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    Almuchow Atbp

    4.2 (104 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Sisig
    Jessica G.

    Located at Blossom Market Hall, a sizable indoor food hall with its own parking space. To my surprise there were quite some Asian-themed foods offered by multiple stalls. This particular vendor offered Filipino food, carrying different signature Filipino dishes with different kinds of proteins. Pretty reasonable price for the portion you got. We got the sisig, tender pork cooked in tangy and slightly spicy sauce. They're topped with perfectly runny sunny side up and complemented by flavorful garlic rice which surprisingly got me hooked.

    5/29/26 Picking up food for auntie, Daingsilog
    Jennifer W.

    5/29/26 I'm in luck, this place is close by for Filipino food, passes muster by all counts, delicious, service is good, and it's in a food hall that is modern & clean, a great place to meet up. I must admit, I really loved the Sinigang that I ordered. I took home left overs and ate it at least 3 times, just adding more vegetables. The other combo was fried fish & eggs with fried rice, also pretty good. This shop has a stall at the Blossom Market Hall in San Gabriel. Parking is shared among many eateries. Wouks gladly return to try other menu items.

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    Rachel C.

    This will be a quick review because I forgot to do so over a month ago, lol! Was there for a performance & wanted a quick bite...decided to try this, because it looked authentic! Had the Adobo Chicken, and my friend got the Tocsilog. Mine was pretty legit & tasty, though chicken was a tiny bit drier than expected. My friend liked the tocsilog! Also had the Calamansi drink...that wasn't quite what I expected but it was tangy! They also seemed very popular seeing the number of to-go orders being picked up! Want to try the sinigang one of these days!! A good option for a casual & fast meal with no fuss, & friendly staff!

    Silog Combo
    Rickey S.

    Came here on a Sunday during open at 11am. I was the first customer and got my Silog Combo order (Longanisa and Steak) in less than 15 minutes. After tax and tip it rang up to $25.74. The amount was filling, was able to split it between myself and my wife. The Longanisa had flavor but tasted different from the type I usually buy from the market. It definitely had less oil than what I'm used to which could be a good thing. The tapsilog (steak) was tasty, cooked well and had a good amount of flavor. The ambiance is that the seating is shared amongst the establishments in Blossom Market Hall. Sometimes there's a live band. There's also a water dispenser to the left of this food stand if you wanted to get your own water.

    Nevin A.

    Almuchow ATBP is a Filipino restaurant located inside Blossom Market. There are ample parking spots. In the Blossom Market, there are both indoor and outdoor seating. Their menu has many delicious dishes. I stopped by to order the Filipino fried egg rolls which is Lumpiang Shangahai.I paid $16.02 (with tax). The Lumpiang were very fresh and it had generous amount. They were crispy from outside ,savory and flavorful from inside. The service was fast. The staff were nice and friendly.

    Lumpiang Shanghai - loved it and would get again!
    Hannah S.

    Almuchow boasts of offering "Filipino comfort food" in Blossom Market Hall - and they have all the Filipino comfort staples on the menu such as chicken adobo, various versions of Pansit, and of course lumpia! Since I adore lumpia I couldn't resist grabbing an order - and I was not disappointed. Definitely a solid choice for lumpia in the area (it's called Lumpiang Shanghai on their menu). The pieces are small but quantity is more than ample. And they come with a sweet/sour sauce. The lumpia were nice and crisp on the outside and smooth on the inside with great flavor and not greasy. We also tried to order some chicken adobo but they were sold out - will have to try and catch it again next time bc it looks great. Prices are reasonable and service was efficient and pleasant. We were a little bothered by the fact that the cook and other food handlers weren't wearing gloves and were touching their faces and the money while also handling food - we almost didn't order there bc of it but gave it a shot anyway lol. Otherwise everything was great. Almuchow is towards the back of the market hall. Order at the counter and they'll give you a buzzer. The vibe are lively and inviting with lots of seating options and promising dessert choices once you've finished your dinner. There's plenty of free parking on site.

    Longsilog
    Sheeny N.

