The best Lumpia and Pancit. Great atmosphere for friends gathering or a date night. You can even…read morestop by and grab a to go order I'm telling you the lumpia is sooo good!! The bar has most the drinks you could ask for and there are dart birds, pool tables and bowling.

This place is good to go. It's inside the bowling alley. As soon as you walk in it's on the left…read more Filipina run and they are very nice. Said hello right away and started joking also. Very funny. Beef lumpia,Pancit and grilled cheese were on the order. Was not busy when I walked in but got busy real quick. I picked up my food real quick,though. It was all very tasty. Wish I would of know about this place sooner. Good food and good service

Fallon was such a welcome and a pleasant surprise, as we were on the road and ran out of rice!…read more This was along the way, and thank goodness this place existed! While it's a small Asian-centric market, they do have a great variety of items in stock - I was surprised that they had jars of Lily's peanut butter, as you can't find them easily! The prices are a little higher, but I can only imagine trying to procure Asian goods to bring to this small town. Service was friendly. Plenty of parking in the front. +literally the only Asian market in the area! +free parking in the front

Best Asian food market in Fallon!! We definitely need this grocery store here and glad they opened…read moreup!!

We stopped by Silong pretty close to closing time, so unfortunately they didn't have as many…read moreselections available. We ended up trying the halo-halo, turon, pancit, and chicken afritada. The chicken afritada was definitely the standout for my family!Everyone really enjoyed it, and it was flavorful and comforting. The pancit was also flavorful overall, although I think it could use a little improvement. The halo-halo was okay, but nothing that really stood out to us. The turon was decent, but I personally would have liked it to be a little crispier with just a touch more sweetness. That being said, this has been the only Filipino restaurant we've tried so far that we actually enjoyed the food at, so we would definitely come back again and try more of their dishes, especially when they have a fuller selection earlier in the day. The staff also let us know that they open at 8am with brunch/lunch typically starting around 11am, so I'd definitely recommend coming earlier if you want more options. They also turn into an AYCE sushi buffet in the evening, which is something we'd be interested in trying next time. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and are looking forward to coming back and trying more Filipino dishes!

Best Filipino food, great environment, great atmosphere & wonderful people, 100% recommend!!!!read more

First time trying 11 7 Tambayan, a Filipino restaurant/Karaoke bar/Pool hall. Spacious…read moreestablishment with attentive and friendly service. We called ahead for the Crispy Pasta. So, it was piping hot and ready for us as soon as we got there. Crispy and deliciously moist. Dipping sauce Mang Tomas and soy sauce with purple onions were perfect accompaniment. Kare-kare was really good too. Perfect tender meat. Lots of veggies. Definitely try it with a side of Bagoong. Both dishes came with a side of rice. Finishing our meal with Turon. Sweet banana egg roll with jack fruit. A classic Filipino dessert. Overall, highly recommend. Huge portions. Price is fair. Could use some TV and music in the background.

AYCE lunch buffet was delicious and had a good amount of choices. Service was friendly and…read moreattentive. I highly recommend!

Fantastic local Hawaiian fare, with some added mainland features!…read more Located in a small corner of Reno, Aloha Shack is about 10 minutes away from downtown, and is worth the drive! They have all the favorite island dishes, from loco mocos, to katsu, musubis, and poke. They even have malasadas for dessert! The fun part is that they have some awesome chicken wings too! The dining room has plenty of tables for larger parties, and it is decorated beautifully with trophies from past wing competitions and a gallery wall of family portraits. We ordered Lumpia: these ain't the Shanghai ones that most people see, and I appreciate it very much! Full of meat and veggies, it comes crispy with a soy dipping sauce. Loco Moco Bowl: nice and thick brown gravy smother this bowl with a perfect over easy egg and 2 beef patties, all over some nice steamed short grain. Kids Mac n cheese: a staple in our kids diet right now, this was a very good sized portion and it cut the heat great from our spicy wings. Speaking of... Spicy peach habañero bbq wings: amazing flavor! Very bold with the heat, and the sweet was a great addition in trying to scarf down the full order. Not for the faint of heart! If you're in the area and needing a quick Hawaiian local fix, stop by!

