Food is maintained with great flavor and quality. Food place has expanded its space. Clean…read more Friendly service.

Haven't been here in a while. Stopped by to order some food for the amazing nurses on base. Ordered…read moreBicol express, sisig and kare-kare. Also ordered a couple trays for an upcoming event. They were so delicious. It takes me back to my childhood memories in my home country. Agnes took my order. She was friendly, helpful and so patient with me. I love that they make you feel at home. She's from Pampanga, the Philippines' culinary capital known for flavorful and yummy dishes. Place is small but perfect for take outs and catering. There are some grocery items also available. I highly recommend them.

I drove 1.5 hours for this and it was worth it. That pork was juicy and so tasty and that glass…read moreshattering skin was so crispy. I had it with rice and I love that it came with a vinegary sauce. I'd love to pack fresh herbs and maybe some pickled vegs with me next time. Also tried their version of chorizo and it's slightly sweeter than the other version I've tried. Still really good and got some warm spices to it. I'd probably order it again but that pork is the main star. Ambiance is ok, not much to it but the service was very warm and friendly and welcoming.

I've been coming here since day one, and somehow it just keeps getting better every single time…read more I came in specifically for the Cebu lechon, and once again--it did not disappoint. The skin had that perfect crisp and crackle, and the meat was juicy, tender, and packed with flavor. Easily one of the best pork experiences you'll find anywhere. But what really makes this place special is the people behind it. Tita Marilyn has built something real here--you can feel the culture, the pride, and the consistency the moment you walk in. Heidi was on the chopping block today and absolutely dialed in--fast, precise, and on point. Reyna was as welcoming as ever and made the whole experience feel like family. That's what separates this place. It's not just great food--it's hospitality, tradition, and heart all in one. If you're looking for authentic Cebu lechon done right, this is the spot. No questio

Stopped by this place coming back to the Bay from Sacramento…read more Place seemed clean, prices were actually good, especially for a Filipino place which all have been extremely expensive lately. I don't rememver exactly but I think it was like $13.99 for 2 items with rice and comes with a can of soda as well. Staff was extremely friendly and nice. Had us try a few of the dishes too since we weren't too sure what to get. Only reason Im giving it a 4 star is because I personally think they kinda missed the mark when it came to their Sisig. For a place named Sisig,I would have thought that it would be their specialty but again, it seems like they missed the mark there. They had 2 kinds, their regular sisig and lechon kawali sisig. I got the regular one. Taste was okay but the texture was weird. It reminded me of canned tuna or like pulled pork to be honest. It didnt have the meat texture you'd expect from Sisig. But still think I would come back because the rest of our orders were good, and the entire vibe was good.

Happy New Year! January 13, 2026…read moreTuesday 5:58 PM Nice lady let us in at 5:58 PM. As a loyal customer, we are so excited & craving and at least we have a chance to order a bulk order, Filipino food on the line is delicious, but unfortunately a young man said the cash register is "CLOSED!" WHAT!!!!!! I guess courtesy service is no longer vital. We are very disappointed.

The best Filipino food I've had, their service is great and the halo halo is the best!read more

$16.00 Halo Halo is ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…read moreBeing Filipino and know the cost of individual ingredients to make Halo halo, I just make it at home. People who want to try for the first time most likely would spend $16 on an entree and never experience the pleasure of a cool treat like Halo halo. Greedy business in my opinion.

Crispy Pata was delicious! Convenient grocery store with food ready to go or dine in. We will be…read moreback, Salamat Po!

Traditional Filipino dishes [Vallejo CA]…read more We were in the area and were looking for a place to eat preferably serving Filipino cuisine since we have limited options in Roseville. Hubby found this restaurant and so we drove to the place. First thing you'll notice once you enter the restaurant is the warm temp inside - no AC but they have electric fans going on. To the right is a long shelf with a variety grocery items while the table seating is laid out in the center. TV was tuned in to a channel playing a Filipino movie. This is a "turo-turo" style food ordering, meaning no table service instead you go to where the dishes are cooked in large portions (which is towards the back of the restaurant) and you choose which ones you want. We ordered: Pork Sinigang - a little too sour for me but this is a classic Filipino soup with pork ribs, vegetables, and tamarind broth. Bistek (beef steak) - thin slices of marinated beef before smothered in a deeply savory sauce and topped with golden-seared onions Pork Adobo - classic Filipino dish of pork simmered in vinegar, soy sauce, and garlic Kaldereta - goat meat stew I didn't try the kaldereta but all the other dishes were good and delicious. You will definitely feel the Filipino hospitality here. Street parking. Maraming salamat! Review #3929

An Ilocano Turoturo place with legit rice plates. We did a Laing and Insarabasab (Ilocano sisig)…read moreand a Pork adobo and Bistek combo. The star and my new found love is their rendition of sisig, loved the use fresh peppers, onions and ginger with ears and face. The market is minimal with lots of authentic staples. Worth a stop for a yummy lunch.