    My first time trying authentic Filipino food and it surely did not disappoint! I got the Longsilog which includes two scoops of garlic rice, longanisa (Filipino sausage), cucumbers, and 2 eggs. The eggs were cooked to perfection: jammy and runny with a smooth glass like egg white. The Filipino sausage had a blend of savory flavors with a hint of sweetness to it. Both the sausage and the eggs complimented the rice so well. I was extremely impressed with the garlic flavored rice! It was delicious and the portion was very big! Definitely a filling meal! It's located inside Blossom Market Hall so free parking is widely available around the area. You order the food at the cashier, and they give you a table buzzer that will vibrate when your tray of food is ready to be picked up. My order was ready in about 10 minutes. You seat yourself (cafeteria style). Casual setting and friendly service. Overall, would love to come back again to try their other rice dishes!

    Lumpiang Shanghai! Forgot to take a picture of the dipping sauce container.
    Yu W.

    The lumpia here is amazing!! Also, everyone working here is so friendly and thoughtful! Swung by here super last minute for a few orders of lumpia to bring to a birthday party that was starting about 30 minutes out. Order was piping hot and ready to go in 10 minutes as promised, and in a tray wrapped in foil with a large side of dipping sauce for me so it's party ready! I wasn't expecting this and I appreciate this so incredibly much! The lumpia was a huge hit with everyone! Thank you so much! Update #1: incredibly appreciative of the young man working there to let me know that they also offer 50 and 100 piece party trays for their lumpia! Such a great deal and huge hit at the potluck we got to attend for Super Bowl! Update #2: Got to try their Longsilog and Chicken Adobo meals, and both are so good, especially with that garlic rice and sauce! Highly recommend!

    Crispy Pata - called in for pick up- allow 20 Minutes since they make it fresh
    Aimee P.

    Glad there is authentic Filipino food in Alhambra . They have all time favorites , even Pinakbet. I like that it's really prepared fresh when you order. The restaurant is in one of the food stalls at Blossom Market. service is good and the ambiance for a food court is nice. There is parking.

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    Torie J.

    My favorite Lumpia I've had from any Filipino restaurant perioddddd. Theirs is perfectly crispy and the filling is umami and hits just right. This location is nestled inside Blossom Market Hall, where there's ample parking and great seating options both inside and outside. Staff is also super nice. :)

    Krispy Kare Kare
    Kara S.

    We have been here multiple times and keep coming back. My daughter loves the pork sinigang and the calamari. I don't know what they do to the calamari but we love that it is flavorful and soft. When we first had it, we had it there and we finished it all. Yesterday, we took it home and it was still so good when we ate it at home. This is their 2nd location and I must say, the quality is the same as the original one in West Covina. If you like Filipino food, must try!

    Sissig. Meal
    Carolyn F.

    Counter service is efficient at this eatery in a food court " Blossom Market Food Hall in the mission are of San Gabriel. Classic Filipino dishes have a good flavor. We enjoyed the Sissig and the fried milk fish plates. The garlic rice is tasty. The fried eggs are "meh" for me since they were dry & barely warm. The food hall atmosphere is modern and clean and pop music streaming . There are tables for groups and smaller ones with chairs for couples. Almuchow Atbp has counter seating.

    Michele L.

    Lumpia Shanghai Crispy, crunchy goodness!! So irresistibly delicious!! Can't wait to try more of their dishes. Wonderful customer service from Donnalyn viray, Herman and Cody! This place is inside of the Blossom Market Hall, which has indoor and outdoor seating.

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    Tony's Barbecue

    Tony's Barbecue

    3.9(92 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    •$$

    I got the coconut bibingka on a whim cuz they looked so good. It's pretty pricey, maybe about 6…read morebucks each, but they're so good. Not overly sweet or greasy. It's soft and airy and the young coconut pieces inside gives a nice texture. It's also available in ube, next time. Also got the tahoe on a whim cuz they had a banner with picture outside. Similar like the one in dimsum but the syrup is sweeter and thicker and there's some tapioca balls, make sure to mix the syrup. They offered to heat up but I took home as is, since I won't be eating it right away. Located inside 99 ranch.

    I got the bangus meal and the 2pork stix and 1 chicken stick meal, and on the 4th of July the meals…read morecame with free sodas! Our total was around $35~ which I feel like is a little steep for these kind of meals, but it did come with rice and soup! The staff was kind, and she told us our food would take about 20min. It did end up taking 20-30ish minutes I think, but that's fine. Food was made fresh, and it was pretty good I'd say. Yummy yummy!!! The tables are inside this 99 ranch, but that's kind of the vibe. We did our shopping and then we got our food and ate. It hit the spot personally, but I don't know if I'd be back. I could definitely make it for less, but it did come with soup...and it was really good. I don't know. Long wait, a little expensive, but still delicious and a nice staff. If you've never had filipino food, definitely check it out, but if you're filipino, probably just stick to nanay or lola's cooking.

