MJs Pinoy Fiesta is my usual "go to" whenever I want to pick up Filipino food to bring to my…read moreelderly parents but this past weekend I hosted a Filipino Boodle Fight for 20 of my non-Filipino friends. I wanted my friends to experience several Filipino dishes kamayan style. The Boodle Fight was a hit! Thank you to the gal at MJs Pinoy Fiesta who helped me order the proper size trays of food to feed everyone with plenty of leftovers for them to bring home. They loved every dish on the table. I ordered the following trays of food from MJs Pinoy Fiesta that everyone found delicious: Chicken Adobo, Lumpia, Beef Tapa, Lechon Kawali, Fried Marinated Bangus. Thank you again MJs Pinoy Fiesta!

This fast food place offers a wider variety of options compared to other spots we usually visit,…read morewhich is a nice plus. However, taste still matters most--some of the dishes were really good, while others could use a bit more flavor, especially seasoning. They also have desserts and snacks, though the selection isn't very extensive. The service was just okay. The girl who assisted us didn't seem very welcoming--she could definitely benefit from being more friendly and approachable, as it felt like she wasn't too interested in helping. The ambiance is what you'd expect from a typical fast food restaurant--spacious with good parking available. We might give it another try once their new location opens.

bbq chicken & pork skewers pancit & lumpia & beef kaldereta…read morethe bbq skewers are yummy, good pancit , the kaldereta was spicy! pre order!!!!! they had a lot of food but they were set aside!!! people preordered! i was there early and the only had chicken skewers! yum and lumpia , i came back later and nothing was to be had, i didn't want to go empty handed, so got pancit and kaldereta

Wanted some BBQ skewers and thought I'd give this place a try. One look at their food trays almost…read moremade me change my mind, but I thought, what the heck - I'm already here, let's just get the skewer combo and see where that takes me. The noodles were all right. The chicken skewer was dry, while the pork skewer was slightly better. I was under the impression that Filipino BBQ sauce would have a different, maybe better flavor than American BBQ sauce, but for some reason, it tasted pretty similar to me. That made the food a little less appealing. I'm also not big on ready-to-serve food that's been sitting out and then reheated. Dare I say, Panda Express might have been a better choice because at least they'll cook a fresh batch if you're willing to wait 10-15 minutes. At least then you're getting food that's nice and hot instead of something that's been reheated. The lady who boxed my food didn't seem to know the meaning of a smile. She was pretty grumpy and gave me really short answers when I asked questions about the food. She acted like I was bothering her. I get it--maybe she was just having a bad day. But there was no one else in the shop, so you'd think she'd be happy to see a customer come in. She just gave me weird vibes. Probably not coming back.

Review is an order pick up of my Grilled Pork Liempo which included atchara , soup, Java rice and…read moresauce!! Liempo needed little more meat seasoning though the savory dipping sauce made up for the bland taste!!

Great meal and worth the wait! Make sure you order a 10-20 minutes in advanced to ensure you eat on…read moretime, but me and my friends love Tony's! We get it Tony's way and Tony's way don't play! I've been coming here for a while and once you order and taste the food you are family for life. My friends used to always celebrate here together on their last days and I can't believe its finally my turn. Thanks for everything Tony's your egg soup and chicken skewers remind me of a simpler time.

There aren't a whole lot of restaurants that specialize in Filipino cuisine, so I knew I had to…read moremake a trip to Lola's - and it felt like home. This was my significant other's first real introduction to silog so we had to hit the kamayan platter which lets you get a little taste of everything from garlic fried rice to tomato salad, lumpia, and a variety of protein options. At first bite, my significant other said he could have this for breakfast every day, haha. We also got the calamansi agua fresca and it was really refreshing. There's been a bit of a wait the times we've gone, but nothing too crazy and definitely worth it!

Cute little brunch spot in a small little plaza. Came here two separate times, the first time was a…read morelong wait I believe around 1 hour on a Saturday lunch. If you come on a weekday, it actually was still pretty busy, but only a short 10 minute wait. Got the Milo and Ube cold brew for our drinks. Definitely recommend the Milo cold brew, reminds me of a mocha. For our food, we got the iloco moco, tapsilog, and Ube tres leches French toast. LOVE the tapsilog which was basically beef tapa, tomato salad, and egg on top of rice. It was so good, especially with the magi seasoning and their version of spiced vinegar provided on the table. Their French toast was also delicious, though I wish they provided more fruit. The first time I came here I ordered the Adobo Fried Rice Omelet which was alright, I felt the tapsilog had more flavor. The inside is pretty small and tight, but they are stroller friendly and accommodated the stroller. Also there is music playing and the ambiance is loud (people talking) so I didn't feel overwhelmed if my baby was crying. Definitely plan on coming here again for Filipino brunch food.

Always nice to support local Filipino food. We came here on a Saturday night to celebrate a bday…read more(location is perfect for something like this- plenty of parking, so much space in the venue!) there was even live music going on so loved that. Service was fast, staff was friendly and the food came out warm. We wanted to just grab a few little things to satisfy our craving. One of the highlights was the Calamansi slushie we loved everything we ordered from the lumpia to the bulgolgi plate and chicken skewers, seasoned so well and overall a yummy experience.

