Pork bbq stick & grilled pork excellent. Milkfish good: easy to eat, no bones, but on the saltier side. Vegetables v plain, squid & shrimp alright. Garlic rice fragrant but flavour weaker than before
Gabriel Seah
Kamayan: items on banana leaf, with free flow of garlic rice. You don't get a choice of items but you get many items for $25. The portion wasn't huge but the variety was good and some items were good.
Ami H.
Kamayan $25pp
Karl Peltrau
The food is awful and disgusting 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
mobless
Very good food and soup, service was excellent l, highly recommend this place to anyone who loves and knows or craves some good old Filipino food. This place gets two thumbs up, highly recommend to everyone A++++
Cos Cos Frankie
Excelente finish pinoy food
Franco Ona Cosme
Excelente finish pinoy food
Myles in Canada
Great food, friendly staff and fresh foods.
MUV Random Videos
Great food, friendly staff and fresh foods.
Jas Y
I had some a great time here! We got the kamyan feast! The food was all very delicious, and the rice was unlimited! It was a lot of fun to eat with our hands. You also don't need to have a minimum party number to enjoy the feast! It's $25 per person so you can even enjoy this as a smaller group! I felt that the fried dessert could have been more freshly made. Overall I really enjoyed the experience!
This is a cozy little restaurant serving authentic Philippine foods. Server is very friendly, we ordered kamayan for two with milk fish , butter garlic rice on the bottom is very tasty and it is unlimited refill. Also ordered pork sisig, very nice, just portion wise is a bit small. Deserts we got leech flan and a drink, both of them are overly sweet for me. Compared to before, their price is almost doubled, but still a nice place .
Peter
Tastes like food you could cook at home. Nothing exceptional about the flavour. Unique dining experience eating with your hands. My experience wasn't bad. This just isn't something I would back for in terms of taste profile.
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We ordered the Kamayan (see video) and it was only $20/person, very affordable for the amount of food you get. The actual food was good but my only complaint is that the food wasn't hot enough. I'm guessing they didn't want you to burn your hands but at the same time most of my food tasted lukewarm. Service was okay. It was a busy night with all the take-outs so we waited for things like gloves and water refills. There isn't that big of a space to dine-in so make reservations if going in a big group.
Aaron Lo
A great hole-in-the-wall joint for delicious Filipino kamayan feast! The inside is small and cozy, with lots of tables side by side and a busy vibe. The kamayan feast was super tasty and filling, with huge portions of seafood, pork belly, pork skewers, and garlic rice. It’s great value at $20 per person at the time of this writing. They even offer you more garlic rice if you aren’t stuffed already! The tilapia was slightly overcooked compared to what I’m used to, but maybe it’s just me. We also had the ube kalaya dessert, which was tasty with a nutty jam-like consistency. All in all, a great experience that I’ll definitely come back for.
Warren Kenneth Templo
The food was phenomenal overall! The grilled squid was cooked perfectly, the fish were tasty as well as the shrimp. The fried rice was just right and abundant. Overall I cant stop raving about the amount and quality of food you get for merely $20 per person. This place is now our default Filipino food place going forward.
Pork bbq stick & grilled pork excellent. Milkfish good: easy to eat, no bones, but on the saltier side. Vegetables v plain, squid & shrimp alright. Garlic rice fragrant but flavour weaker than before
Kamayan: items on banana leaf, with free flow of garlic rice. You don't get a choice of items but you get many items for $25. The portion wasn't huge but the variety was good and some items were good.
Kamayan $25pp
The food is awful and disgusting 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Very good food and soup, service was excellent l, highly recommend this place to anyone who loves and knows or craves some good old Filipino food. This place gets two thumbs up, highly recommend to everyone A++++
Excelente finish pinoy food
Excelente finish pinoy food
Great food, friendly staff and fresh foods.
Great food, friendly staff and fresh foods.
I had some a great time here! We got the kamyan feast! The food was all very delicious, and the rice was unlimited! It was a lot of fun to eat with our hands. You also don't need to have a minimum party number to enjoy the feast! It's $25 per person so you can even enjoy this as a smaller group! I felt that the fried dessert could have been more freshly made. Overall I really enjoyed the experience!
Restaurantji Recommends
This is a cozy little restaurant serving authentic Philippine foods. Server is very friendly, we ordered kamayan for two with milk fish , butter garlic rice on the bottom is very tasty and it is unlimited refill. Also ordered pork sisig, very nice, just portion wise is a bit small. Deserts we got leech flan and a drink, both of them are overly sweet for me. Compared to before, their price is almost doubled, but still a nice place .
Tastes like food you could cook at home. Nothing exceptional about the flavour. Unique dining experience eating with your hands. My experience wasn't bad. This just isn't something I would back for in terms of taste profile.
We ordered the Kamayan (see video) and it was only $20/person, very affordable for the amount of food you get. The actual food was good but my only complaint is that the food wasn't hot enough. I'm guessing they didn't want you to burn your hands but at the same time most of my food tasted lukewarm. Service was okay. It was a busy night with all the take-outs so we waited for things like gloves and water refills. There isn't that big of a space to dine-in so make reservations if going in a big group.
A great hole-in-the-wall joint for delicious Filipino kamayan feast! The inside is small and cozy, with lots of tables side by side and a busy vibe. The kamayan feast was super tasty and filling, with huge portions of seafood, pork belly, pork skewers, and garlic rice. It’s great value at $20 per person at the time of this writing. They even offer you more garlic rice if you aren’t stuffed already! The tilapia was slightly overcooked compared to what I’m used to, but maybe it’s just me. We also had the ube kalaya dessert, which was tasty with a nutty jam-like consistency. All in all, a great experience that I’ll definitely come back for.
The food was phenomenal overall! The grilled squid was cooked perfectly, the fish were tasty as well as the shrimp. The fried rice was just right and abundant. Overall I cant stop raving about the amount and quality of food you get for merely $20 per person. This place is now our default Filipino food place going forward.
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