Nice little restaurant with a wide variety of filipino dishes. They've got a menu where they make things fresh to order as well as a display case of dishes that you can make combo meals. Everything we ordered tasted delicious (especially recommend the halo halo and their lumpia shanghai).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Halo-Halo, Lumpia
emily sutter
I went in at 7:30 this past Friday and checked the sign on the door that says they close at 8:00pm. Was told that they are closing at that they are no longer serving food. All I wanted was a drink from the fridge which the worker would have known had she said “ Hi how can I help you?” Instead of saying they were closing. Also even if I did want food the sign says you close at 8:00 not 7:30 so there’s no reason why I couldn’t have been helped. Guess you don’t need my business that bad because I certainly won’t be back for your false advertisement.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kirby Gong
This is a small, cozy tropical decorated Filipino restaurant. We tried the boodle fight with a group of 12, which was a unique and delicious experience where the food is laid out on a banana leaf and you traditionally eat with your hands.It came with rice, noodles, pork, sisig, shrimp, stuffed squid, fried milkfish, green beans, flan, pineapples, and mangoes. Everything was delicious, but especially the pork, fried milkfish, and flan, were exceptional and unique.We all ate until we were full and still had leftovers, so at $40 a person this was very reasonably priced.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lumpia
Danielle Krammel
I've been to Manilla so I genuinely appreciate and adore Filipino cuisine. Cute place, nice atmosphere but not that impressed by the food. Gave us indigestion - so much fried food and overall underwhelming, sorry to say. Won't be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Arlene G. Navarro
The food was excellent! It was fresh and arrived hot in our table (not warm). We started with Lumpia Shanghai. I could eat more of that. Then we ordered Kare-Kare (stewed oxtail in peanut sauce) & Laing (Taro leaves in coconut milk). Both were very tasy and fresh. The oxtail was tender and fell off the bone. We also ordered Palabok (since we couldn’t resist) and it was exactly how it should taste. The pork belly was amazing and tender. The place is small and there were only 2 servers and they were VERY BUSY! Get there early and leave room for dessert. That halo-halo was sooo good and one of the best I’ve had in very long time. We’re coming back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Halo Halo Special, Palabok
Rommel “Foodlover” Santos
Very good lechon sisig. Recommend the family platter.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Family Meat Platter
Julie L.
Only got takeout the hot to go foods including pork adobo, chicken adobo, pancit noodles etc were okay but the lumpia and pork lechon made to order dishes were so good! Will be back to try more!
Jeffrey W.
It's one of the best restaurants I've been to. The food is fantastic and so are the people My wife and I look forward to going every Sunday.
Devonte S.
Food took a little bit longer than I'd like to come out, but it was worth it. My grandmother grew up in the Philippines and she gave this place the green light! Customer service is pretty good. I definitely recommend this if you're looking for something good, and you're willing to wait.
Z Y
We ordered food for catering for our wedding and the food was delicious! They were also able to cater to our vegetarian needs! Thank you!
While the Lechon could have been less just fat, it, and everything else we ordered was tasty! Unfortunately the staff is a little passive agressive if you arrive within an HOUR of closing. I never understand this - it is your restaurant, close early if you want. But don’t give customers attitude if they arrive well before your posted closing time.
Sam C.
Came back again today. Food was as delicious as ever. My mil and I shared a big plate of rice, kare kare, and the sizzling lechon sisig with our own goblets of halo halo.
bluejeanfood
Filipino food is a delightful culinary experience that brings together a unique blend of flavors, textures, and influences. You can expect rich and diverse flavors as they usually feature a combination of ingredients like garlic, onions, ginger, vinegar, soy sauce, and coconut milk, creating a symphony of flavors. This is a tiny little restaurant, but huge in providing great food and dining experience. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. I had the Seafood Family Platter of Fried Tilapia, Shrimps, Grilled Squid, Salted eggs, Rice, and mini flan with a few pork BBQ on a stick, and Sizzling Beef Steak Tagalog which was really good. Everything was great and would come back again. If you’ve never been you really should visit.
Amanda U.
Such a cute, little, quaint Filipino restaurant! The servers were super attentive and sweet. I ordered directly at the counter (for a to-go) order, and surprisingly... it was fairly cheap. Their lumpias were amazing! Fried fresh and crispy, with amazing filling. I'm totally obsessed with any vinegar condiment and they nailed their vinegar dip with garlic and chili for the lumpia's! All other dishes were not too bad, not really amazing or horrible!
Three R.
