Food is good/ok probably more like a 3.5 stars, service is friendly and attentive.

They have really great service and the food takes a short time to be prepared. However, the pace for the food to prepare might have badly impacted the quality of the food. The silogs are not great. I would recommend going to Tselogs if you're craving for rice breakfasts. read more

I was quite surprised to find myself here. I am not a gambler, though I really enjoy watching others play. However, I came to this casino not for poker, but for lunch. The Filipino food here is the best in the bay, is what I was told. They have a pretty extensive menu- American, Chinese, Korean, Filipino. I had noodles with shrimp and vegetables. I didn't care for the flavor of the shrimp (maybe because it didn't have enough seasoning?), but I did like the sauce, veggies, and noodles. The garlic rice is delicious... addicting, really. I wish I was hungrier- I would have ordered more. So, if you want really good Filipino food, this is the place to be. read more

Great concept. A 24 hour menu of American, Chinese, and Filipino food. A great alternative to Denny's. Don't let the name Cafe Colma fool you. It's in a Casino, so if you want a double Black Label with your Tosilog, you can have it! I may have tried most of the menu and the food is ok. I think the coffee is nasty. But it's all good in the middle of the night, right? Service is always fast and good. I'm glad this place exists. read more

Great place to order Filipino cuisine. I'd recommend the comsilog with tosilog/longanisa options.

I love these place, very consistent in service and food, easy parking and many food selection. So anybody in the group will be catered with their vast menu list.. And mostly being 24 hours is a big of a deal. Kudos to all the staff.. read more

I usually come here after a night out of drinking .. lol. The service here is a hit or miss. My bestfriend and I have our "favorite" waitress (hella sarcasm, we dislike her) lol. She's just plain rude every time we come here. The food is good, a bit pricey, but good. If you don't want to get mixed up with the drunk crowd, come before 2am ! read more

Whether I am having breakfast with family, or going on "ticino dates" at 2am after the club, cafe colma never fails me! Filipino breakfast here is good! So is their sinigang! Great 24 hour place! read more

for late nite munchies.. an alternative besides Denny or IHOP.. tis is another place tats 24 hours. great variety of chinese, american & filipino food. service wise is alright i guess. read more

Cafe Colma - better then Outback.. - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

Great tasting food. It's a bit pricey here but it's worth it. Service is good. It's sometimes packed here. It's hard to find parking sometimes because it's located in a casino. They're open 24/7 and they serve breakfast all day. read more

Cafe Colma - Ube (Purple Yam) Milkshake - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

This place is usually a good place to eat but recently, I tried to order an item from their menu and they indicated that it's not available. Again, I tried to order, another item, same thing, they are out and not available. So, I tried a daily special, brought me a plate with missing vegetables and they mentioned that they were out of vegetables! Worst service I've experience at Cafe Colma. read more

Bad service and overpriced food, dont eat here! Its not worth the money and its all garbage like their staff

I will only go here if I was drunk out of my mind and did give any care what to eat! And because it's the only place open super late... all server look like they don't want to work there... food is blabla... and yah food is still way over priced... read more

They're 24 hours. Long waiting time all the time. One bowl of fried tofu, I asked for no meat $9.90. Food is good, changes taste, depending on the chef on duty. read more

Great food if you know what to order! Do not order any specials after 4pm. The mornings r the best time to order food. It will be cooked to order, fresh n hot. In the evenings, they may just heat it up in the microwave. read more

Went there with 8 friends. 7 of us had prime rib. Only one of us finished it. All our orders were overcooked and dry. Very disappointing. I will never order prime rib from here again and prime rib is their daily special. Ha. Other food I've eaten there before was just fair. read more

Being open 24 hours is its biggest "pro". Filipino food comes in handy...but the rudeness of the desk staff often leaves me speechless... clearly they never learned that customers come first. They act like they are doing you a favor, and you should just be happy that they take your order. It's clearly part of their "thing" since they (almost) all do it. read more

Came in around 12 on a Saturday night. Wasn't that busy at all, I've been here when they've been much busier. I ordered a simple chicken and corn soup while everyone else I was with had rice plates. Everyone got their food before me and I waited 10 minutes until our server noticed I didn't have my food. I see her tell the kitchen to make my soup which took literally only a minute after asking to come out. When she dropped it off she didn't even apologize for it coming out so late. And to top it off, the 4 ppl I was with finished their food already. I didn't even get to eat it because it was still too hot so I ended up taking it to go. Now me and my mom wanted to get some dessert but our server just came and dropped the check off like she was trying to have us leave already. So rude. I'm a server myself so I try to be understanding but there was no excuse for such poor service read more

