The prepared food lunches here are delicious. They taste like your mom made it if she were Filipino. Really cheap too.
Mick A
Very nice little cafeteria-style lunch place. You can get a box with rice -and-entree combo or a container of just the entree. I don't know anything about Filipino food but it was very delicious.
Julian Tacardon
Great food,fast friendly service and can buy a variety of food and groceries
Peace Red Velvet
I've been trying to get lunch here for the past couple weeks and each time I have it has been closed. There's no other Philippino Restaurants around and I really want some Dinuguan and Pansit!!
Jennie Acevedo
Good prices
Steve Heden
it's permanently closed !
Arash D.
My man Nick hooked it up!! He walked me though all the dishes and they all looked so good that I jokingly said "do you guys have a sample platter?" He quickly said yes and started scooping different stews, noodles, and full sausage links into the plate with a small scoop of rice. The dinner sized plate was completely full. He said I could sit anywhere I want and didn't ask for payment so I assumed I would pay after. After I finished eating(EVERY SINGLE DISH WAS AMAZING)I walked back to the counter to pay and he asked " so which food would you like to go with?"..... apparently he was just giving me samples of everything so I could choose which one I actually wanted. I laughed and said I full. He also laughed and said "that's good, now you know what to order next time" and insisted it was complimentary. The food was so good I had to make up for it in the tip jar. They definitely made a repeat customer out of me.
Lien D.
Easy cheap great Philippino food. One of the best I have so far, very authentic, and well seasoning. Love this place. Their hours are little off sometimes. They close a lot for short vacation. Call before you come
Kris L
Humble but most excellent homestyle Phillipino food. The Saturday special roast pork is amazing and available by the pound. Eat here every chance I get. Deliriously delicious.
Sarap! I drove all the way from South Lake Union to Lake City because I was craving Filipino food. Just moved to Seattle from SF. Got adobo and ginataang sitaw ulam with white rice! Craving satisfied. Will come back for more! Thank you po Tito Nick!
Michelle S.
Always loved the food and service. I always get my fix everytime...Mabuhay Manila-Manila
Arthur A.
Thriller in Manila Manila as a surprising set of high-end cuisines prepared that is allowed to be coupled with a package rice deal of under double digits. Lechon Kawali retained the authentic crisp while the Kare Kare marries well with the shrimp paste. As seperate dishes at a restaurant, their full complete cost can easily top well into the twelve to fifteen range per order. A complete steal, usage of savings should be applied to other products in store to allow daylight savings time.
DC Diz
As is typical of Filipino restaurant or grocery businesses in this area of north Seattle, Manila Manila does not answer their phone calls during business hours. When asked why (in person) I was told it was because my area code was from out of town. I'm guessing they only entertain local area codes and everyone should only have 206 for them to answer the call. The food served are just okay, hence the 1 ☆ rating, nothing special at all. I've had way much better from similar businesses elsewhere.
Priscilla Tearose
Excellent price and portion. Food was so satisfying and filling. Sweet old man was watching over the store/restuarant. It's definatly a hole in the wall with great food, decor is run down picnic stylye. Tabels where all very clean. Has some basic grocery supplies for prepping fillipeno food. Menue is what ever is on the white board, deli style. If more people came here, he could probably expand the menue. im getting hungry typing this, really flavorful food.
The prepared food lunches here are delicious. They taste like your mom made it if she were Filipino. Really cheap too.
Very nice little cafeteria-style lunch place. You can get a box with rice -and-entree combo or a container of just the entree. I don't know anything about Filipino food but it was very delicious.
Great food,fast friendly service and can buy a variety of food and groceries
I've been trying to get lunch here for the past couple weeks and each time I have it has been closed. There's no other Philippino Restaurants around and I really want some Dinuguan and Pansit!!
Good prices
it's permanently closed !
My man Nick hooked it up!! He walked me though all the dishes and they all looked so good that I jokingly said "do you guys have a sample platter?" He quickly said yes and started scooping different stews, noodles, and full sausage links into the plate with a small scoop of rice. The dinner sized plate was completely full. He said I could sit anywhere I want and didn't ask for payment so I assumed I would pay after. After I finished eating(EVERY SINGLE DISH WAS AMAZING)I walked back to the counter to pay and he asked " so which food would you like to go with?"..... apparently he was just giving me samples of everything so I could choose which one I actually wanted. I laughed and said I full. He also laughed and said "that's good, now you know what to order next time" and insisted it was complimentary. The food was so good I had to make up for it in the tip jar. They definitely made a repeat customer out of me.
Easy cheap great Philippino food. One of the best I have so far, very authentic, and well seasoning. Love this place. Their hours are little off sometimes. They close a lot for short vacation. Call before you come
Humble but most excellent homestyle Phillipino food. The Saturday special roast pork is amazing and available by the pound. Eat here every chance I get. Deliriously delicious.
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Sarap! I drove all the way from South Lake Union to Lake City because I was craving Filipino food. Just moved to Seattle from SF. Got adobo and ginataang sitaw ulam with white rice! Craving satisfied. Will come back for more! Thank you po Tito Nick!
Always loved the food and service. I always get my fix everytime...Mabuhay Manila-Manila
Thriller in Manila Manila as a surprising set of high-end cuisines prepared that is allowed to be coupled with a package rice deal of under double digits. Lechon Kawali retained the authentic crisp while the Kare Kare marries well with the shrimp paste. As seperate dishes at a restaurant, their full complete cost can easily top well into the twelve to fifteen range per order. A complete steal, usage of savings should be applied to other products in store to allow daylight savings time.
As is typical of Filipino restaurant or grocery businesses in this area of north Seattle, Manila Manila does not answer their phone calls during business hours. When asked why (in person) I was told it was because my area code was from out of town. I'm guessing they only entertain local area codes and everyone should only have 206 for them to answer the call. The food served are just okay, hence the 1 ☆ rating, nothing special at all. I've had way much better from similar businesses elsewhere.
Excellent price and portion. Food was so satisfying and filling. Sweet old man was watching over the store/restuarant. It's definatly a hole in the wall with great food, decor is run down picnic stylye. Tabels where all very clean. Has some basic grocery supplies for prepping fillipeno food. Menue is what ever is on the white board, deli style. If more people came here, he could probably expand the menue. im getting hungry typing this, really flavorful food.