Tyang Gelay's grill

68-28 Roosevelt Ave, Queens
(347) 242-2792

Recent Reviews

John Estoesta

Great portions, friendly staff, delicious food! Tapsilog was tasty!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

A

In a place called Little Manila in Queens, NY this is one of THE places to dine in. Service is fast and efficient. The restaurant is full of friendly Filipinos both servers and diners. The ambiance mirrors the feel of being in Manila by the LRT! I love, love, love it! FOOD IS AMAZING! Ang sarap, grabe!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Giant Bulalo, Dinuguan

I P

Their breakfast serving is more that the other filipino restaurant.

Barry J.

Hands down the best Filipino food in queens! Authentic and food tastes amazing! I highly recommend trying this place out, I usually order through DoorDash. I will stop by the restaurant in the near future

Bori's Midnight Mechanics

Love the food, great place to eat and have a conversation or even first date. Food is tasty make sure you ask the waitres will explain. Owner very nice. Their mix drink are ok. I took my wife Gema here she loved it.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Lechon Kawali, Beef Tapa, Giant Bulalo, Chicken Inasal, Pork Barbeque, Pancit Palabok, Fish Soup

Steven E.

Food was amazing. Their sisig is probably the best I have had since the homeland! 5/5 for sure!

Karen D.

The food is really good. I ordered sizzling sisig plus sago't gulaman. Even without the egg in sisig, it was still tasteful. Portion is also big enough for the price. Service crew was so excellent, very cheerful, lively, and approaches you with a smile. Ambience was just OK. One minor thing, was that I ordered a to-go which was ginisang sitaw at kalabasa but they gave me pinakbet instead.

Maricris Salvador

Very disappointed with the food, had such expectations with this place as it was recommended by a relative. Ordered the breakfast overload to go, and had to wait half an hour. I would not mind the long wait if the food was freshly cooked. But to be served with dried up bangus and longganisa that seems to be reheated over and over is unacceptable considering the price they were charging, compared to other places around the area. They didn’t even include utensils and napkin on the take out order. I hope my criticism would help them improve their service and food quality.

Emil Deluna

Be careful the check or always check your receipt because the include the tips without saying the waitress and the owner because i experience that I told I pay the tip cash and I give tips cash more than 20% and paying debit card , she deducted the tips too by 18% , and that why I give tips two times, that no right suppose to be inform the guest. Be aware for that.Vegetarian options: Puso ng saging ,

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 5

Service: 1

Recommended dishes: Lumpia Prito 2 Pieces, Fish Soup

Irsan Sutanto

Recommended restaurant.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Inasal

cecilia De Los Reyes

Delicious

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Matthew F.

The one bad review is clearly biased. This is by far the BEST Filipino restaurant in NYC - extremely friendly staff, extensive list of dishes, delicious tasting food. I brought my non-Filipino friends and they said it was some of the best food they've ever had. They don't like pork but both couldn't stop eating the crispy pata. Great restaurant!

Marie Corie

Delicious!! I was satisfied

Melanie D.

Bought palitaw early morning today for New Year's celebration. When I got home and open the container, the palitaw looked moist and smelled rotten and sour.Very disappointed!!

Rose G

Ok food. Slow service. Crowded street parking

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