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Excellent service from Pia. Food is ok. The taste is probably from a specific province, might be a Cavite way of cooking food based from the name of the restaurant. Enough parking for all. 10-2-2024
Had to update this since my original review in 2021 because we had a recent dine in experience at their new spacious location. We were welcomed to sit anywhere in the restaurant and chose our seats. It was a wonky start. We were given menus with a QR code. Our internet connection was slow and it took some time for the menus to load. The gal working wasn't sure about the wifi password but we got connected and were able to order finally. I like to get Filipino breakfast which is the garlic fried rice, tocino (pork), and I ask for scrambled eggs instead of over easy/hard. Good except the tocino was a bit heavy on the red food coloring. Hubby got delish beef steak. I tried it and liked it but, man that dish is greasy! Now the adobo fried rice is a nice surprise! This plate had nice, generous chunks of pork adobo in it! So good! I reference 2 other local competitors that tend to put adobo protein in a processor or whatever to chop it up and put in their fried rice. Not Cavitena! For 18 bucks in February 2024, the adobo fried rice lasted a couple of days between the hubby and I. (Well mostly me eating it. Lol!) On a cold weekend day, I chose just hot water and lemon to drink. Hubby got pineapple juice which he liked a lot and a water. It's a cool vibe at Cavitena. There was a band that came into set up for the evening. At 8pm they have live music as well as a bar with a $5 cover charge. Other times, they have karaoke. The gal working was nice, attentive, and friendly. We had a conversation w/her in Spanish. I usually don't comment on restrooms but, theirs is very nice, clean, candlelit, with great lighting. Still 3 stars since my last review in 2021 but, more like 3.5 which is around their overall yelp average score.
Back in 2021 when Cavitena was situated in their smaller location , it was their sign board advertising filipino breakfast specials ( longsilog , tapsilog ) that caught my eye . I had to check them out . Since then, I have been back for lunch (turo-turo style ) & specifically the halo halo ! So thrilled to get cravings gratified ! Now at a much spacious location , I have enjoyed their live bands , dancing & karaoke on Saturday nights. Filipino hospitality shines here - one which is world renowned . Fun loving & extra friendly people , one can feel right at home . I have to admit that it is still their Halo halo special that draws me here , especially during this Summer's heatwave . Check them out when you're in the area !
Had a surprise birthday celebration of my cousin here and the lady owner was very helpful in assisting us to prepare my reservation in a very short notice . We appreciate that they extended their hours to accommodate us . Thank you so much
3.5 stars. I expected more from this place since there were quite a bit of good reviews. My brother was visiting from Berlin so we came here to pick up a number of dishes to have at home. My main tip: Order fresh items from the menu instead of what they have in the turo-turo section. The food that was ready didn't look great and was clearly sitting there for some time. The dishes we did order fresh - lechon kawali, vegetable lumpia, fried daing - were all great. We ordered sisig too but it's not great in my opinion. Big Boi in Sawtelle does that much better. I recently tried Silog which is also in Lomita, and I prefer their food to Caviteñas.
I didn't even wanna go. It was late, I was a little tired, but baby cuzzo and friends really pushed for comin' through for a nightcap. They twisted my arm - hard enough that I even ended up driving some of them (the rest took a ride share since they've already had a bit to drink.) They had a little over an hour left before closing, so it made sense that only a couple of tables were occupied. We found a table for my party of 8 immediately. And since we already had dinner, we decided on a couple of small bites and close the night off with a couple of buckets of beer. What caught my attention almost immediately was the vocalist and his guitarist. What better enhanced their talent was their equipment - the acoustics were nearly perfect. Boy, they were a good pair! The food, however, wasn't so stellar. The turon needed a bit more sweet and the calamari was slightly overcooked, over breaded and under seasoned. FOOD: 3. Based on the turon and the calamari. They do need work. SERVICE: 5. Servers were friendly and engaging given they're close to closing time. VALUE: 3. Fair for what you get. PARKING: Shared with other lots. Since we came through late, it wasn't an issue. I haven't experienced a lunch or dinner rush, so I'd suggest to plan accordingly. Overall: 3.75. We were told the food wasn't that great (before we even got there - and they were right) but if you don't come for the food, come for the drinks and entertainment. Those are worth the trek. And yes: I was glad I came through. There will be a follow up visit, absolutely.
