Filipino Restaurants near Nyack, NY

“Without a doubt this is my favorite restaurant since moving to New York. I eaten at Karenderya a month ago and my taste buds went wild then soon as I left I was instantly craving their food. Finally made it back with my visiting parents who were craving the same thing!My parents ordered Daing na Bangus with an extra milkfish because it is that delicious to them! I enjoyed the tocino last visit so I decided to be adventurous try other items lo and behold the Adobo Pork Belly was exquisite. The pork belly was marinated well filled with flavor from the first bite and it simply melted in my mouth. Let’s say we all cleaned our plates.The atmosphere is a homey feeling serving us homemade food made with love, welcoming hospitality and food served in a timely manner. We will be back again hopefully to become a regular!Dietary restrictions: Gluten Free!“

“Filipino food is good, they have a variety everyday. I just don't get why they have to charge $1 for the container of the soup to go??? Good thing I was watching the lady ring me up... she charged me $10!!“

“good food good service good peoples and clean“

“Probably the best Filipino bakery in NY/NJ area. The breads and pastries makes you miss home. Ube breads are the best! Location: It is located in Roosevelt along all the Filipino stores and restaurants. The taho are outside of the store. Service: she was nice. Filipino hospitality at its best! Food: The breads are delicious, fluffy and still good after few days. UBE PANDESAL: to me this was the best I had unlike online seller this has visible cheese and ube jam inside the bread. Heat it up in the microwave for 10 seconds and devour its goodness. TAHO: how i miss taho in the Philippines, this breakfast drink is all about my country. Those soft tofu top with boba and syrup is just what I want in my life. Lol. Price rating: 5/10, not that bad for Filipino food cravings. Definitely will eat more here and try more of their breads!! Definitely try ube pandesal and taho!!“

“Definitely friendlier and warmer service (with a smile) than nearby Tropical Hut Filipino restaurant. I had a one-item rice combo with tripe kare-kare while my bf had a one-item rice combo with pork menudo. Their pork menudo was more fragrant than Tropical Hut a week prior. Price-wise it's also more affordable. It's also very convenient that they have a small Filipino grocery store at affordable prices. However, their espasol doesn't look as appetizing as that of Tropical Hut's.“