Oriental Market can be found on Clayton Rd, across the street from Min's Kitchen, and just a bit…read moredown from where The Cheese Steak Shop is. Just note, though it's called an oriental market, which is technically accurate, to be more specific this place is a Filipino spot, takeout food and the mini market wares included. Parking is pretty easy to find here even though it may not look it from the front, but there is parking to the side of the building and also in the back if needed, so keep that in mind, but most likely won't need to really use the back. While the place is actually decently sized, just note that the shelves are pretty bare and there's just not much actually on those shelves. Maybe just 1-3 bags of each item, and there's not many items there. Looking at past pictures, this may just be how it is now, but just be aware, it's less market now and probably more of just a takeout food place as that seems to be more of a focus here. They have a small selection of dishes which they told me they rotate every so often as far as specific dishes in the spots. There's not a huge selection, and if I were to compare it, I'd say their selection of food is about the same as if you went to Mama Lumpia's counter and that's basically where they're at. Not too much to choose from, so just know this going in if you're planning to takeout something. Pricing wise for the food, it's not too bad, but will be more expensive than some of the other options around, especially with it being takeout. But they do a good job stuff the container to the top, so that's a bit more helpful at least. Not expensive for Filipino food. Some of the stuff looked good, as I will go back and try some of them in the future, but today I decided to just go with the adobo pork. I feel the adobo pork was just okay. The flavors actually weren't too bad, and the meat was pretty tender and not dry, but the fat part I feel could have been cooked a bit more as it was too chewy for my liking, and not the best pork belly I've ever had for sure, and certainly not from a Filipino place. But again, portions were good. Will I be back? I can say I'm interested. As far as a market goes, it's really not much there, or at least not much there nowadays compared to pictures of the old, so probably wouldn't be my first option for market stuff when there's 99 Ranch and Seafood City around. Would I come back for the food takeout? That is probably more likely as I am interested in how their lumpia is, and perhaps try some of their pancit, or even the spaghetti which they didn't have on that particular day. See you around Oriental Market.

Amazing Filipino food perfect for our wedding reception!…read more This is what we ordered for our wedding reception: pork sisig, chopsuey, pancit canton, chicken adobo, laing, sweet and sour fish, chicken lumpia, pork menudo, and white rice. Everything was delicious! Nothing was too oily or salty. Most of our guests were Filipino but even my non-Filipino friends who haven't tried a lot of Filipino dishes yet enjoyed the food. The medium trays were the perfect size for our party of 35. The only thing I regret is not convincing my then fiancé to order more lumpia! 50 lumpia ran out so quick I didn't get to taste one. That's OK though because I plan to come in person to order the lumpia! We did have leftovers after the reception, even after people took some to go. The leftovers reheated well and I ate them for my work lunches. Jane was our point of contact. We exchanged emails and text messages. We sent our order via email and Jane emailed us an estimate. We then paid for our order in person. We paid for delivery and they had all the food delivered to our reception. They communicated with our point person for our reception venue. In person, Jane was friendly. It did take some time for us to hear back via email, but Jane always responded fast through text. If you're looking for Filipino food catering, I highly recommend going with Lutong Bahay!

First time trying this place out. We ordered a few dishes for takeout. The place is small, mom…read moreand pop business. The owner is nice and accommodating. The food is just okay. I ordered pancit palabok (not very good) it lacked color and taste and mostly noodles. Not worth what I paid for. I won't order it again. We also ordered a kawali silog and bistek silog. You can't go wrong with silogs. They are always good! I will probably go back and order online, I don't recommend walk in order, it takes awhile. I will try other items on their menu. The prices are decent.

It was real busy here. Probably cause of Easter weekend. There was a line as usual but glad they…read morestill had what we came for. Including the grocery items we came for. All the items we've tried from their hot trays have been good. Especially their palabok, sotanghon, and variety of pancit. And their staff are always helpful and pleasant. Always a happy camper knowing we're stopping by when in the area.

I am writing to share my disappointment with my recent experience at this restaurant…read more The main issue was that the food quality and serving were not consistent. Some dishes were prepared well, while others were not up to the same standard, which made the experience very unreliable. As a customer, I expect consistency in both taste and presentation. I also noticed staff using their phones while working, which affected the level of attention and service. When I brought my concerns to a staff member named Sherly, I felt that my complaint was not taken seriously and that there was a lack of care in addressing the situation. Overall, the service did not meet expectations, and the issue was not handled professionally. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and improves consistency, staff attentiveness, and customer service. At this time, I cannot recommend this restaurant based on my experience.

Our go to Local Asian Market. They got a good selection of goods. But the highlight of this review…read moreis for their fried fish. Always fresh and not too greasy!

This place is NOT LATINO FRIENDLY! They discriminated my mom…read morethat doesn't speak English and claimed she "wanted to steal" after she paid for everything then proceeded to follow my mom to her car to harass her! After this incident we went back to clarify any miscommunication due to my mom's inability to understand and speak English. She admitted that my mom paid for everything and did not steal anything but didn't want us there. They deserve ZERO STARS! My family and friends will not be coming here anymore.

This a nice little sit down spot with a friendly owner. She's very nice and converses with the…read morepatrons that come in. The place is clean and have some nice wall art. And a couple TVs. There's a good amount of tables with spacious open floor. My sister was hungry for something small and came here while I was grocery shopping next door at 3Js. She was in the mood for some Shanghai lumpia to snack on but ended up with a lunch plate. She got the lunch special which consisted rice, sisig, and some lumpia Shanghai. She said the sisig was really good. I tried a Shanghai lumpia and it was pretty tasty. You can tell my sister enjoyed her sisig cause she was only wanting a snack but ended almost eating her whole lunch plate. The only thing is the plates on the menu are a bit pricey. I'll just have to try them out next time to see if it's worth it.

The owner Tita Babe took our order. She was super nice & spent time talking with us in between…read morecustomers. We ordered the bansilog, one of the lunch plates with BBQ chicken & halo halo. Everything was delicious. We even got pork sinigang to go. Coming back soon with the family! And the place was super clean.