From turo-turo to now a full on restaurant! Cavitena recently re-opened in the same plaza but in a larger space. Their new space is about 3 times larger than their previous spot and now includes a bar & mini karaoke stage with full screen. We first visited during their grand opening weekend but alas they put a sign on the door on Sunday that they would be opening at 3pm that day. We came at lunch and ended up leaving. We tried again the following Sunday for lunch. At first we were worried that they were once again closed as it was fairly dark and no one was attending at the front. There was a mini bell at the bar area which I rang and soon someone came out to give us menus. My mom had looked at the menu ahead and we planned to get the lunch specials that were on the menu the week before. It was a little bit of surprise they no longer offered it. I also noticed some prices had gone up from the previous menu posted 6 days ago. (Tip: make sure to check out the menu as their prices do seem to change) We opted to get from the all day breakfast menu and got Daingsilog and Lumpiasilog; both $11 as well as their Kare Kare for $22. Breakfast items come with garlic rice, 2 eggs and vinegar soy dip. The breakfast items were great! I really enjoyed the Lumpiasilog which came with 12 pieces of chicken egg rolls. The lumpia was really crispy and tasty! I though this was well worth the $11. The Kare Kare was also pretty good. I did think it was a little pricey at $22 and was a little disappointed that there was not a lot of sauce. I love Kare Kare peanut sauce over rice and unfortunately they didn't have much sauce in this dish. It was still good in flavor though. I felt the lumpia was definitely the star of our visit here. Overall food was good and the lunch was nice. It was a bit quiet at lunch (just us and 2 other customers) but I can almost picture this place at karaoke time being busy.
First time here, and it was fine. A little salty for me, and possibly they use MSG. The lady who helped was nice, and informative of the Happy Hour and food served. I will be back, and will try other dishes. I ordered the fried rice, and Tinola. Enjoyed the bok choy in it as well, and just added more water to the broth. It was quiet, as I was the only one ordering to go at the time. They have Karaoke, just not sure on the days. Check them out, if you don't want to drive to Carson for Filipino food.
This place stood out to me as it seemed like the only Filipino place in the Los Alamitos area. Here was my experience AMBIANCE: Parking: Plaza parking so there should be plenty of room. Seating: About 4 tables for small groups but it can be rearranged if need be. Feels: It's off of the popular PCH and blended in this plaza mixed with other eateries and errand spots. The space itself is relatively small (they are moving across the plaza though). Nothing too flashy, just a lot of random odds and end items for people looking for Filipino delights. Great to grab a quick bite or simple dine in. FOOD: Breakfast Combo - Tocino, Egg, and Rice (Recommend) Breakfast of champions! Sweetly served tocino with two eggs and rice. A little veggie touch with a slice of cucumber and tomato which would mix well with some fish sauce. Overall, a pretty fulfilling order. Chicken Adobo (Recommend) Pretty good. I myself cook a pretty mean adobo but this is pretty good. It is sauced very well but a bit oily for my taste, be sure to chill and remove that. Other than that, it was delicious CUSTOMER SERVICE: Great! Good communication and friendly. TL; DR OVERALL: 4 Stars. Great selections, good food, and reasonably priced. It holds it down in the Los Alamitos area since there's not much Filipino food in this spot. #FilipinoFoodMovement Tips: * This reflects their old location, they're on the move across the plaza which should be bigger.
Food here is good and service is pretty fast. They do karaoke also some days of the week. Spacious restaurant. If you want Filipino food this is the place and you don't wait long to be seated. I will be back here when I want this food
Highly recommend hosting parties here! Food was flavorful,tasty,and nicely presented! helpful&friendly staff, and Cavitena really knows how to throw a fun kareoke party! Love the set up &decorations they provided. The buffet package had lots of food options, and the process for booking and party prep was simple & straightforward. We had their Pancit bihon/canton mix, Pork bbq, Chicken Adobo, Beef Kare Kare, Lumpiang Hubad, Buko Pandan &Strawberry Lemonade. We also ordered extra from their catering/tray items: Sisig,Pompano,lumpia Shanghai, Chopsuey. Overall,we had such an awesome experience, and the food was delicious that we will definitely book future events here!
