“Golden Coin is a hidden gem in various spots of Oahu. I went to the Wahiawa location for Spanish rolls for my managers. They love them. I picked up a set of banana lumpia's and something with meat in it. It was really delicious...Lol. I don't come here enough but I will make it a habit to visit more often.“
“We found this place on our way to the north shore via costco (for food pickup, totally worth it since u get a fair bit of Hawaiian local stuff there)Had the heart attack loco loco and shared it with my partner. was delicious, the beef brisket was smoky and a tad bit better than the pork belly. the combination was excellent and just enough gravy to make it a potent combo. We also got caramelized onions with it, worth it, should have also added the sautéed mushrooms (bot are an additional $, but worth the add).It's a small hole in the wall, but so so worth it. Just had a plate from ted's, and this was 10x better if not more“
“My husband's place to eat prime rib. He says, "it's the best he's ever had." I've tried some dishes, and everyone was good. But, my favorite is the stuffed salmon with garlic mashed potatoes. Service is always the bomb. Overall, it's just a great place to come and grind. You won't be disappointed.“
Filipino • $
“As featured in Dinner, drive in and dive… this Hawaiian local favorite is the bomb! The Lechon : bbq pork belly with onion and tomato is awesome!!!! First time coming here and we are hook.. can’t wait to go back!!! No wonder they won so many award! Go there and thank me later!!“
“We were tired from a day of hiking and couldn’t decide where to eat. We thought Filipino food would be homey and just hit the spot for us. Googled and this was the closest from where we were. Closing time was 8:30 and we’d get there by 8pm. We decided we’d take out food so we didn’t bother them too much. But when we got there, we were greeted with warmth and love. We said we didn’t want to bother them but they insisted we dined in. Food was great and fresh.We even ordered takeout for breakfast. I’d recommend this place.“
“Majority of their menu is lumpia with a couple Filipino sides or desserts. I like that it's freshly rolled throughout the day and fried to order. Service is fairly quick. It's a small kiosk in the food court so it gets noisy with the various tourists and patrons.“
“It's so cool that this restaurant is open 7 days a week from 8pm till 3am. This place has good food, and big portions too. I got the regular roast pork plate...very big portion and very tasty too. The service was good and our food came out quickly too. The ambience was not bad. There was only one table with chairs to eat at. But most people just pickup and go with their food orders. I'll definitely be back to grab my late night food orders again.“
“I love Alyssandra"s lumpia. I used to buy them all the time when they were outside of KMart. I purchase from their other locations at Waikele and Ka Makana. It was my first time at this location. Their lumpias are now six for $7.95. They have banana, pork or pork with veggies. I tried all three and they're all good. I prefer the pork with veggies and the banana ones. I placed my order with the friendly cashier. She told me that it would take a few minutes as she was going to fry them fresh. I waited about five minutes. The lumpias are so good piping hot out of the fryer. I also got free sweet chili dipping sauce for the pork and veggie lumpias.“
“I really love this place. The people are super friendly & helpful. The selection is awesome for people who love Filipino delicacies. It's like being in the Philippines. They have baka skin, kilawen kaldeng, kilawen baka, bulalo which consists of baka skin & delicious rich slightly creamy bone broth. Mmm delicious ! They also have a lot of breakfast selections which I need to go back & try. They have pancit too. Prices are average. There's a small dining area inside the shop. You'll see their food truck first when you arrive. They prefer cash but do accept card. You definitely won't be disappointed.Parking: Ample free parking available.Kid-friendliness: Children if all ages are definitely welcome here.Wheelchair accessibility: There are no stairs that I can remember seeing.“
Filipino • $$
“For breakfast, a bowl of Pampanga Kitchen's Arroz Caldo (rice soup) is a great way to start the day. It's full of flavor, with generous amounts of chicken and an egg. Also included: two calamansi to jazz it up even more.Order and pay at the register first. Counter seating.Parking: parking may get tight later in the dayWheelchair accessibility: good accessibility“
“Hole in the wall Filipino restaurant in Whitmore Village. Aesthetically it's not the cutest place but that's how you know there's gonna be some good, authentic, homemade food in there.First time here even though I'm a Wahiawa native. They sell ala cart, by the plate, and platters. It looks like lots of people ordered ahead for platters which I will also do myself the next time. I went a couple hours before closing so the food didn't look fresh but we enjoyed it. Salty and savory food that hits the spot and wear something comfy cause it'll definitely be kanaks after.“