My sole purpose venturing into a random spot was for their lumpias. Quaint little Filipino coffee shop which serves an assortment of other meals tucked into the Scarborough. Try it out. read more

Coffee In - Filipino Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

Wow! You'd never guess such bold and comforting flavours would come from such an unassuming store front. Coffee In, despite its name, is no coffee shop-- it is a family-owned Filipino restaurant that serves food either to order, or from a hot table. While the restaurant is easy to miss, you most definitely should not miss it! We even had a chance to meet and chat with the owners which is always special; they are such hard workers who have made this little piece of home here in Scarborough. read more

If you are tired of Chinese food but still want some Chinese food, Filipino cuisine Is the best option! It is a decent fast-food restaurant in the plaza, Hakka or Filipino? I would pick Filipino. BBQ skewers, Chinese meets west cuisine Filipino style. Never have I ever need to drink lots of water after the meal, which means to me, MSG Is not added Ordered the beef stew, it was salty as usual and pork bone peanut butter sauce which is less salty. Filipino food will always be Filipino food. Nothing to complain about. read more

Coffee In - Beef stew, and pork bone in peanut butter sauce $7.90 after tax - Filipino Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

If you like Batchoy, this is the place in Scarborough to have it. Taste so delicious and it never fails me. It's an all time favourite Filipino noodle soup especially in this cold weather. read more

Coffee In - Hopia - Filipino Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Monday morning and I've got a craving for a Filipino breakfast. Thank God for Coffee In because they are the only ones open in the area, the other Filipino eateries are closed booo! We sat in the car in front of the restaurant waiting for it to open and lo and behold they opened right on time (not Filipino time meaning late). The server/cashier held the door open for us and greeted us warmly. We ordered Tapsilog (Tapa, which in this case is beef that's cured then dried then fried accompanied with 2 eggs and garlic fried rice) and Longsilog (Longanisa which is a sausage made from ground pork accompanied with 2 eggs and garlic fried rice) and pork belly on the side. The meals came with a side of tomatoes and onions seasoned with fish sauce. They had a yummy spicy vinegar that went well with the meats. A Filipino version of a greasy spoon, food that's filling that will definitely put you in a food coma. read more

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Great place for tapsilogs, longsilogs and all the goodsilogs you can think of under the heat of Filipino breakfast for champs. Small eateries like this remind me of restaurants back home that offer little ambiance but heavy on flavor. Couples dating over a year, prolly getting used to farting in front of each other and comfortable enough to head to this humble place in sweats and running shoes to chow down on some awesome authentic pinoy grub is on route to a long lasting relationship. Results may vary. read more

Cheap price! Cheap meats! Cheap experience! Totally unsatisfying! Swayed by other yelpers' reviews, I went today to try the following: 1 pork bbq/$3. 1 combo with 2 meats/$6.99. -giniling pork -curry chicken I do not recommend the food at all; pork/chicken meat were of poor quality. Taste was poor as well; left me feeling regret for buying them. Not satisfying at all. The bbq was hard and did not taste grilled or barbecued! For bbq pork/chicken skewers- don't come here! My recommendation: Happy Tummy on Birchmount & Finch at $2.50 per stick! If you order 10 sticks or over, you can order them fresh. You just need to be patient and wait for less than 30 minutes if they are not busy with other orders. read more

Amazing cheap eats here! The pork skewers are so heavy that the skewer starts to bend if you start with the skewer meat side down and then try to turn it right side up. They're also $3. Rice and one hot plate item is $5.99. It comes in a big square takeout box with two sections for meat/veg options, and they fill BOTH with the item of your choice. If you order the option with rice and two hot plate options, it's the same box with both sections filled with one of the two items, and then they get you a second round takeout soup container and fill it with your second option. It's big enough for two meals. Their kare kare was pork and tripe, not ox tail, but still full of peanut butter goodness and assorted veggies. Love it here. There are so many choices I need to try! Can't wait to come back! read more

Poor customer service. We waited for a long time for one of our orders and then when we asked for a follow up they said that we didn't order any when we clearly ordered one. They reassured us while getting our first order that they were already preparing for the order that we haven't gotten. When we asked for a follow up they even seemed annoyed and bothered. Food was good but I think they should work on their customer service. read more