We went on a Friday for a live music event. It was fun! The food and service were amazing! We had the tokwa't baboy, beef kaldereta, garlic fried rice, fried chicken, ensaladang talong, and pork sisig. Everything tasted great! I am glad that we will not have to drive to Cerritos just to have some delicious food in a nice, restaurant setting. The reason for the 4-star is their menu included a Sunday breakfast buffet and we went on 11/19/23 to try it but staff said it was not available. I asked when will it be available and he mentioned it might be back around February 2024. Nevertheless, we just sat down and ordered breakfast that day. I hope that if they do not offer the Sunday breakfast buffet for now, they should remove it from the menu and not advertise it. Better call the restaurant before you go to check if the Sunday breakfast buffet is available.
This was our first time dining at this Filipino restaurant, and we really enjoyed it! The food is freshly made, which means it takes a little longer to come out, but it's worth the wait. I've tried most of the Filipino restaurants in Carson, but I can say the quality here is definitely good. The portions are generous, and everything we ordered tasted fresh and flavorful. My husband enjoyed his avocado shake, while I had the bangus with garlic rice and he had the pork sisig with garlic rice. We also ordered a sotanghon soup, which was delicious. Also, I order their menudo atleast once a month through postmate. It's one of my faves! Overall, great food, good portions, and worth a try if you're in the area! read more
1 year ago
Such a great local spot for Filipino food favorites. Every time I've visited to pick up food to-go or dine-in it's always such a lively environment from a karaoke night to folks holding their birthday parties here. It all goes to show that Cavitena is THE spot for good food and fun! I love their fried lumpia and fishballs. Service is always so friendly. I definitely want to come back and try more off the menu. read more
Had to update this since my original review in 2021 because we had a recent dine in experience at their new spacious location. We were welcomed to sit anywhere in the restaurant and chose our seats. It was a wonky start. We were given menus with a QR code. Our internet connection was slow and it took some time for the menus to load. The gal working wasn't sure about the wifi password but we got connected and were able to order finally. I like to get Filipino breakfast which is the garlic fried rice, tocino (pork), and I ask for scrambled eggs instead of over easy/hard. Good except the tocino was a bit heavy on the red food coloring. Hubby got delish beef steak. I tried it and liked it but, man that dish is greasy! Now the adobo fried rice is a nice surprise! This plate had nice, generous chunks of pork adobo in it! So good! I reference 2 other local competitors that tend to put adobo protein in a processor or whatever to chop it up and put in their fried rice. Not Cavitena! For 18 bucks in February 2024, the adobo fried rice lasted a couple of days between the hubby and I. (Well mostly me eating it. Lol!) On a cold weekend day, I chose just hot water and lemon to drink. Hubby got pineapple juice which he liked a lot and a water. It's a cool vibe at Cavitena. There was a band that came into set up for the evening. At 8pm they have live music as well as a bar with a $5 cover charge. Other times, they have karaoke. The gal working was nice, attentive, and friendly. We had a conversation w/her in Spanish. I usually don't comment on restrooms but, theirs is very nice, clean, candlelit, with great lighting. Still 3 stars since my last review in 2021 but, more like 3.5 which is around their overall yelp average score. read more
Back in 2021 when Cavitena was situated in their smaller location , it was their sign board advertising filipino breakfast specials ( longsilog , tapsilog ) that caught my eye . I had to check them out . Since then, I have been back for lunch (turo-turo style ) & specifically the halo halo ! So thrilled to get cravings gratified ! Now at a much spacious location , I have enjoyed their live bands , dancing & karaoke on Saturday nights. Filipino hospitality shines here - one which is world renowned . Fun loving & extra friendly people , one can feel right at home . I have to admit that it is still their Halo halo special that draws me here , especially during this Summer's heatwave . Check them out when you're in the area ! read more
2 years ago
Had a surprise birthday celebration of my cousin here and the lady owner was very helpful in assisting us to prepare my reservation in a very short notice . We appreciate that they extended their hours to accommodate us . Thank you so much read more
1 year ago
11 months ago