Still awesome. We tried Aloha cheese shell tacos. Who thinks of that? They were delicious. Of…read morecourse I had poke, rice, cucumber and spicy sauce perfection in a bowl! Also, a side of the best mac salad this side of the Milky Way. On your next visit to Red Rock stop in and taste what I'm talking about!

I ordered the Cebu Lechon belly ($20), chicharon bulaklak ($17), and chicken inisal ($10). For the…read morecost and that I would consider the portions sizes small, Im not sure if it's worth it. Rice is not included. The Lechon was delicious though- very moist and juicy, had crispy skin, and good subtle flavor. I like that they offered chicharon bulaklak (deep fried pork snack that's the membrane/tissue attached to the intestine). When I think of unique Filipino appetizers, I think of this dish specifically. This was good. Think extra crispy ruffled fat packed with lots of fat that burst into your mouth with every bite. If you like fatty things, I recommend those two dishes. They're hard to mess up. The chicken inisal was my least favorite. The flavor wasn't anything special & the chicken was dry in my opinion. I was the only one in line but my order was fairly fast. From the moment I ordered, it took about 10-15 minutes. Service was pretty direct, nothing spectacular. With Filipino food not being popular, I recommend being more welcoming and introducing the food or asking if there's any questions about the menu.

Hukad Pinoy serves the best cebu lechon belly in town, it was crispy on the outside & the actual…read morepork wasn't dry! I also highly recommend trying their shrimp okoy & sisig. The lady who helped us was extremely nice and accommodating. Kinda wish they offered Filipino dessert too? Maybe eventually! But so so good!

If this is the only place in the area then I guess it's better than nothing. They barely had…read moreanything and sup with those glass meth pipes sold at the counter?

We are lucky to even have a VERY small portion of an Asian selection in the "ethnic"grocery aisle…read more To have this store in a town as small as Tahoe is a god-send! I've purchase frozen Lumpia, Longnisa, Ube ice cream and Rabbit candy here... enough to curb my Filipino cravings until I visit family down the mountain. Don't hate on this small family owned business and don't expect to come to a small town and get Bay Area options, ya'lls.

There are restaurants that try very hard to impress you, and then there are places that just cook…read moregood food and let it do the talking. Manila Hong Kong Store and Kitchen falls firmly into the second category, and honestly that's exactly what a Saturday morning Filipino breakfast calls for. My family and I settled into the cozy, casual vibe without any fuss. This is not a place trying to be anything other than what it is, a neighborhood spot serving solid Filipino food at prices that don't require you to file a damage report afterward. We ordered tocino, fried bangus, and pork sisig, all served with rice, the way the Force intended. The tocino was sweet and caramelized in the right way, the bangus was crispy on the outside and flaky inside, and the sisig brought enough sizzle and flavor to round out the whole spread. We split a gulaman sago drink, which is exactly the kind of refreshing choice that makes you feel like you made a good decision even before the food arrives. Nothing on the table was going to earn a Michelin star, but everything was satisfying and made with care, which is a more honest measure of a good breakfast anyway. The store side of the operation is worth a browse too. Wide selection of Filipino market items, the kind of ingredients and snacks you're not finding at a regular grocery chain. My partner found a few things worth taking home, so the trip pulled double duty. Five stars for being exactly what it promises. Good food, fair prices, and a room that feels like someone's nanay runs it, which in this case is the highest compliment I can offer.

If you want a Filipino store to go to , this is probably the closest store you are going to get to…read morea seafood city here in Reno. I was actually pleasantly surprised with all the different stuff they have here for your Filipino comfort foods. I could not hold back on certain items because I knew I wouldn't be able to get them unless I drove 2 hours to Sac for seafood city. Pricing wise , I really can't tell as I do not go to Seafood city much, but I personally think the pricing here is decent especially with everything they have on inventory. It is pretty clean , organized , and easy to navigate certain sections. I also like that the restaurant is right next door if you are hungry and want to grab a meal. However I do think their selection is pretty limited with the basic: sinigang ang baboy and Longinisa with garlic fried rice. Also keep in mind if you are getting the sinigang it is about $17. Like I said, probably the closest store you will get to a seafood city and pretty well stocked of items. I do recommend checking this one out .