean place and service was good. I highly recommend this place.
Food has gone downhill. Last time I visited I ordered lechon and you can tell that it's not newly cooked. "Ininit" in tagalog- meaning it was recooked again. You know when you have leftover lechon from the party and you fry it in oil the next day. That's what it was. The skin was rubbery and it tasted old. Too bad because I really like this place. I hope they read my review and improve.
Masayo K.
Cute Filipino joint. Good food and quick (most of the time. ) I stop by to pick up lunch after the church service. They are quick and tasty. I wish explanations are more clear. Because I don't know what they are from their menus. Maybe pictures may suggest non-Filipino customer better. I would love to try different dishes besides Adobo chicken and pulled pork.
Leslie H
This is my favorite place in this neighborhood. Great lunch specials, love the desserts the ube coconut bar is my favorite I get it every time.
Nice lunch spot. We have the pork lumpia, creamed kale, pork ribs rice box, sisig rice box and calamansi juice. Everything was good. Took home a halo halo and taho.
Food: 5
Authentic modern Filippino restaurant
Love the longaniza and the lumpias from
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Fried Rice and Egg, Lechon Manok, Adobo Fried Rice, Sisig Liempo Rice, Coconut Bar, Fried Lumpia
Amazing Filipino restaurant in Queens. We ordered tapsilog, tocilog, batangas style lomi and ube coconut bar. They were delicious and very affordable. We also ordered bangsilog to go. THE UBE COCONUT BAR IS SOOOOOO GOOD! Will definitely come back and try the other food on the menu and the ube coconut bar again!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Fried Rice and Egg, Ube Coconut Bar, Lomi Batangas
Wow, what a gem. Always down to order from these guys.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lechon Manok, Chicken Adobo
Delicious! Don’t sleep on the coconut kale and pork lumpia!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I recently dined at Chick'n Rotonda for my dad’s birthday and had an outstanding experience! The Crispy Pata was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The Chicken and Pork BBQ skewers were flavorful and grilled to perfection. The Kale Laing added a unique twist with its delicious combination of flavors. To top it off, the Ube coconut bar for dessert was an absolute delight. Order at the counter, and there were tables available for eating. A must-visit for anyone craving delicious Filipino cuisine! Five stars without a doubt.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: BBQ Skewers, Kale, Creamed Kale, Adobo Fried Rice, Ube Coconut Bar, Sisig Liempo Rice, Fried Lumpia
It's a nice and quiet place. Does not feel as if you are in NYC. I had the Adobo Chicken, which was delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I don't know what these other reviews are on about. Budget friendly? $43 for a small dry chicken and small mediocre sides. They must know a helluva photoshop editor because the food I had looked nothing like the pictures from the other reviews.
Food: 2
Awesome location. Lots of nearby stores for desert. The barbecued chicken is very savory and well cooked. The pancit with tofu was great and delicious. Will definitely visit again when we're back in NY.
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Food has gone downhill. Last time I visited I ordered lechon and you can tell that it’s not newly cooked. “Ininit” in tagalog- meaning it was recooked again. You know when you have leftover lechon from the party and you fry it in oil the next day. That’s what it was. The skin was rubbery and it tasted old. Too bad because I really like this place. I hope they read my review and improve.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Food was delicious. Reasonable prices, clean place and service was good. I highly recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lechon Manok, Ube Coconut Bar, Chicken Adobo, Fried Lumpia
Food has gone downhill. Last time I visited I ordered lechon and you can tell that it's not newly cooked. "Ininit" in tagalog- meaning it was recooked again. You know when you have leftover lechon from the party and you fry it in oil the next day. That's what it was. The skin was rubbery and it tasted old. Too bad because I really like this place. I hope they read my review and improve.
Cute Filipino joint. Good food and quick (most of the time. ) I stop by to pick up lunch after the church service. They are quick and tasty. I wish explanations are more clear. Because I don't know what they are from their menus. Maybe pictures may suggest non-Filipino customer better. I would love to try different dishes besides Adobo chicken and pulled pork.
This is my favorite place in this neighborhood. Great lunch specials, love the desserts the ube coconut bar is my favorite I get it every time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5