Went for a late dinner, ordered there Filipino dish Kare-Kare and the bf had the siopao and the chicken mami soup. kare-kare was super super tough! Really, if I had dentures the dang polident would give way. I had a hard time separating the fat from the meat. It shouldn't take more than 5 seconds to cut the meat. Took 3 bites and I had to throw in the towel. Chicken mami tasted like watered down top ramen, oriental flavor and the siopao is so so. So disappointed. Waste of money read more

Watch out for being overcharged! I visited 10/5/2014. I ordered 3 items. When the check came, I was very surprised to see that the bill listed higher prices for each item. I asked the waitress who passed me off to the cashier who passed me off to the manager all saying that they had raised their prices. Well, if you are going to raise the prices, you should at least have the courtesy to update all your menus. I even showed them by flipping open 5 menus, all showing lower prices than what I was charged. The manager ended up giving me a '$1 discount' as if she was doing me a favor when she was still ripping me off. Service-wise, the waitress was friendly and tried to check in whenever possible despite being very busy. The food was fine. This is the first and last time I've visited this restaurant. I could never recommend this to my friends as I simply would never trust this place to be honest. read more

Best place to eat after night out.....#1 Filipino Food. open 24/7

love this place when im playing poker. the food is cheap, the service is quick, and they have EVERYTHING. seriously chinese, japanese, korean, vietnamese, filipino, italian, american, breakfast, desert, you name it. so whatever you are down for, you are probably going to find it on the enourmous menu. it can get really crowded on friday/saturday nights, but you can always order "to go". check it out if you are ever by a...uh..cemetary read more

Did not gave me the right item that I am ordering. Owe me $15.00+. Did not refund my money.

This restaurant is "Yelp" proof - ratings are irrelevant because it has such a large number of regulars supporting it. If you're not a regular and looking for non-Filipino food in this area, you may be better off with other choices. I ordered Chicken Wings and a Coke without looking at the menu because I saw them at another table - the 8 wings served were delicious. However, the $19 I paid with tax and tip (the wings were $12) was way overpriced - I should have looked at the menu first. I looked at the menu later and while it had a gigantic variety of American, Chinese, Filipino and other choices that looked very good coming from the kitchen- the prices for most everything were ridiculously high (look at the photos of the menu on Yelp if this is not a regular destination restaurant for you). read more

It's funny. When I'm workin, drivin around with my homeboy all day. I seldom crave anything special. We get hungry. We stop to eat. Usually it's at least good if not remarkable and that's it. But at other times I might crave something. When I crave simple Filipino home cooking, (as opposed to more "formal" cooking, which I will go to Fort McKinley buffet for that,) I will come to Cafe Colma. One of the good things is that being part of the mean, cold world of a casino, it's open 24/7, (to feed you at least if they fleeced you up front.) The only problem with a craving, is that it might come at 2AM on a Saturday night, (like it used to when I DJ'd at one of SF's clubs.) So whenever or whatever time I have a craving for Mama Teresa's memorable silogs, Cafe Colma is there for me. The taste is usually consistently good. And if you come here, you've gotta try the Filipino desserts too. My all time fav is "Halo Halo" of course, and their version satisfies. The only minus I can think of is that at busy times, (late evenings and nights, weekend nights.) it's hard to get seated and when you do the service is slow. But once the Bansilog comes, shake it off, s'all good. Bam! Got the spot. ahh satisfaction. read more

The food itself is okay. Not the best but it is open 24/7 if you want a actual place to sit and eat.

agreed. the only thing good about this place is that its open 24 hours. i was even told this place had "silog" everything but only saw 2 on the menu! though the service was good and attentive, the only thing tasty was the siopao. the sisig was plain, just minced up pork. the other ingredients were all on the side. and what? no sizzling skillet with a egg on top? the pork sinigang was pucker lips sour but had 2 small pieces of pork and all vegetables. if i was completely inebriated, it would cross my mind... read more

Once you get over the fact that you have to walk through a casino amongst the degenerate gamblers to get food, you will actually enjoy the meal at the cafe. The filipino breakfast w/ sweet sausage and fried rice is my favorite. The portions are big for cheap prices. I haven't eaten anything else on the menu (besides the wonton soup which was ok), but BF said to only stick to the filipino breakfast specials. read more

