Located inside Colma's famous 'Lucky Chance Casino', Cafe Colma is a great resto to cure your after hours munchies. They serve all diner foods including; American, Italian and Philipinno dishes. My two friends and I ordered Kare Kare (oxtail stew) , Pancit Bihon noodles, longanisa with egg and rice plate and I tackled the Club House sandwich & fries with ranch dressing. Fast service and decent prices. Open 24/7 read more

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Hole in the wall inside the Lucky Chances casino. Vast variety menu, Filipino, Chinese and American. Had the bangusilog and pork sisig. So delicious. Will return to try the rest of the menu. Service was kinda slow though. read more

Cafe Colma - Sisig was yummy. - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

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Really good Filipino food! I got the palabok pansit and it was delicious. Definitely want to try the beef calderata and milkfish. Personally I would order the Filipino dishes rather than the Chinese dishes. Must try when at lucky chances. read more

Cafe Colma - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

A lot has changed. Its never been the same. first food prices were significantly high with serving size of food getting smaller. The taste and quality of food is not the same anymore. Additionally, they dont allow you to split payments anymore even for just 2 cards. Ridiculous! Never again to this place. read more

Come here all the time in the mornings on weekends from the East Bay to enjoy the best Filipino food in Daly City/Colma area without having to wait until lunchtime (time most Filipino restaurants nearby open). Food is awesome and simply authentic without all the superficial presentation that other Filipino restaurants try to implement to compensate for their overpriced/quality lacking food. One shout-out I like to give is to waitress Tita Maria. We have been loyal to Tita Maria services for over 10 years - she's the sweetest and most hardworking waitress that we've ever met. read more

Cafe Colma at Lucky Chances is the place to go when you're out in the city for a night cap after going to the bars or club because it's open for 24 hours. Perfect for Filipino food any time of the day. I'm sure we all spent a lot of our early 20s here late at night. Me and some friends were really craving arroz Caldo on a cold Sunday evening and this was one of the only places left open. They also have silog plates and I heard their kare kare (ox tail peanut butter curry) and Filipino spaghetti are really good. We got a tocilog (tocino/sweet pork), garlic fried rice, with a sunny side egg-- pairs really good with vinegar. Chicken arroz Caldo (chicken and ginger porridge), and sisig bangus (grilled milkfish with onions, peppers, sometimes egg). All really good and we were stuffed! Special shout-out to our server Ate Dia!! The staff are really friendly and quick, we didn't have to wait to be seated. As for parking, there's not much parking in front of the casino but there is an underground parking garage that has plenty of parking. You can take the stairs or elevator to the main casino floor to find the restaurant. Bathrooms are located in the main casino outside of the restaurant. read more

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Great Filipino dishes and others as well. I've been to Cafe Colma a number of times and the food never disappoints. Service may be spotty at times when things are busy, but just be aware of this and don't be afraid to flag someone down if you need anything, the staff is always help read more

Love Cafe Colma, the food, service and staff are excellent. Great for lunch, late dinner and breakfast

Sisig bangus tho?! Yes please. The place to be if you're craving late night early AM silogs! Honestly I only come to Lucky Chances for the food LOL. I haven't ordered anything I haven't like but I've never ordered any of the American or Chinese dishes here. read more

Cafe Colma or Lucky Chances is a place to go for a last resort and for convenience. The food is not horrible but it is also not the GREATEST. My bf and I love to come here for Filipino comfort food when we run out of ideas of where to eat quick, or if it is early and no breakfast places are open yet. Cafe Colma is a mixture of American, Filipino, and Chinese cuisine...a full range of food one the menu! The staff are nice, the ambiance is somewhat like a diner, and the price range is not expensive or cheap. It is convenient that the Cafe is 24 hours! read more

