Awesomeness. Great food and service. My must stop when I come to Lawton. Fresh and perfect.read more

Amazing Filipino food I would definitely come here again. Service is great! And it's a great stop…read moreand eat for everyone.

This food truck is delicious! First, the lumpia (similar to a fried spring roll or egg roll) is…read moreincredible- perfectly crisp and just amazing with the sauce! The combo plate is definitely what I'd recommend. You get Also, The pork adobo has such an incredible flavor and melts in your mouth. Pretty quick service overall, but worth the wait if there's a line. You can check their schedule on their website. Enjoy!

My husband and I shared the combo plate. The food truck was at The Patriarch in Edmond. The food…read morewas around $13 and was rather tasty. Service was fast and friendly.

Went out on a limb and tried this food truck in front of the Fort sill PX. I am so glad that I did!…read moreFirst off, they were just closing up shop for the day, and I was eagerly greeted and asked what I would like. I started off with the pork lumpia, which was paired with a housemaid, sweet Thai chili sauce that has more of a cake than usual. I usually prefer the glass bottle Mae ploy, but I'm glad I was able to try this. Their homemade sweet chili is made with a little extra Thai chili leading to a savory, sweet, and spicy flavor that is out of this world! The lumpia was crisp, hot, and perfectly made. The raspberry lemonade was equally as delightful! It was a large serving of lemonade, and what I can guess was a raspberry purée. This definitely cooled the palate and quenched my thirst on a hot sunny Saturday afternoon. Finally, the Beef bulgogi quesadilla was perfectly spiced, hot, and ready within minutes. This was paired with a side of guacamole, sour cream, and green chili salsa. I found that dipping the quesadilla in the remaining sweet chili sauce was perfect. I will not hesitate come back. I actually will be seeking this food truck out anytime that I come back to Fort sill. Next time I may take some pictures, I was just too hungry and the food was too good. PS. The pictures currently on yelp do not do the food justice.

I love this food truck! The horchata boba (clear boba) is probably my favorite! I'm totally…read moreaddicted to their tacos al pastor. Every time I go I have something different and it is never a disappointment.

Unbelievable! A definite plus for the Lawton area. Amazing items. Hard to find things you won't…read morefind anywhere else.

It's small. Not much on the shelves. I won't call it a global food market. Had no food. Some cold…read moredrinks. Some like marked up dollar store items. They do have Mexican coke so that's a plus. Hopefully they will stock those shelves with stuff.

We Heart NaGemmas! It was a hot summer day and when it became cooler, we drove to Del City from…read moreour bnb in search of filipino food. We ordered some pork adobo, dinuguan, tosilog, lumpia and halo-halo. All of them are excellent and delicious! Love the heart-shaped rice! The staff were pleasant and friendly. We returned for another round of food before we left OK!

I've been in OKC for the past month and staying 6 min away from this restaurant and did not know…read moreabout it until my brother who's visiting me found it online. We had a good laugh at the name because we had a feeling they were the same dialect as our family and there's not too many of us around. I stopped in today and was greeted by a host who offered me to sit anywhere I'd like. I was starting to think there weren't many, if any Filipinos in OKC and was delighted to see not just Filipinos but other backgrounds dining in as well. The restaurant itself was clean and well decorated. The menu had a pretty standard offering of Filipino dishes as well as additional items on a separate chalkboard on the wall. I saw things like 'pinapaitan' and 'kilawen' and knew for sure they had to be ilocano. I ordered chicharron bulaklak and bangsilog. My order didn't take too long to come out and when it did, the presentation was neatly plated with heart shaped rice on each plate. I really appreciated that small attention to detail and felt they really put a lot of love into the food. I thought the food was excellent. They nailed the texture on the chicharron bulaklak and I devoured everything. Towards the end I saw they had cassava cake (my personal favorite) and was really excited to order it but was told they had sold out. Regardless, it did not take away from my experience. I thoroughly enjoyed it and will make sure to make this a regular stop whenever I'm in town for work.

Service was great. The man and woman who run the restaurant are so kind. They each had a quick…read morechat with us which was lovely and made us feel welcome. Food incredible truly the best I've had in a long time. Galbi well marinated, just enough fat and in abundance. Note food is made to order and takes a little bit of time to come out but it is worth it. Restaurant is in the back of a grocery and definitely reminds me of little mom and pop shops in South Korea I highly recommend this spot if you want Korean food. Is the best in the metro

This is a small place in the back of an Asian market. It will seat about 25-30 folks depending on…read moreyour group size. I have been coming here since the parents ran it but I don't think the father is with us anymore. The prices have gone up quite a bit and it seemed like the portion size went down. I had the mixed platter which is beef, pork and chicken along with steamed rice, kimshe, sprouts and other veg. It only took about 10 minutes. This place gets busy at lunch time especially on Friday and I believe they are close Sunday and Monday but check their schedule. Everything had a great taste and with a touch of added siracha the bite was nice.

I still go for the Bánh Xèo each and every time!…read more Crispy, flavorful, and golden crepes stuffed with marinated bean sprouts, a little fatty pork, and a few shrimp) Delicious

It was nice coming back to a restaurant from my childhood. Our friends really rave about this…read moreplace--it's one of their favorite Asian buffets--so they wanted to bring us here. It had been over 15 years since my last visit, and surprisingly, not much has changed. What really makes this buffet stand out is the Vietnamese station, where you can build your own pho, udon, or egg noodle soup, along with sampling dishes like bánh xèo and bánh cuốn. That's mostly what I focused on. The udon broth was flavorful and comforting, though I do wish there had been more meat options available--it felt like we caught the tail end of a batch. I also tried some of the more typical buffet offerings like chow mein, chicken wings, and beef and broccoli. They were decent overall, but the food leaned noticeably sweet, especially the chow mein, and several dishes were lukewarm. Desserts were pretty underwhelming. The only thing I enjoyed was the soft-serve ice cream; the chocolate wafers were stale, and the rest didn't stand out. On the plus side, service was great. Our server was attentive, kept drinks refilled, and cleared plates promptly.

Only had a few minutes before close and we were going by so I had to stop and grab some of the…read moresteamed buns. They have all different fillings but they were low so grabbed what I could. This is my go to Asian store. It's like the Asian Walmart. The butcher section meat counter is not for the faint of heart with its own smell. Take some time and check it out. No rhyme or reason as to where things are at.

If you enjoy exploring international markets, Super Cao Nguyen is a great place to visit. I've been…read morea few times now, and each trip I discover something new. On this visit I slowed down and walked every aisle. The produce section has an impressive variety of fresh vegetables you don't usually see in typical grocery stores. I also spent some time at the seafood counter, which had a large and very fresh-looking selection. If you enjoy cooking or experimenting with new ingredients, this market is definitely worth exploring. Just make sure you give yourself plenty of time to look around.

I really wanted to love this place, there's not that many great Filippino in OKC. But everything…read morewas just okay. The pancit was decent, the adobo was okay. When we ordered, wished they told us that the entree came with lumpia. She talked with us and heard us discussing but didn't say anything, allowed us to make another order for separate lumpia. Oh well. The co-op place was nice though, prolly a nice place to meet up with friends for a drink or eats after work.

The staff was very friendly and the food was good and certainly authentic. It was our first time…read morevisiting the parlor and I enjoyed the atmosphere and overall concept