“Amazing Filipino restaurant in Queens. We ordered tapsilog, tocilog, batangas style lomi and ube coconut bar. They were delicious and very affordable. We also ordered bangsilog to go. THE UBE COCONUT BAR IS SOOOOOO GOOD! Will definitely come back and try the other food on the menu and the ube coconut bar again!!!“
“I’m giving them a whole 5 stars bc as a Filipino kid, raised on my dad’s cooking the food here fulfills my cravings. I love their longsilog, and life hack: get a side of spam and banana ketchup and make the ultimate bite on your spoon. Their ginataang langka is as close to homemade as possible. The staff here is so kind and welcoming. Also, grab a bag of mini pan de sal on the way out!!“
“Very welcoming environment with warm staffs and it feels like home! Affordable newly batched cooked food served in huge portion! Thank you for accommodating and entertaining us in our 3 days of stays in town! We are definitely coming back! :-)“
“I was afraid to order The Purple Yam Cake with Ube filling because We use to order for my Sons birthday yearly from other place that closed I thought he would be disappointed but let me say it was better ,the Best version of this cake we have ever tasted We loved it Thankyou so much will be back for more ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“
“I've been eyeing this place for a while now, but I'm glad that I got to try it out. It's not a large place, and there's no restroom for customers to use. The server is super busy, but I don't think you need another person as it has its lulls and is too small for someone else to roam around. For the food, there were so many things to choose from, but I was in the mood for a stew. I got the special ox tail Kare kare with garlic ride. I first wanted the ox tail caldereta, but there was a mix-up. It was very filling, and the shrimp paste with the garlic rice hit the spot.“
“Small restaurant with delicious food. Lumpia, pork belly and chicken chosuey with garlic rice filled our tummies. There are about 5 tables and I do not believe they serve alcohol. Owners are very sweet and the restaurant is clean. Food is cooked fresh so may take slightly longer than expected.“
“Best Filipino restaurant ever! I go food shopping in Elmhurst very often and saw this place is on the way. I decided to try and this place is one of my favorite restaurant since. Food is great and server are friendly, happy and polite. The restaurant actually expands to another room and has bigger space and table. When the restaurant is busy, you will hardly see the server because they are running around doing stuff.I love Dasilog (brunch menu), Deep fried milk fish with garlic rice and fried egg.Tosilog (brunch menu), Sweet red pork with garlic rice and fried egg.Bistek Pinoy, beef sauteed with onionSisig Bangus, chopped crispy milkfish with onion and seasoned.my favorite desserts are Halo and Leche Flan.“
“Love the grocery options, and the fresh desserts and bread delivered. Their cooked "turo-turo" food could work on the freshness and oilyness of it. I would say make less portions in each turo turo dish that look and taste fresh, would keep patrons coming back for more when it has run out for the day.. They are expensive too! But a Must try is the pork and chicken barbecue that's the highlight of it all tbh.“
“Wow, this place was incredible. They serve incredible French press coffee and have a large selection of expertly prepared Filipino desserts. We got a mango souffle, mango creme brulee, and the ube tiramisu. Each was so delicious and the textures were so smooth. They also serve hot food but we didn't order any.I highly recommend this place for cheap delicious treats.“