Been here a number of times. Dine in: Always had a good experience and meal. Yesterday (08.22.23) I ordered a to go - Kare-Kare and a tocilog. Kare - Kare was only ok, but the silog was horrible. Eggs were over cooked, rice was hard and tasted day old and the tocino was hard/burnt. 42.00 spent - not worth it. Never again. Next time I'll just go to Ongpin. read more

where else can you get Filipino food at all hours of the day. I don't even come into the casino to gamble. The only reason I come to the area is for the food here at Lucky Chances. Hands down one of the best places to come after a night out in the city. Sinigang, kare kare, crispy pata, tselogs.. you name it. Not only do they have Filipino dishes, but they have other things to indulge into as well. Wait times can vary depending on the day you come. Expect a longer wait time on the weekends. For me, it's worth the wait. read more

traveled an hour via bus to get here, called earlier in the night for confirmation about it being 24/7 (which i got a yes) & then came in at 4:45 for 24/7 filipino food... just for it to be closed. don't claim to be operating 24/7 just to not be. such a waste of my time. read more

When it's almost midnight and you suddenly have cravings for filipino food, thisnis the place to be read more

Cafe Colma - Halo halo - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

The food here is pretty hit or miss. Sometimes it can be extremely good and sometimes it tastes completely different and will be made different. Come here with friends all the time but the service is really bad. Manager ladies are very rude and don't have any respect for customers. Servers won't write your order down at all and then will come back 3 times to ask again. Once in a while after coming here I'll proceed to throw up or sh*t my living brains out and me and my friend have both thrown up in the bathroom there from the food. But again it's hit or miss so you don't really know if they moles*ed the food or not. Don't order alcoholic drinks they don't know how to pour drinks and will throw random amounts in. The guy running around with the mask is so impatient and rushed that he forgot every single order for 4 people even after asking for it to be made to go he brought it on a plate and then returned with a completely different item in the to go box. He messes up every time we go and it sucks when we get him as a server because just like every other server they don't even ask what drinks you want. Horrible customer service. DONT TIP! read more

Most people may not know the name of this actually eatery, Cafe Colma, since colloquially people just say Lucky Chances. It may be 3AM after the club or randomly after shopping at Serramonte Mall. "Hey, wanna go to Lucky Chances?" Given it's a 24/7 late night rendezvous spot, expect there to be a Filipino security guard uncle keeping the peace. This place has been around for decades and it is well known to any pinoy who is from the area. Where else can you find countless uncles smoking, spending their military pension pay, all the while ordering/eating some kare kare at the poker table? Obviously, you should order one of the silogs. You can't really go wrong with any of them and you might as well get a combo one since variety is typically more tasty. The halo halo is just alright--you're not missing out if you don't get it. If you're like me, born in the 80's, you probably have fond memories here after bar hopping in SF. Since my generation grew up with the evolving technology and club scene, I remember texting people with my Nokia phone about meeting up here. I mean, imagine coming here without a smartphone and just focusing on the food/friends without IG or FB. Lucky Chances man, damn! read more

Cafe Colma - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

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It is located inside the casino. Came here around 10pm on a Friday and it was packed and there was a line. Has a very cafe, diner feel inside. I tried the Mongolian beef and fried pork appetizer that I don't remember the name of. The fried pork was good. Decent crisp and not too soggy. I didn't like the vinegar sauce but I liked the brown sauce that had a hint of sweetness and savory flavor, I was told it was some type of liver sauce? The Mongolian beef was pretty good. Good flavor, good amount of beef and veggies. Decent portion size. Solid place especially if it's open 24 hrs. read more

5/5 open 24/7 Filipino dishes never disappoint. *Kare-Kare, Sinigang, Pinakbet, Goto, Arroz, silogs and more to try... Staff are attentive. Expect background noise during busy hours. read more