Omg - I love(Mahal) Filipino food and you have to know how to make! I have been to Reytas with my wife and she loves it but the proof is with my sons. My son are half Pinoy and they are extremely critical and annoyingly particular. They love everything we tried. Everything was Masarap! Miraming salamat Po
Nice little restaurant with a wide variety of filipino dishes. They've got a menu where they make things fresh to order as well as a display case of dishes that you can make combo meals. Everything we ordered tasted delicious (especially recommend the halo halo and their lumpia shanghai).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Halo-Halo, Lumpia
I went in at 7:30 this past Friday and checked the sign on the door that says they close at 8:00pm. Was told that they are closing at that they are no longer serving food. All I wanted was a drink from the fridge which the worker would have known had she said “ Hi how can I help you?” Instead of saying they were closing. Also even if I did want food the sign says you close at 8:00 not 7:30 so there’s no reason why I couldn’t have been helped. Guess you don’t need my business that bad because I certainly won’t be back for your false advertisement.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This is a small, cozy tropical decorated Filipino restaurant. We tried the boodle fight with a group of 12, which was a unique and delicious experience where the food is laid out on a banana leaf and you traditionally eat with your hands.It came with rice, noodles, pork, sisig, shrimp, stuffed squid, fried milkfish, green beans, flan, pineapples, and mangoes. Everything was delicious, but especially the pork, fried milkfish, and flan, were exceptional and unique.We all ate until we were full and still had leftovers, so at $40 a person this was very reasonably priced.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lumpia
I've been to Manilla so I genuinely appreciate and adore Filipino cuisine. Cute place, nice atmosphere but not that impressed by the food. Gave us indigestion - so much fried food and overall underwhelming, sorry to say. Won't be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
The food was excellent! It was fresh and arrived hot in our table (not warm). We started with Lumpia Shanghai. I could eat more of that. Then we ordered Kare-Kare (stewed oxtail in peanut sauce) & Laing (Taro leaves in coconut milk). Both were very tasy and fresh. The oxtail was tender and fell off the bone. We also ordered Palabok (since we couldn’t resist) and it was exactly how it should taste. The pork belly was amazing and tender. The place is small and there were only 2 servers and they were VERY BUSY! Get there early and leave room for dessert. That halo-halo was sooo good and one of the best I’ve had in very long time. We’re coming back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Halo Halo Special, Palabok
Very good lechon sisig. Recommend the family platter.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Family Meat Platter
Only got takeout the hot to go foods including pork adobo, chicken adobo, pancit noodles etc were okay but the lumpia and pork lechon made to order dishes were so good! Will be back to try more!
It's one of the best restaurants I've been to. The food is fantastic and so are the people My wife and I look forward to going every Sunday.
Food took a little bit longer than I'd like to come out, but it was worth it. My grandmother grew up in the Philippines and she gave this place the green light! Customer service is pretty good. I definitely recommend this if you're looking for something good, and you're willing to wait.
We ordered food for catering for our wedding and the food was delicious! They were also able to cater to our vegetarian needs! Thank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Halo-Halo, Halo Halo Special
Restaurantji Recommends
While the Lechon could have been less just fat, it, and everything else we ordered was tasty! Unfortunately the staff is a little passive agressive if you arrive within an HOUR of closing. I never understand this - it is your restaurant, close early if you want. But don’t give customers attitude if they arrive well before your posted closing time.
Came back again today. Food was as delicious as ever. My mil and I shared a big plate of rice, kare kare, and the sizzling lechon sisig with our own goblets of halo halo.
Filipino food is a delightful culinary experience that brings together a unique blend of flavors, textures, and influences. You can expect rich and diverse flavors as they usually feature a combination of ingredients like garlic, onions, ginger, vinegar, soy sauce, and coconut milk, creating a symphony of flavors. This is a tiny little restaurant, but huge in providing great food and dining experience. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. I had the Seafood Family Platter of Fried Tilapia, Shrimps, Grilled Squid, Salted eggs, Rice, and mini flan with a few pork BBQ on a stick, and Sizzling Beef Steak Tagalog which was really good. Everything was great and would come back again. If you’ve never been you really should visit.
Such a cute, little, quaint Filipino restaurant! The servers were super attentive and sweet. I ordered directly at the counter (for a to-go) order, and surprisingly... it was fairly cheap. Their lumpias were amazing! Fried fresh and crispy, with amazing filling. I'm totally obsessed with any vinegar condiment and they nailed their vinegar dip with garlic and chili for the lumpia's! All other dishes were not too bad, not really amazing or horrible!
Omg - I love(Mahal) Filipino food and you have to know how to make! I have been to Reytas with my wife and she loves it but the proof is with my sons. My son are half Pinoy and they are extremely critical and annoyingly particular. They love everything we tried. Everything was Masarap! Miraming salamat Po