We were looking for a new Filipino food spot so gave this a go. There's turoturo (hot table of already prepared dishes) but we chose a the breakfast dishes instead. We got the longsilog and the bangsilog with a side of lumpia. The eggs are made to order and they reheat the rest of the dishes. Plus side: everything was warm; they gave a side of onions and tomatoes; garlic rice galore; you can take the dipping sauces to your table sawsaw (dip) all you want!; they have a calimansi (canned) drink! The meal was very satisfying and cost for the 2 of us was $23. We'll go back and try their soup specialties when it gets cold outside! read more

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If there's zero. I will give zero. Today I bought batchoy of 2 servings. When we reach home. I didn't eat it, only my husband. Several minutes later after eating batchoy, he became nauseous, dizzy & vomited. I checked his BP and it was on normal reading. He began to look pale so I told him to go to Michael Garron. My friend drove her to the hospital and on their way, he was just closing his eyes because he was really so dizzy. When they reach at the hospital, his BP was checked there again and it was normal. They drew a blood sample from him and it shows toxins from the ingested food. My daughter had a spoon of the batchoy and later she was having diarrhea. Good thing I didn't eat. I hope the owner of the store should be aware that they are putting their customers to harm because of their unhygienic food they are serving. It looks like the food in their counter has been reheated from yesterday. We don't want to file a case since it will cost a lot of money in our part and we have 2 small kids to look after. I'm writing this review to everyone to be aware of this store and give a heads up to the owner. read more

After such a long time..i brought my family back here to eat goto (rice porridge) and tokwa't baboy and lastly, the famous tapsilog filipino breakfast. the goto and tokwa't baboy was good but the tapsilog we found a strand of hair mixed in the garlic rice, we told the server and apologize and replaced it with a new one. Brought the tapsilog home for my family to eat at home only to have found another strand of hair in the garlic rice. I'm so disappointed at the quality of the food. I will not return and will not recommend for anyone to go to this place since the quality of the food has gone down below zero. read more

Keep this place a secret! This is such a low key Filipino restaurant in a plaza corner by Birchmount and Lawrence. I often come here and I am really thankful to discover this restaurant through the recommendation of a friend. This is very ideal for my boyfriend and I when we come from a nightshift because the breakfast deals start at 7AM! Their best seller is the Tapsilog! Yuuum! I never had Tapsilog in my life, not even when I was in my motherland! Tapsilog consists of tapa, 2 eggs, onions, and fried rice. Portion size is huge and the meal will definitely keep you full for 6-7 hours. Pair it up with a warm cup of coffee and you are all set for an adventurous day! They also offer a LOT of filipino dishes ie. Bbq, spring rolls, fish, pork dishes, etc. You guys have to see it yourself by paying the store a visit! The restaurant has around 9 tables that can seat 4 people per table. Enough to accommodate the morning rush of hungry people! If the staff know you well, they could offer you free tasters in full bowl sizes! This place is so generous thats why they are so blessed with customers and excellent business! Keep it up Coffee In crew! More luck to all of you :) read more

Definitely the place to be to have filipino Batchoy. Good portion, good flavour and fast service!!

Great homestyle filipino food! The soups are just amazing... Huge servings! Don't be fooled by the name - it's basically a filipino eatery. I think they serve coffee (but I'm not 100% on this). My fave was the batchoy! read more

My third update, this place deserves more exposure but I feel like if they do, they will lose their charm of being very generous with their portions and just being plain nice. Their selection with their entrees are always amazing. I swear, I think the secret ingredient they have in their food is CRACK. Definitely will keep coming back for more ;) read more

First time in this place last weekend and we've tried the Bachoy. Too much fat in it. The pork was not even cut for commercial consumption. It seems that the meat was just bought from stratch in the chinese supermarkets. We did not finish what we have and after eating while driving we still feel the greasiness in our mouth from what we have just eaten. The 2 stars rating here is for the service. They are very accomodating and friendly. We'll not going back...sorry. read more

This place is not for any non pork eaters. Came here hoping there were chicken dishes to find out they're all mixed with pork.