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    The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila - Kare Kare!

    The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila

    4.0(336 reviews)
    12.1 mi
    •$$

    Took my mom here for Mother's Day. The food was very good and the servings were much more than I…read moreexpected. James was our server and gave us excellent service. He was so nice and very attentive. We will definitely go back.

    The six of us visited here again for a family lunch, and there was a 30-minute wait to get seated…read moreon a Sunday. We ordered the tipid package (included large pata, kare kare without oxtail, an appetizer, rice, and your choice of pancit bihon or pancit canton) and kenchi steak. We got lumpiang Shanghai (mini egg rolls with ground pork and shrimp) and a mix of bihon and canton. Most items serve three to four people, so come with a hungry party and prepare to take leftovers home. The crispy pata (a deep-fried pork knuckle) had a lot of flavorful and juicy meat. While this dish is inherently fatty, there is still meat to cut off. The kare kare (beef chunks, tripe, and vegetables with a braised peanut gravy) tasted good. The rich flavor was also influenced by vegetables, such as eggplants and long beans. Some of the beef chunks were a little fatty. The lumpiang Shanghai arrived late into our lunch because we had to follow up with our server. While they currently charge $23 just for this appetizer, the portion size was much too small. It seems that with this specific package, you'd get a smaller appetizer portion. The bihon (thin rice noodles) and canton (thick egg noodles) pancit mix tasted adequate, and we had no complaints. I enjoyed the kenchi steak the most. This dish is beef shin topped with bone marrow served on a sizzling plate with gravy and vegetables. The beef had a thick texture, and the potatoes tasted soft and lovely. It was filling and noticeably better than the items in the tipid package in my opinion. Lastly, even though we visited around noon, they unfortunately didn't have halo-halo (a Filipino milky shaved ice with fruits and preserves) available as a dessert. At the end of the day, this is a solid restaurant with large portions and well-seasoned flavors. I definitely see why it's a family favorite for many.

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    The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila - Interior

    Interior

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    Kare-Kare half order with half oxtail

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    Nova's Grill - Kare Kare !)

    Nova's Grill

    3.2(541 reviews)
    11.4 mi
    •$$

    The group I was in did the Boodle Fight, so our experience may be different than people who had…read morecatering orders, to-go orders, delivery, or dine-in. Also, I did not use their bathroom, so I do not have the full experience. I will say the parking lot was excellent. The staff that laid out the food did an amazing job. The food was delicious. I think the only thing I missed was Pancit. A table full of shrimp, fish, chicken, Sisig, fruit, eggplant, rice and so much more. We had a lot of fun eating with our hands and having a good time. We were there for like an hour an a half or so. I have been here for Boodle Fight before and I would love to go back for more. ***Please listen to the song I am parodying, "Can't Fight This Feeling" by REO Speedwagon.*** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpOULjyy-n8&list=RDzpOULjyy-n8&start_radio=1 While you are reading my song parody portion of my review below. I can't fight my hunger any longer I see the tables as they overflow What started out with food love has grown stronger I want to say that I love you in Tagalog Let's put on gloves and savor in this treasure And maybe have a water and a beer It's such a joy when we can eat together I love all your direction You make everything so clear And even as I get full I want another bite This food love is in Tagalog The beloved Boodle Fight My biggest fear is that I'll want to eat all night And I can't fight this hunger anymore You can touch my heart right to the very core I'll end up on your lovely island shore The one that I adore Forever And I can't fight this hunger anymore You can touch my heart right to the very core I love when I am walking through your door For all that I adore Because I can't fight this hunger anymore My hunger has been inspired since I met you I have Sarap dreams so vivid every night And I'll follow you like a vessel with the goods, you. Cause you give me all the flavors that I've dreamed of all my life And even as I get full I want another bite This food love is in Tagalog The beloved Boodle Fight My biggest fear is that I'll want to eat all night And I can't fight this hunger anymore You can touch my heart right to the very core I'll end up on your lovely island shore The one that I adore Forever And I can't fight this hunger anymore You can touch my heart right to the very core I love when I am walking through your door For all that I adore Because I can't fight this hunger anymore