3.5 stars. I expected more from this place since there were quite a bit of good reviews. My brother was visiting from Berlin so we came here to pick up a number of dishes to have at home. My main tip: Order fresh items from the menu instead of what they have in the turo-turo section. The food that was ready didn't look great and was clearly sitting there for some time. The dishes we did order fresh - lechon kawali, vegetable lumpia, fried daing - were all great. We ordered sisig too but it's not great in my opinion. Big Boi in Sawtelle does that much better. I recently tried Silog which is also in Lomita, and I prefer their food to Caviteñas. read more
4 years ago
I didn't even wanna go. It was late, I was a little tired, but baby cuzzo and friends really pushed for comin' through for a nightcap. They twisted my arm - hard enough that I even ended up driving some of them (the rest took a ride share since they've already had a bit to drink.) They had a little over an hour left before closing, so it made sense that only a couple of tables were occupied. We found a table for my party of 8 immediately. And since we already had dinner, we decided on a couple of small bites and close the night off with a couple of buckets of beer. What caught my attention almost immediately was the vocalist and his guitarist. What better enhanced their talent was their equipment - the acoustics were nearly perfect. Boy, they were a good pair! The food, however, wasn't so stellar. The turon needed a bit more sweet and the calamari was slightly overcooked, over breaded and under seasoned. FOOD: 3. Based on the turon and the calamari. They do need work. SERVICE: 5. Servers were friendly and engaging given they're close to closing time. VALUE: 3. Fair for what you get. PARKING: Shared with other lots. Since we came through late, it wasn't an issue. I haven't experienced a lunch or dinner rush, so I'd suggest to plan accordingly. Overall: 3.75. We were told the food wasn't that great (before we even got there - and they were right) but if you don't come for the food, come for the drinks and entertainment. Those are worth the trek. And yes: I was glad I came through. There will be a follow up visit, absolutely. read more
From turo-turo to now a full on restaurant! Cavitena recently re-opened in the same plaza but in a larger space. Their new space is about 3 times larger than their previous spot and now includes a bar & mini karaoke stage with full screen. We first visited during their grand opening weekend but alas they put a sign on the door on Sunday that they would be opening at 3pm that day. We came at lunch and ended up leaving. We tried again the following Sunday for lunch. At first we were worried that they were once again closed as it was fairly dark and no one was attending at the front. There was a mini bell at the bar area which I rang and soon someone came out to give us menus. My mom had looked at the menu ahead and we planned to get the lunch specials that were on the menu the week before. It was a little bit of surprise they no longer offered it. I also noticed some prices had gone up from the previous menu posted 6 days ago. (Tip: make sure to check out the menu as their prices do seem to change) We opted to get from the all day breakfast menu and got Daingsilog and Lumpiasilog; both $11 as well as their Kare Kare for $22. Breakfast items come with garlic rice, 2 eggs and vinegar soy dip. The breakfast items were great! I really enjoyed the Lumpiasilog which came with 12 pieces of chicken egg rolls. The lumpia was really crispy and tasty! I though this was well worth the $11. The Kare Kare was also pretty good. I did think it was a little pricey at $22 and was a little disappointed that there was not a lot of sauce. I love Kare Kare peanut sauce over rice and unfortunately they didn't have much sauce in this dish. It was still good in flavor though. I felt the lumpia was definitely the star of our visit here. Overall food was good and the lunch was nice. It was a bit quiet at lunch (just us and 2 other customers) but I can almost picture this place at karaoke time being busy. read more
3 years ago
First time here, and it was fine. A little salty for me, and possibly they use MSG. The lady who helped was nice, and informative of the Happy Hour and food served. I will be back, and will try other dishes. I ordered the fried rice, and Tinola. Enjoyed the bok choy in it as well, and just added more water to the broth. It was quiet, as I was the only one ordering to go at the time. They have Karaoke, just not sure on the days. Check them out, if you don't want to drive to Carson for Filipino food. read more
