Filipino Restaurants near Auburn, WA

“stopped by on a whim as I drove down west valley highway and I was very pleased with the service and food! ordered lumpia, crispy pork belly combo and a brown sugar boba and I was blown away! the crispy pork was beyond good! came with a Mac salad some diced veggies and a wonderfully flavored rice with green onion. the lumpia was freshly made and the boba complimented everything. 10/10 would recommend“

“HIGHLY RECOMMEND! The food and the people are wonderful here. The gal behind the counter was so friendly. She could tell we weren’t very experienced with Filipino food and gave us advice on how best to eat it! The food was incredible and the portion sizes allowed for seconds the next day, and it was just as good microwaved as it was fresh. I also happen to know that their kitchen is impeccably clean due to the industry I work in (: Try something new here, you won’t regret it!“

“Amazing food with lots of variety that is plentiful and reasonably priced. Bring a hearty appetite and someone to share with you. Can't wait to go back to try the desserts and ube pancakes.

Vegetarian options: Most dishes are vegetarian. You choose what protein to add.“

“My daughter and I go there and eat on Saturday's might add she loves the chicken adobo. I myself tried few dishes and tlaga masarap àng luto nla. Kudos to the chef. Very friendly rin and cashier always smiling. We will dif.go again and again.“

“MEKENIE FILIPINO RESTAURANT In the large Filipino community that has come to South King County in the last 20 years you ask the question: Is there Filipino cuisine in Renton? It seems like a tall order. But it isn't. You just have to ask. And the answer is Mekenie's! Opened in 2018 by Monna Lisa Perez, the restaurant is run by her daughter Jonnarae greeting you in the front of the house and son, ChaRly in kitchen making up your tasty fair. Located in the Cascade neighborhood of Renton, Mekenie is housed in the Cascade Mall. Although unseemingly quiet, it quickly gets packed on a Saturday afternoon for lunch, and sometimes on Sunday. The restaurant is also available for private bookings. On a technical note, their food and hospitality has aspects from the Pampangan region of the Philippines, known for its rich culinary heritage. This tradition was on display in this homestyle decor with homestyle tastes that any diner will recognize, and where Filipino Americans will find comfort. All are tasty. As an appetizer, I had the fresh, hand rolled, deep-fried pork lumpia - which came out piping hot out the fryer (awesome). I also had a traditional pork Sinigan with just the right amounts of tamarind, lemon, and tomato - making a nice clear consume broth. And just a little bit of Philippine style fish-sauce for taste. One note, no Coke products here. It must be Pepsi - Definitely a Filipino thing.Philippine brand snacks and drinks are also available to round out the experience. Stop by. Have Pepsi, and prepare to order! Mabuhay!! #supportrentoneats #mekeniefilipinorestaurant“

“Good service and delicious food“