I did an online order, but it was ready when I picked it up. The person was very nice and I picked…read moreit up at the pick up window. The egg was runny and perfect. The pork was not dry and very flavorful. If I came back I would probably choose a different option for the shrimp cause it was kind of basic and not memorable. The rice was also nicely cooked. Overall, it was a very nice meal and I was full from it.

Chris the only server that was there when we got there was great! He's one of those people that…read morehave a calling and love what they do. Funny, caring and was just an all around stand up guy. The decor was a nice 1950s throwback diner in a quansett hut. Formica tables, cool cutlery, diner chairs. Love the vibe. We went on a Friday morning when we had a rare day off. So it wasn't busy at all. Got there right when it opened so didn't have a problem getting a table, so I can't speak to a long wait. Got the breakfast burrito en mojado divorciado style. I read about it on some article. Comes with the green chile verde with the pulled pork and the red sauce with the brisket. I'm a FOMO guy so i wanted to try both. It was unsurprisingly an expensive dish. I got it with sausage inside, didn't really need the sausage cuz the thing was massive. I'm a big eater so it's unusual for me to not finish. That thing was delicious and would surely go back to try something else on a day when it's not busy. My wife got the french toast, to which she said was easily the best french toast she'd ever had. They use milk bread so it's extra tender and the center was super custardy and melt in your mouth. The berry topping was nicely tart giving a nice contrast from the sweet and creamy center and the cream topping was rich and delicious. Sure, it's diner food. Sure it's pricey, but you don't go every day or week. You might go once or twice a year and it's a treat for sure if not just for the company of the great wait staff. I don't usually post reviews because who the hell cares what I think, but I think its worth a try on a non busy day for sure. If you go on a busy day and you're in a rush then that's already a bad start to your experience anyways. Go early take your time and walk around. The neighborhood around there is quite nice.

Great food and great service…read more Reservations are recommended and I believe required. Parking is street parking and you probably have to walk a bit during the busy times. Recommend almost anything on the menu. But French toast was phenomenal. Santa Maria slam was very good. You must get the blue sourdough bread. And the jam.

Just from looking at the food in Tony's Barbecue's Yelp photo gallery I knew I had to try this…read moreplace soon!! Located in an older shopping strip, Tony's is not to be overlooked. The inside of the restaurant looks like it may have been recently updated ~ it's nicely arranged with a good amount of seating. Orders are placed at the counter and your food is brought to your table when it's ready. Since it was our first visit, the lady at the front was happy to answer our questions and make suggestions. Everything is freshly made to order, so be prepared for a short wait. Plates come with a cup of egg drop soup (which came up piping hot and was very flavorful) that is served to be enjoyed while you wait for your main dish. My foodie friend ordered a fish dish with the Java rice. I chose the beef rib plate and also went with the Java rice. Siopao was a new featured item and apparently they're known for their bibingka, so I added those as well because at this point, why not right? While my friend enjoyed her fish, she said it could have used more seasoning and she wished that she didn't have to pick out the bones. My beef ribs were SOOOO good!! And the Java rice had a really nice flavor that went perfectly with the ribs. Since we had so much food, we split the siopao (a steamed pork bun), and I can't even begin to describe the bibingka ~ it was rich and delicious, with a slightly sweet & creamy filling. I'd have to have another one to better describe its flavor more accurately. I'm so glad to have discovered Tony's! I can't wait to go back!!!

Service is friendly and good is good!…read more The restaurant is tucked in a shopping center that's not visibly seen u less you're looking for it.

Parking, parking garage down the street, not a far walk…read more Heard about this place via Tik Tok. It's located in a Market type place. Plenty of seating, even on a busy day. Food tasted as good as it looked & smelt. Unique sauces. Portion was perfect too. Shared restrooms is around the corner from there.

Inside 4th street market. Great food. Fast and friendly services…read more I got 2 mixed plate, one with slow cook pork and one with karagee fired chicken. Mixed plate came with pink pickle onion and choice of either veggie or Mac salad. Both slow cook pork and fired chicken were delicious. Portion was big enough for 1 adult to be full. Or 2 kids shared. Plenty of seatings place inside the 4th street market or outdoor. Outdoor has big screen TV and they had the soccer game on. (I just wish the 4th street market they turn off the music outside while the game was on.)

I love the food! As a non-filipino, I was a bit hesitant to try it, but I'm glad I did, as it is…read morefull of flavor and so delicious. My favorite is the salmon tempura, but everything is great! Would highly recommend!

Food is great! Tabby is very nice to work with. Our favorites are lechon belly, beef mushroom…read moreParmesan and Ginataang Kalderata. Super yummy!

Delicious Food! I've ordered several times and also eaten at their pop up events. Some of my…read morefavorites are Beef Steak Tagalog, Buchi, Pork Sisig and their Pork Belly Skewers. Lumpia and Dynamite Lumpia are soo good, especially if you like spicy. Customer service is excellent! They're always so friendly and polite

The food arrived late and cold. The lumpia was not crunchy; it was oily and tasteless. I requested…read morea refund for all or at least a portion, and was told they don't do that. Quite disappointed and people should take their business elsewhere. Zero stars in my opinion.