This place stood out to me as it seemed like the only Filipino place in the Los Alamitos area. Here was my experience AMBIANCE: Parking: Plaza parking so there should be plenty of room. Seating: About 4 tables for small groups but it can be rearranged if need be. Feels: It's off of the popular PCH and blended in this plaza mixed with other eateries and errand spots. The space itself is relatively small (they are moving across the plaza though). Nothing too flashy, just a lot of random odds and end items for people looking for Filipino delights. Great to grab a quick bite or simple dine in. FOOD: Breakfast Combo - Tocino, Egg, and Rice (Recommend) Breakfast of champions! Sweetly served tocino with two eggs and rice. A little veggie touch with a slice of cucumber and tomato which would mix well with some fish sauce. Overall, a pretty fulfilling order. Chicken Adobo (Recommend) Pretty good. I myself cook a pretty mean adobo but this is pretty good. It is sauced very well but a bit oily for my taste, be sure to chill and remove that. Other than that, it was delicious CUSTOMER SERVICE: Great! Good communication and friendly. TL; DR OVERALL: 4 Stars. Great selections, good food, and reasonably priced. It holds it down in the Los Alamitos area since there's not much Filipino food in this spot. #FilipinoFoodMovement Tips: * This reflects their old location, they're on the move across the plaza which should be bigger. read more
9 months ago
3 years ago
Food here is good and service is pretty fast. They do karaoke also some days of the week. Spacious restaurant. If you want Filipino food this is the place and you don't wait long to be seated. I will be back here when I want this food read more
10 months ago
3 years ago
3 years ago
Highly recommend hosting parties here! Food was flavorful,tasty,and nicely presented! helpful&friendly staff, and Cavitena really knows how to throw a fun kareoke party! Love the set up &decorations they provided. The buffet package had lots of food options, and the process for booking and party prep was simple & straightforward. We had their Pancit bihon/canton mix, Pork bbq, Chicken Adobo, Beef Kare Kare, Lumpiang Hubad, Buko Pandan &Strawberry Lemonade. We also ordered extra from their catering/tray items: Sisig,Pompano,lumpia Shanghai, Chopsuey. Overall,we had such an awesome experience, and the food was delicious that we will definitely book future events here! read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
We went on a Friday for a live music event. It was fun! The food and service were amazing! We had the tokwa't baboy, beef kaldereta, garlic fried rice, fried chicken, ensaladang talong, and pork sisig. Everything tasted great! I am glad that we will not have to drive to Cerritos just to have some delicious food in a nice, restaurant setting. The reason for the 4-star is their menu included a Sunday breakfast buffet and we went on 11/19/23 to try it but staff said it was not available. I asked when will it be available and he mentioned it might be back around February 2024. Nevertheless, we just sat down and ordered breakfast that day. I hope that if they do not offer the Sunday breakfast buffet for now, they should remove it from the menu and not advertise it. Better call the restaurant before you go to check if the Sunday breakfast buffet is available. read more
3 years ago
The Bangus Sisig and beef bistek hit the spot as a delicious treat. The flavors were present but was not strong enough for my liking. The bagoong was a miss for me since the texture wasn't great. The service was friendly and the ambiance was pleasant. read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
Food was ok but halo halo is the best everytime i come it's pretty empty.Im not sure if people come at night or the weekend.But it's pretty dead during the day.Service is awesome read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Since becoming a full restaurant and no longer a Turo turo place this place need improving. Prices are way too expensive, service okay, and I probably would rather go elsewhere to another Filipino establishment. Food was lacking taste. What happened? read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Bumping up a star for friendly service. I hadn't had Filipino food in several years, so to my delight, I found Caviteña close to home. Self-proclaimed as the "first Filipino restaurant in Lomita," I called in to order some food before I headed out to pick up. The food wasn't ready when I arrived, but it wasn't a problem. I ordered sisig and halo-halo, as well as added some lechon kawali. Total came out to $42, which is quite steep for only three dishes. But portions were large and sure to feed an army. The verdict? Hit-or-miss. The halo-halo was tasty, especially with the generous ube ice cream top and candies inside. The kawali lechon was succulent, with thick, crackling skin and the incredible smell of oregano. However, the sisig wasn't my thing: I'm aware that it's supposed to be greasy, but I found it WAY TOO greasy-- not enough rice could soak up the shear amount of oil in it. I could not finish it-- not my favorite of the trio. I appreciate having a Filipino restaurant close to home, but I think for the price and the quality of the food (especially the sisig), I would hesitate to try it again. Again, the staff is friendly, as it appears to be a family-run business, so I'd say give it a go, if you're craving Filipino food in the South Bay. It does the trick! read more
