Great place for fresh seafood and a taste of classic Filipino food. It is similar to "dampa" where…read morediners will select ingredients from the cold section and proceed to the counter. Ningnangan is popular up north since there are other branches across the different towns in Bulacan. Went on a tuesday night and there are is quite of number of people. Items are usually priced per 100g. There is a variety of fish, meat, vegetable, and skewers. Local delicacies and desserts are also available. We ordered a King Crab in Spicy Garlic, Buttered Shrimp, Baked Tahong, Bulalo, Ensalada and Rice. The choice of recipe is requested upon payment. Our entire bill costs P2500 including drinks. The staff are all well-trained and food is served in no time. Area is clean with nipa huts for bigger groups.

Good food and great service! What else can you ask for? We came here during lunch time when they…read moreare starting to get really busy, seats were full to accommodate our small group, the server gladly opened another enclosed section to accommodate us. Service was quick, the food was delicious especially the grilled squid, the mango juice was quite delish too! The gentleman who helped us was very courteous worthy of a generous tip! Located inside SM Marilao I am glad we stumbled on this place to fill our grumbling stomachs! Thumbs up!

The staff are very accommodating. And the food they served, was so delicious especially the…read morekare-kare and crispy pata. So yummy!

Food is great although the serving time is a little long but that's understandable since there's a…read morelot of people eating.

SOOOO many places to eat in the Philippines! So where to go? Kuya J's is a great place to stuff…read moreyour face. Huge plus for me they take credit card! Prices are very comparable to the food court prices. You can have a full meal for 150p. But if you really want to go buck wild then order a variety of dishes in the family style portions. More expensive. You can't really go wrong with any of the selections so try one of each section. If you like pork I recommend the Crispy Pata because it's generally difficult to prepare yourself and pretty expensive in the U.S. For beef, grab the Caldereta. It's a little spicy but amazing. Can't go wrong with either desserts. Only thing I didnt like was the Iced Tea. I guess I have an American tongue but it tasted so weird to me. Was like a weird powder mix Ice Tea flavored TANG drank. I did absolutely LOVE the cucumber juice. Was so refreshing and HUGE. 3 family style dishes. 2 large bowls of rice. 2 pitchers of Ice Tea flavored TANG, a cucumber juice, and 2 desserts set me back 2200p. 40ish USD. Tad more expensive if you family style but if you have USD or Euros who cares? If you're looking to take a break from Chowking and Jollibee then Kuya J's is a great alternative. ENJOY!!! http://www.kuyaj.ph