    Nova's Grill knows their stuff, i order from them on Doordash between 1-2 times a week because im…read moretoo lazy to cook. I was bragging to my best friend about their food because we are foodie's and we love to eat. We were excited about what we were going to eat on Thursday, March 27 '26 and we had gotten there around 5:30. They close at 7 sp we had an hour and a half to eat. We ordered about 6 dishes --Pork Sinigang, Adobong Pusit, Bihon Guisado, Garlic Rice, Plain Rice, Crispy Pata , Ube Turon. When the orders came, the rice was so little, what they said was good for 2 people is actually only good for one. We asked for ice. They said they had none. not a big deal but honestly ice is a very important thing to have. There were no condiments on the table (patis , toyo, suka) etc which is common place in Filipino eateries. Around 6:30 we were being asked to finish our meal because they were "closing". Did they forget we ordered a bunch of stuff. If they are worried about their closing time, rhen please dont accept people an hour and a half before closing as you guys kmow Filipino food is not burgers and fries . You eat w little bit of everything slowly , its a cultural thing. We were again told two more times to hurry eating as they were closing. I was so shocked i coulf barely believe this kind of treatment. As a former caterer and hotel manager, we have never kicked anyone out of any establishment when they are still eating. You shut the door, you stop taking in customers but you always let the people still eating inside finish their meal, even if you had to stay behind for a bit. Another reason i took my best friend to dine rhere is because we were both so hungry and we dont do any cooking in our homes. My best friend paid for the meal --almost $150 , we decided against leaving a tip because the service was poor. The people working in the front had a less than acceptable demeanor, rushing us out of there we couldnt even finish eating. All in all, i felt embarassed in front of my best friend who treated me to the meal, when i had done nothing but brag about this place and their food non stop. I wpuld have loved to have had a conversation wirh Ms Nova Mendoza herself in person to compliment her on the amazing food but also to tell her that the staff needed further training im hospitality, customer care, and soft skills , it is their behavior and conduct which will bring this restaurant down. Please dont chase people out when they are eating. That was so poorly done.

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    Sunday 6/2/24 @ 1:45pm

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    Sisig party Tray

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    Kusina Filipina Los Angeles - P7. Pork Adobo

    Kusina Filipina Los Angeles

    4.0(523 reviews)
    6.9 mi•Glassell Park
    •$$

    Stumbled upon this place with some friends while looking for Filipino food in the area. I don't…read moreknow exactly what I was expecting but any expectations I had were surpassed by miles. When we walked in, there was a full jazz band made up of what looked like high school students playing. Despite there only being a few families in the audience(presumably their parents), the energy was infectious with loud whoops and clapping every time someone finished a solo. I didn't know any of these kids but I was cheering the entire time. Everyone, including the other customers were very friendly. The food itself was incredible, super affordable with huge portions. Every dish we tried was so delicious, we couldn't stop talking about how good the food was. I ordered the Pork Sisig and it could've easily fed 3 people alone. Both of my roommates also ordered their own entrees and the portions were huge. Definitely a restaurant for sharing. The service was fantastic, the server was refilling my water cup every few minutes and incredibly attentive. While looking for a quick meal we came upon a Filipino feast with live music, a super positive atmosphere, and leftovers that will last us for days. Couldn't recommend this place enough.

    I highly recommend this restaurant if you want to get an authentic experience of traditional…read moreFilipino cuisine. The flavors are reminiscent of dishes. I grew up eating and seem to be consistent each time I order. And they always provide friendly and professional customer service on the phone or in person. I highly recommend their Lumpia Shanghai and I am honestly pretty impressed with their Kare Kare, which is often a hit or miss at other locations, but here it is consistent both in flavor and portions. I ate here in person once years ago and usually do takeout. The ambience though is very nice and intimate and cozy... And I understand that they have live music from time to time. I highly recommend you give them a try!