2 years ago
Just tried their Sunday Filipino Brunch Buffet. Great selection of entres and desserts. It comes with coffee or juice for $28. Yummers! Busog! read more
2 years ago
I'm biased as I love Filipino food. You can't go wrong with it. Service is great and ambience is amazing. We went there for the birthday concert of Imogen. read more
2 years ago
We have so much fun to this place And the food its so good. Kuya Darwin its the best. We depently coming Back. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
The Turo-Turo, when they started may have been at a small restaurant but compensates with the food that hits the spot. It wasn't greasy nor salty. Hubby like, specially, the pork Sinigang. He doesn't normally eat or grave Filipino food unless we r at a Family Function. The restaurant expanded to a pretty n nice restaurant with good ambiance. Clean, descent with a dance floor including DJ that hosts Karaoke, plays great songs n dance music. On June 10th, The restaurant hosted my daughter's graduation with a very nice buffet set up in her high school color matching the table clothes n balloons. The food selection (Chicken Alfredo pasta, BBQ sticks, baked salmon, mix veggies, lumpia, etc...), strawberry lemonade that everyone loved, gave the satisfaction in our bellies. The server was very helpful, actively watched out n listened to our needs. The owner Marianne n Butz are very kind. Marianne is very motherly n accommodating to my requests. She had given happiness n smiles to my daughter who is normally shy n keeps it to herself. They even gifted her with a Gift certificate to eat at now her favorite Filipino Restaurant. Overall, the celebration was a success. We r holding another event for my daughter's 18th birthday here. If we've found a good n satisfying Filipino restaurant with cleanliness n care for ur event (s), so can you at the Caviteña Restaurant in the city of Torrance, Ca. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Been in search of a Filipino Restaurant that I can give a 5 STAR to. Visited dozens of Filipino eateries over the years. I think I may have found one that I can give a 5 star to . This review is for the NEW Cavetiña (located across the parking lot from the old location). This review is also (mostly for) the service received while dining there. We walked in and was immediately greeted by a nice young man. While we were waiting for our order, a nice gentleman welcomed us and started talking to us. Come to find out, he is the owner- walking around greeting and welcoming everyone. It's really a nice touch for any service based business to get to know the one responsible for the place. As a customer and a former restaurant owner- I believe it is more important to have good food and great service than the other way around. We really appreciated the owner, Boots for taking the time to welcome us. His servers and hostess were all so pleasant. Our food arrived. Perfect temperature and really delicious! Their portions were perfect for 2 ppl and the price was very reasonable. Can't wait to try their breakfast and host an event at Caveteña! read more
I have been coming to Cavitena for as long as I can remember, especially with it being one of the only Filipino places in the South Bay. A few of my favorite dishes are among the following: adobo, kare kare, and lumpia. The adobo is always savory and broth is rich, the kare kare is creamy and has a perfect hint of nuttiness, but the best thing is always the lumpia. Whether you get chicken or pork, the lumpia is crunchy on the outside but juicy on the inside. I never fail to order the lumpia when I'm here, and tend to get 1/2 chicken, 1/2 pork. It's also an ideal catering food and everyone always loves it! read more
3 years ago
Brunch @ Caviteña Bistro, City of Lomita CA. We had the place to ourselves at 11am! Food and service is great. Fun nightspot place with live band music to hangout on the weekends. The place is beautifully designed, spacious and clean. Lots of parking space. Just as important, the restrooms are very clean. Check out this place when you have time on the weekend. #caviteñabistro read more
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Do you have a price guide if we want to have a birthday party at your location?
Hello. We do have some party packages available. Please call our restaurant at 310.539.2411 and look for Pia or email us at cavitenabisto@gmail.com. Thank you
Does anyone know if they are open for take out/ pickup food during COVID-19 closure?
Hello Jo... Currently we are temporarily closed. We are getting ready to open up by May 1st. We will roll out as early as this weekend to let our patrons know. Hopefully we can see you again soon. Thank you.
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