I need to go back and have more of those pinoy breakfast meals! The longganisa is the real deal! Homemade taste. Uhmm-uhm.

went to lucky chances for the first time after clubbing last night..ordered the longsilog and it was delish!...my friends have always gone here but this was my first time..wait was 20 minutes but i was willing to wait to try it out...garlic rice, 2 over easy eggs, tomato and some saucy longanisa..yumMmMMmMM...i love me some jack in the crack or el farilitos after clubbing but i love me some silog too!..ill be back =D read more

Don't ask me how the fuck I found this place. No really, don't ask. I said don't ask. Oh ok. I was driving around aimlessly in the middle of the night and got hopelessly lost in the nether reaches of Daly City/Colma (I said don't ask) and wound up going up the hill past all the auto parks and found this weird casino up on the hill, so I decided to check it out. About 99% Asian clientele (I made up the other 1%.) gambling in a huge casino in the boonies. So, it's late, I'm hungry, decided to check out the food at the 24 hour diner inside. They had some Chinese crispy chicken special so I tried it and was blown away. I have to admit a great deal has to do with extremely low expectations...but it was damn good. But the real find here is the home style Filipino dishes. Is it just me or are there a lot of crappy (at least looking) Filipino restaurants in the bay? Anyway, Adobo is good, all the Filipino breakfasts are pretty tasty combinations of rice, eggs, and some type of pork/sausage. Good shite. read more

i only order one thing from here, being the crispy pata plate, because it tastes so much better than max's and sinug ba and all them other places. max's got that funky oil aftertaste that reminds me of deep fried chinese food. and at cafe colma you get straight vinegar sauce not that soy sauce/vinegar blend like at other places. it's also cheaper than max's, but the portion size is smaller, but that's a good thing, since it's not a la carte. i have had regular breakfast here and filipino breakfast but i come for the pata. my biggest issue with this place is that it serves pepsi, which i think is f'n nasty, but that's just me. service can be slow, but whenever i sink my teeth into deep fried pork goodness, i forget all about it read more

The best place to go when nothing else is open. Their menu is so extensive so there's always something to hit the spot!

when u craving in the middle of the night.. this is the perfect place to go its 24/7. they have all the cuisine.. and they have my filipino cravings... the pork adobo hits the right taste.. leche flan is sooo good sooo creamy and good.. the prices was okay.. i love cafe colma.. i gave 4 star because the silogs are soo expensive so the price and portion read more

this place never ever fails....might as well name it lil manila & every1 here is fobulous....probably the best pinoy breakfast joint around here....its either the pho soup for me or if im havin the real munchies~get a lil bit of that garlic rice & pork chops over eggs....yeah its kinda unhealthy/greasy but its the cure for the late nite parties & a good spot to start your mornings....its about a 10 min drive from my pad & service is not a prob bob..... read more

Won't be coming back anytime soon. Pork chop silog was undercooked, egg was runny and clear. I couldn't eat much of my plate other than the garlic rice. Our server tried to sneak an 18% gratuity for a table of 5 adults and 1 infant. Ridiculous. read more

the food is good, decent price too. but look closely at the walls, at the carpet at the silverware... the place is absolutely FILTHY

I have been here several times on my way from the city and I must agree their filipino food is pretty much on point! My favs are sinigang and the calamari!! They are to die for! I had their halo halo however I gotta add I was a little tipsy is you know what I mean to remember it. However you can't go wrong halo halo lol. Everytime I'm on my way home from the city and crave for sinigang you will definitely find me at this spot! read more

This cafe is located inside of Lucky Chances casino. Beware of the broke smokers hanging outside! Open 24 hours this cafe has some of some of the best filipino, chinese and american cuisine in the area. I can vouch that they have some of the best silog on the menu. The condiments: pink vinegar and "atchara" (pickled guava) are my favorites. You can choose from bangus fish, longanisa (filipino sausage), tocino (sweetened pork), or beef tapa to name a few. Besides silog, they have a full menu of breakfast items, chinese and american food. This place is very popular among the late night club crowds. Come early, it gets packed and you may have to wait long. To avoid this the counter is always available and you get faster service! Make sure you grab a few chocolate peppermints on the way out along with your toothpick! I have to say the filipino food here is some of the best but this place ain't cheap. Its reasonable if you know how to order right! read more

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Damn good Filipino food thats cooked clean. I've always gotten their tapsilog with their garlic rice and it has yet be unsatisfying (especially with the vinegar). A favorite since I've been coming to norcal. read more