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    Kusina Filipina Los Angeles - Lumpia shanghai, steamed rice, chopsuey, pancit miki bihon, sinampalukang manok, lechon kawali, Sisig bangus, beef caldereta

    Lumpia shanghai, steamed rice, chopsuey, pancit miki bihon, sinampalukang manok, lechon kawali, Sisig bangus, beef caldereta

    Kusina Filipina Los Angeles - C3. Chicken Adobo

    C3. Chicken Adobo

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    Spoon & Pork

    Spoon & Pork

    4.3(573 reviews)
    9.5 mi•Silver Lake
    •$$

    The Kare Kare from Spoon & Pork is nothing short of a warm, comforting hug in a bowl…read more When the dish arrived at my table, I was immediately drawn to its rich, golden peanut sauce -- smooth and fragrant, with a roasted nuttiness that made my mouth water before I even took a bite. Nestled in the sauce were vibrant, perfectly cooked vegetables: tender bok choy, slightly charred green beans, and slices of eggplant that had soaked up all the savory depth of the stew. At the heart of the dish lay generous chunks of beef -- fork-tender, deeply flavored, with just enough fat to melt into the sauce and give it that rich, silky mouthfeel Kare Kare is known for. Sprinkled over the top were crunchy bits, adding a satisfying contrast to every spoonful. Of course, the small side of bagoong (fermented shrimp paste) was essential -- a modest dollop transformed each bite, balancing the sweetness and creaminess of the peanut sauce with a punch of briny intensity. Paired with steaming garlic rice, every scoop felt like the perfect blend of textures and flavors, a true homage to the Filipino classic. Eating Spoon & Pork's Kare Kare felt both nostalgic and elevated -- the heart and soul of a traditional comfort food presented with an eye for freshness and balance. It's the kind of dish that makes you slow down, savor each bite, and immediately start planning your next visit.

    4.5 stars. Sorry,…read moreguys - I'm still catching up on my reviews and am kicking myself for failing to write this before Spoon & Pork permanently shut its doors. This was an unforgettable eatery. During our trip to Los Angeles in May, 2023, Wendell invited Jay, Z and me to meet up with Veda and him for a late lunch at 2 PM at one of their favourite Filipino restaurants, Spoon & Pork, on Sunday, the 7th. Spoon & Pork, which originated as a food truck, was a restaurant that specialized in Filipino comfort food with a contemporary twist. They offered a fresh, inventive fusion of the flavours of the Philippines with modern sophistication. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Los Angeles' Silver Lake neighbourhood, Spoon & Pork was a cozy boutique eatery on bustling Sunset Boulevard that greeted guests with a neon pig sign at their front entrance. No private lot on this busy street, so finding nearby parking was a bit challenging and although the charming spot offered both indoor and al fresco dining, seating was also limited. The tropical-inspired dining room with warm wood accents created an effortlessly cool and relaxed atmosphere that felt both modern and rooted in tradition. Upon entry, guests were welcomed by the aroma of sizzling meats and fragrant spices which alluded to the culinary journeys to come. The food at Spoon & Pork wasn't exactly what one's nanay (mom) or lola (grandma) would cook. Celebrating fresh takes on the richness of Filipino cuisine, the menu was an invitation to indulge in unexpected, compelling twists on a thoughtfully curated selection of traditional dishes, infusing familiar flavours into new forms. Below are what we ordered: beef tapa ($25) - MASARAP (DELICIOUS)! Of all the dishes that we ordered, this was the winner of them all as the succulent meat packed a punch of flavour. adobo tofu ($14) - One of Wendell's regular orders, this notable plant-based option, was a tasty, innovative take on the Philippine classic that balanced tradition with modern creativity. laing ($9) - From their platito, small plates section, this bowl of coconut braised taro leaves was rich and creamy deliciousness, but, yes, mini in portion size. garlic rice ($4/$7) - Ordering the garlic rice over plain jasmine rice was a no brainer. Thoroughly infused with the savouriness of the many bits of garlic, this rice perfectly paired with all of the other dishes. bistek ($28) - The skirt steak was very tender and the sauce perfectly balanced the tanginess from the calamansi juice with the savoury soy sauce. lechon kawali ($23) - Another reimagined classic dish featuring crispy, golden pork belly with crunchy skin and tender, flavourful meat inside. The dish was complemented by a tangy, pickled red cabbage that enhanced the crispy texture and added a refreshing contrast. This mastery of flavour and texture tickled Z's tastebuds and won him over. Before this day, Z was never a fan of Filipino food. Everything tasted boldly rich and every bit intensely intoxicated our taste buds. Service was quick, friendly, and attentive. What a remarkably epicurean feast and delightful experience we enjoyed! We're super bummed that Spoon & Pork permanently closed shoppe. Z and I were hoping to return for another tasty meal. Truly, a worthy spot this place was to hit up for an impressively creative taste of the Philippines in Los Angeles.

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    Spoon & Pork - Busy night!

    Busy night!

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    Adobo Musubi and Gambas Roll!

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