I dined at Cafe Colma soon after we went back to 100% capacity and the place was packed! One side of our booth had a plastic partition between us and the table behind us, but the other side did not. As someone who is COVID conscious, I felt like I had to eat fast lol. Also, they seemed not to have done that thorough of a cleaning because there was a crumpled up wrapper on our table. I was so looking forward to having my favorite, chickensilog, but they said they were out of it. Major disappointment! I ended up getting longsilog and have definitely had better longanisa elsewhere. Their halo-halo (with mango ice cream for me) at least did not disappoint. It took awhile for items to be brought out, but honestly I don't expect top-notch service from a place like this especially when it's packed. Also, we had a different server than usual. Melissa is my fave, but she didn't get there until we were just about finished with our meal. We didn't have to wait too long for a table which is good, and there are plenty of TV's in the restaurant and in the casino so you can watch while you're waiting or eating (the NBA playoffs were on the TV's). Parking can be hard to find but we found a spot right away and there were several spots open by the time we were done around 3pm on a Sunday. I would still come back again and as long as the chickensilog is available and still good then I might get back to being a repeat customer (once I feel more comfortable dining indoors). read more

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Nasty attitude from both the lady at the register and our server. Helped everyone around us but never checked in with us and after 40min my friend got his soup but my other friends soup didn't come out so we payed for what we got and left. I guess if you don't fit their demographic they don't care. read more

Found at a Casino late at night while driving through Northern California. Can't make substitutions of the dishes containing meat. Only a few vegetarian/vegan options. The traditional dishes here are done correctly though. Service was good. Takes a lot sometimes for me to want to write a review and a good one. Great experience read more

I've been coming here for years! It's a great spot for late night cravings for Filipino food to Chinese and American breakfast food. I prefer to order on the Filipino side of the menu. I went here during covid to eat in and there were plexi glass to separate the tables from each other and people were sitting every other seat so we aren't near anybody. The palabok here is the bomb and they aren't stingy with it either. I'll definitely be coming back again! read more

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A friend from out of town never had Filipino food before so we decided to take him here as we really like the food here! I actually didn't know the exact name of the place until now as we just usually say let's go to Lucky Chances Casino to eat! Lol Who would have thought that going to a card club would be for food?!?! This is like our go to place for Filipino food that a Filipino friend recommended to us that he takes his family and kids to. Their prime rib is also very yummy! The ladies working there are very good and friendly. We had these today and I recommend them all: Kare kare with oxtail Crispy pata (fried pork knuckle) Pork sisig Garlic rice Halo halo with ube ice cream Can't wait to come back again! Their Filipino breakfast choices kick butt too! read more

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Three-ladies-who-lunch give thumbs up to Cafe Colma for best friendly service, hearty portions, and good food. We enjoyed the delicious flavors of the Pork Adobo, Pancit Bihon, and Pinakbet. read more

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Heard about this place from my BF. We come here at least once every time we visit the fam. It's a great Filipino spot located inside Lucky Chances casino. I try to change up what to try this past weekend. I usually get the topsilog, this time I got the Pinakbet and the second visit this weekend was Bangusilog combo. Pinakbet was $10.95 which was was a great price. It's a whole bowl (enough for two) and they gave a good amount of shrimp and pork, not just veggies! The veggies were cooked perfectly - not too soft. The Bangus silog combo (milk fish and 1 choice of meat). The Bangus was yummy, boneless! I got the tocino for choice of meat which was good too. The silogs comes with rice, atchara, two eggs and vinegar. This place is hit or miss with the amount of meat they give you with the silog meals as well as service. Overall, it's a great place for Filipino food - I just wish they had sisig. Their menu also includes Chinese food which we have not tried. read more

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The food was awsome! Very tasty and perfectly seasoned. The service was on point! And the ambiance was like a diner feeling. If your in the area, it is a must try! I'll be back soon! read more

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It's consistent and is always open. Service is good and fast. No frills but decent food. It's nice to have a neighborhood diner that has a ton of Asian variety on the menu. read more

I had the pancake combo. Pancakes are consistent with other restaurants and very fluffy/flavorful. Scrambled eggs were perfectly cooked (not overcooked like some places). Others in our group had the Loco Moco, Kare Kare, lechon, and duck. Everything was really good. read more

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Food is okay, okay taste with ok price, not cheap not expensive, Service is mix, some people say good but we feel the other, we came by during 6pm ay dinner time, and we sat down, but they make only the specific waiter to serve for table, so when "your waiter" is busy, you have to wait long time to get ordered, even with other waiter is available, I get it, but the feeling from negligence of other table waiter is no good, Environment is okay, okay clean, table is comfort, read more

