Ate here today with my family, and we absolutely loved it! The restaurant started getting really…read morebusy with more people coming in, but the service remained amazing. Our waitress was so kind, welcoming, and attentive, and the food was absolutely spot-on! Being from Seattle, WA, and currently on vacation, we were so happy to find this little spot near where we're staying. It brought back so many memories and made me miss the Philippines even more. We instantly fell in love with this place and will definitely be coming back!

Great food, but even better is friendly family style staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our time in their…read more"home".

I was in the area so I wanted to check this place out. I was I heaven! I wanted to buy all the…read moresnacks! I just got a few so I can come back with my daughter and she can pick some things out. The prepared food was delicious. The Volcano Roll portion was huge but the Pork Adobo was lacking in portion. The lumpia was good. I'm coming back for sure!

I have never been to Indonesia or the Philippines yet this grocery store & more reminds me of my…read moretravels abroad in India. Have backpacked around the world spending a few years in India. Love the relaxed vibe here w/ the friendly staff working here. The food & other products sold here are from Indonesia along w/ the Philippines. Has an exotic feel. Think snacks, clothes, toiletries, staples such as mung beans, & noodles etc. There is a weekend lunch buffet that includes nine veg & non-veg items for $10. The hours are variable since they export some of the goods here the timings of when they close vary.

This place have all the best Filipino products and very cheap price compared to others. I always…read morecome when I needed to cook Filipino food and when I have a craving for Filipino snacks from Chicharon, potato chips, cheese curls, lucky me instant noodles, magnolia/selecta ice cream, Goldilocks mamon, and the drinks like Sarsi Royal calamansi juice mango juice just to name a few of my favorites. They also have hotdogs, Langunisa, tapa, Bangus, pampano, smoke fish. Amazing even can goods like Ligo sardines, palm corn beef and liver spreads. They have everything that I need even different types of pancit for cooking to rice. I don't need to go to other Asian market that is bigger but are lacking of my favorite brands. This place is a great place to get all the seasonings that you need too!! Thank you for always being friendly and accommodating to us whenever we are in your store.

Because I was born into a Filipino family, I grew up enjoying Filipino culture either it be…read moretelevision, festivals, movies, or music. However, my favorite part of Filipino culture is so far the cuisine. Though Deguzmans in Orlando is the place to go for authentic Filipino cuisine such as kare-kare, dinaguan, bistek, and other dishes, the one Asian market local to where I love to get Filipino wares such as Filipino ice cream, Filipino snacks, and Filipino drinks is the Fil-Am Oriental Store. The small store is located in a very small two-story shopping complex just east of the Babcock St. and Malabar Rd. intersection. Upon entering, you'll notice the store consists of two fridge cases, four small aisles, and four cooler boxes in the back. To be honest, the selection they have is very limited. However, what they do have is what I want Filipino food-wise that no other Asian food market around here has. First and foremost, they have numerous flavors of Selecta ice cream. Buko pandan, mango, halo-halo, and ube. They have Filipino snacks and desserts, the three-in-one coffee packets, and the grass jelly drinks. Oh, and they also have the spiced vinegar, That may not sound like much, but it is a lot to me. Besides the unique selection of items that happens to be stuff I want and/or need, the family who owns the grocery is really nice. I have come to know the them and are considered friends of the family. I actually missed them at my niece's birthday party simply because I was fashionably late. To be fair though, almost all Asians consider each other family once we get to know each other. Back on Fil-Am Oriental Store, it is a "hidden gem" of an Asian grocery store that many people may not even know about. I really hope the are able to expand and increase their selection. For now, they have what is necessary among Asians (and other ethnic groups around here), but if they get popular enough to increase their inventory, their customer base living in South Palm Bay will surely be thankful instead of having to drive all the way to either Jason's Everyday Produce, the closest Asian grocery with a wider selection of goods that Fil-Am Oriental Store may lack.

I had a chance to try the filipino food at an event in Kissimmee. I have tried a lot of filipino…read morefood and was very impressed! We ordered the platter with Adobo, rice and BBQ and another platter with lumpia, rice and menudo. The adobo was well prepared, not too salty or too much vinegar. The BBQ was delicious! Lumpia had a touch of sweetness and a crispy wrapper. We took lumpia home and it was still crispy! Their booth had a great selection of food at the event. The staff was very friendly. You know the food is good when they have a long line! I will be looking for the brick and mortar restaurant the next time I am in Kissimmee!