This place is not a coffee shop. It's basically a small filipino restaurant, that is known for their "Batchoy" noodle soup. But they serve all types of dishes as well. It's those type of places you go just to eat, not a place you would relax and enjoy the atmosphere, definitely not fancy. I didn't know anything about Batchoy until a friend brought me here. Japanese have Ramen, Vietnamese have Pho and Filipino's have Batchoy. I really like it, the soup broth is very good, they use egg noodles,different pork meats, garnished with green onions and fried garlic adds to the flavor. The serving should be just right to filling. read more

I will never buy from this store. This morning my husband bought take out Lugaw (porridge) for breakfast. We shared the lugaw at home, which meant both of us had the same experience. The lugaw was soooo salty it was so difficult to swallow it; worse, we almost swallowed chuncks of chicken cubes. We have to gargle with water after spitting out the lugaw. What a horrible experience. We ended up throwing away the lugaw. My husband called the store to inform them. Whoever he talked to said theirs is not salty. How was that? So, I called and spoke to this guy and he said same thing too. He even said that they use measurements which they follow for 15 yrs and we are the only ones complaining. Huh! Who are they fooling? They do not have the nerve to recognize their mistake and apologize. We will never ever enter this store. There are other Filipino stores out there that serve better food anyway. We only lost a few $ on that lugaw, but they lost us as customer forever. read more

My coworker told me about this place, he wanted me to try their batchoy and goto. Batchoy is chow mein noodles soup topped with fried garlic, pulled chicken pieces, green onions and crumbs of chicharon(cracklings). Portion was the right amount but a bit too salty for me. The cracklings were burnt so that made it bitter, like eating charcoal and most disappointing was I had no fried egg on top. The goto, which is exactly like congee with chicken and tripe but again I had no egg added. The goto was in a slow cooker which obviously been there all day. There was a lot of food to choose from but I could not order any because it didn't look appetizing. Typical Filipino dine in take out but very disorganized place and needs some cleaning done. The cashier was more interested with her phone. Most likely not gonna revisit and also I don't think they specialize in coffee or even serve coffee but the name is coffee in. read more

Better than FV Foods, that's for sure! Try their Special Bachoy, delish and the other dishes too. Friendly owner and staff.

I love coming to this unpretentious place. At any given time, they would have 2-3 hot soup varieties warming in their huge crockpots aside from their special order specialty soups like Batchoy, Lomi, etc. They serve huge Filipino breakfasts. Their takeout portions are the most generous of all Filipino joints. The servers are friendly and there is always a constant lively banter between the kitchen and the servers which draws you in, and oh someone constantly mopping the floors. Sure , the place and décor could use some updating including their name, which could draw more Filipinos in (Batchoy would do the trick ), but let's keep this Scarborough gem a secret for a bit longer... read more

Great food, Great Service. All dishes were delicious. My wife and I love the Kare Kare amd Dinuguan. Their batchoy is to try for and you wont regret it. For sure you will ask for more. read more

My go to place for authentic filipino food. Very friendly staff. My family loves going here for breakfast. Even though we live a lot closer to other filipino joints, we chose to drive the distance for proper filipino meal. The owners are the chefs and very friendly too. read more

La Paz Batchoy is the best! It's super tasty. Will definitely come back to try their tapsilog. I only gave 4 stars because the place need updating, brighter lights and they need to clean it up. read more

Best Filipino food you can get in Toronto!! This restaurant brings you back to the homeland with their creative variety of food. From their delicious breakfast fried eggs, longanisa, and rice to their famous Batchoy ramen soup you cannot go wrong with this food. This restaurant gave me a full experience of the Filipino culture. read more

Coffee In has the best LUMPIA SHANGHAI in Toronto!!! I suggest people to go there and try it!!

I come here whenever I am craving for authentic batchoy. The broth is so full of flavour, and loaded with pork, liver and chicharon bits, just the way I like it. It is wonderful to eat piping hot with some of the Ilonggo puto or Spanish bread. My favorite Pinoy treat in the GTA, for sure! read more

I was so excited to visit this place for the first time after hearing a lot of good reviews and even great reviews from friends and relatives. I went inside, look around the place and i ordered their special soup, you wont miss it was on the last top right corner of the menu board. The place is so dirty and so messy, too much clutter. The soup is soooooo freaking salty it feels like burning and chocking me but still continue to eat it and the liver is like rubber, the intestine smells and taste like they didn't clean it good. malansa ang pagkakaluto...so much fat they didn't even take the fat out...it's very unhealthy soup and the worst thing is me and my friend went to the washroom 4 times after eating this soup...please don't even try to come to this place...i can't even give him 1 star. sorry i am just telling the truth.. read more

had aroz caldo today was very filling .. my brother had Mongo and it was very good as usual