Really good Filipino food, used to go here so many time as as a kid Idk about the service but from what I remember it was quick enough Only thing I don't like is how it's right next to Lucky Chances but other than that it's a nice vibe I guess read more

Not sure what the hype is about because everything wasn't good. Came in and got seated quickly. I think that's where the good part ends. They are very unorganized as next thing you know the lady starts asking people for their names if they were a part of the wait list. My husband wanted to eat here while I wanted to go try tselogs. There was sauce on the chair, spilled milk on the table, crumbs and a used lid on the chair. The lady wiped the milk and I wiped the sauce when they brought some napkins. The server who took our order was nice. Waited awhile for our food to come out but it was busy so that's ok. The server just dropped off 2 plates, had to flag her down bec it wasn't our order. She asked if we were sure that wasn't our order and then asked what our order was. Huh? Told her our order and waited some more. Food finally came but was not worth the wait. Tapa was so dry but would have been ok if it had flavor. It was dry and tasteless. The vinegar was the only thing that saved this dish. I don't think they cook the meat fresh. More like re-heated. Pork chop looked better and freshly cooked but was the same as the tapa. They need to season their meat more or longer. It wasn't as dry as the tapa. Waffle was soggy. I think they use pancake batter as that's what it looked and tasted like. The atchara, rice, vinegar dip and egg were good. If you want Filipino food there's other better restaurants or even turo turo places in the area. Sorry but a big no. read more

Great place for late night as not too many choices now. Decent food on the pricey side but nowadays you're just lucky to find a place open past 10pm. Selection is good and can get a little crowded at times. read more

Decent food. Some of the food is a miss (the milk fish is too creamy according to my Filipino family). The lechon kawali was good but they could have use more leaner cut of meat. I know lechon is pork belly and it suppose to have layers of fat but there's not enough meat-to-fat ratio. The beef stew soup reminded me of home comfort food. This place is more of a Filipino-Chinese fusion. read more

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I ordered a silog, I didn't know super old crunchy tooth shattering rice was a thing?

Classic 24/7chinese, Filipino, American diner serving all 3 can't really go wrong when you got nothing to eat late night. All the classics dishes from each country if you don't believe it give it a try. read more

Halo-halo is good! Lots of toppings and decent amount of ube ice cream. Preparation was quick for 6 orders. Ready in 10 minutes.

Make sure you order the tocino silog and the Ube milkshake. Absolutely amazing. To die for

Go to place here in SFO! Best Filipino cuisine in the city! Kudos to Ate Jingle! Must try the KareKare, Nilagang Baka, and the Pancit!

Went in on a busy Saturday night. When we got there, it was full and the lady (picture) at the front told us to write our name for the waiting list. After 5 minutes, another party of 2 (they were Filipino) arrive and they didn't have to write their name on the waiting list. After the lady greeted them, the lady sat them down immediately on the bar. The lady didn't even ask if my friend and I wanted to sit on the bar??? Aside from the lady at the front, my friend and I attempted to wave the waitress down several times. TLDR: Food was salty. Service was terrible. read more

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Food: 3 / 5 Service: 4 / 5 Cleanliness: 3 / 5 Parking: 5 / 5 Price: 2.5 / 5 I've been here a couple of times post-concert in San Francisco. This is usually a go-to spot other than Tselog as it's open 24/7. The cafe is located inside a casino in a corner. You're normally greeted by a security person in front who will give you a menu. A server, or the security person, will then seat you. The food here is alright, nothing ground breaking. They do the job to help your non-sober self get some food in your belly. I've tried the egg flower soup and Longsilog, which is a longanisa with garlic rice and egg. The price of the food, in my opinion, is pretty high and was expecting it to be lower. Parking here isn't so bad and I haven't had a hiccup here yet. Service can be a hit or miss as they may take some time to help you. This is not my first choice to grab food but I honestly would not mind it if my group is looking for a spot that is 24/7. Cheers IG/YouTube: gillynova read more

Cafe Colma - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

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