Pretty good little Filipino grocery store. Have most of the Filipino ingredients and some cooked…read morefood for take out or dine in. The pandesals and Spanish bread are freshly baked daily. We bought some and eat it the next day, which instantly reminded me of the Philippines. Good stuff!

I love to eat the food I grew up on which is Filipino food, but I also love other Asian cuisine…read more There is something about eating food from the region your family is from. Ergo, I must have only the products and ingredients that deliver in quality in high quantities if need be. Thank God for K & C Oriental Market. It does not specifically specialize in one particular Asian country, but caters to them all just enough to get by with basics. Located in a small shopping strip on the northeast quadrant of the Wickham Rd. and Aurora Rd. intersection, K & C Oriental Market is located near a sport's bar that serves seafood (can't remember the name to save my life). It advertises itself as catering to every Asian ethnicity out there including Chinese, Japanese, Indonesian, Thai, Korean, Cambodian, and Filipino. I am sure there are more but I can't name them all off the top of my head. What K & C will have are ingredients universally used among all Asian countries like noodles, certain vegetables, and the like. They do have some special preference items depending on country too like black bean noodles (Korean), thousand-year old eggs (Chinese), and even coconut sweet rice wrapped in banana leaves (Filipino). Prepackaged goods can either be necessary or a novelty (stuff you can find at an anime or K-pop store) but are cheaper than most places. Finally, they actually have hardware from Asian countries like bamboo mats, kitchenware, and even straw hats. Overall, my "go-to" place when it comes to general Asian needs for cooking. Once again, the largest selection I can think of outside of Jason's Everyday Produce but nothing they specialize in. On a side note, I would not buy fresh or frozen ingredients from here or any Asian store. Reason has nothing to do with quality as they are good, but places like Thrifty Produce have the same at a cheaper price.

Open Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 8 pm, this pretty much has all of the Asian specialty…read moreproducts, but lacking a bit in some variety. It's still a good collection, but if you really want to see an even more expansive Asian selection then I'd recommend hitting up the Asian markets over in Orlando. The store itself is a little bit congested and can be hard to move around if there's multiple people (5 or more). The aisles are made for one person at a time so it can be a little of a waiting game. They also have some baked goods at the counter for purchase. It's decent, but unsure how fresh it is. I ended up getting their Banh Bao and it was okay, but not as fresh as I would have hoped. The bread part was a little bit dry and the pork center was pretty simple. The Red Bean Hopia was straight forward and the Green Tapioca Yellow Bean dessert was the same. Pretty good and will hit the spot, but not the most freshly baked items.

Kape Kaya is such a great weekend addition! So much to look forward to on Saturday mornings :) Love…read morethe collabs three have been hosting. Be sure to arrive early enough to join the line, as it gets incredibly long. They are very good about keeping it moving. We have tried almost every item on the menu so far. Each bite is filled with such exotic flavors.

Finally came into Kaya for Magical Dining. Such a lovely experience. From the food to the drinks…read more It was also delicious and presented beautifully. Would love to come back during happy hour because they have such unique cocktails. It's a small space but feels homey. I recommend making a reservation because it can get busy. I've been 2x for their Saturday bakery and let me tell you it's SO worth it. Definitely come early so you can get all the baked goods of your choice. Honestly all are amazing. My friend and I always get one of each and share, but we always end up getting boxes to go

I love me a good grocery store with a restaurant inside lol this Filipino bake shop plus grocery…read moreplus restaurant has a great variety of Filipino cuisine, snacks and atmosphere that just reminds me of home. One time eating here with my family, I learned that you can order a decent-sized ube cake for $35. It is super moist and delicious and you can't beat that price for a custom-made cake not commonly found in stores. I try to place an order when I have family in town to celebrate birthdays. Just give them a call and the cake can be ready in about 2-3 days. They're always so nice and accommodating. I will have to try their restaurant again so I can make a complete review.

This is a cute mom & pop bakery/restaurant/grocery. The…read morefood is incredibly great. However, we waited 1 hour and 15 mins to get served. I think they were busy with caterings and there was only one person working but overall food is good :)