Great find! Family of 3 - ordered the chicken with 2 sides, pork belly sandwich, and ribs plate…read more All the food was top notch and tasted homemade. Not the smoker tasting bbq, but quality ingredients and super friendly service. Highly recommend to anyone go wants a great meal, at good prices, and fantastic service.

Ok BBQ. I had the…read moreBBQ Beef Ribs, coleslaw, beans, and cornbread. The meat falls off te bone, but it was lacking flavor; the BBQ sauce helped. The coleslaw was tasty, really liked the apples in it. The beans were under seasoned. The cornbread was good, a little dense, but tasted good. The service was good. Friendly staff and the food came out fast. The ambiance was ok. More like a sports bar than a restaurant.

WHY WE WENT HERE: - pick up hot food for dinner…read more THE LOOK (FROM THE OUTSIDE): - located on the corner of Date Palm Dr and Dinah Shore Dr; entrance is at parking lot accessed via Dinah Shore Dr THE LOOK (FROM THE INSIDE): - like a lot of Filipino establishments, it's a mix of a mini market with fresh and shelf-stable ingredients for various Filipino foods (savory and sweet) and a hot food deli (catering trays available as well) - the rear of the store is pretty decent size for dining in; you can fit a family there THE MENU: - based on the pics from Yelp vs what I saw in person, the hot food deli can vary WHAT WE ORDERED: - steamed rice - pancit - beef calderata - pork adobo THE TASTE: - everything was great! CUSTOMER SERVICE: - warm and welcoming

*Nice Little Family Owned Asian Market*…read more I will admit this place slipped through my radar. Tho I don't live too far from here and drive by all the time, it's an unassuming place in an older building, and assumed it's an Oriental gift shop or rug store. Because their signage is small and doesn't stand out too much when I've driven by. Recently discovered Fil Am on Yelp browsing through my local search feed. I like to support local but was surprised to see I missed out on this place. But thrilled to learn it's a small family owned Asian grocery store, with a hot foot counter too, serving up takeout Filipino food. Planned a visit here when otw back home from errands, but what I hadn't planned on was walking out with more than I anticipated. After browsing through every aisle in the store, I found some Japanese Sweet Yams for only $1.99/lb and happily picked 5 perfect potatoes. I thought that was going to be the end of it, but knew I'd be back again here in the near future. Just when I thought it was over: While waiting for a regular customer to check out & pay at the register, I noticed a sign that read "$10 minimum for ATM & credit cards" which I can totally understand why, being a small mom & pop shop. Since it was lunch time and didn't feel like making my own lunch (again) once back home or having a cold shake to cool me down, figured I'd maybe try some Filipino food instead. Because I read some reviews expressing it's very good and pretty good -- particularly the Pancit = noodles similar to vegetable chow main. Ordered a shall container that was packed deep inside the container and figured I'll keep it at that for my first time here. But then saw some veggies calling my name because I love orange Asian squash, along with the okra, green beans and carrots...and asked for a small container. Okay, now I was set (so I thought) and figured it'd keep it light with a vegan lunch on a blistering hot May day. But then I saw the Adobo chicken and it looked good so I figured I'd get a small order to sample for some more protein. Especially when Marlin, the sweet gal assisting me, promised it's not too salty nor spicy. Okay..so now I was really set with more than I had intended but figured it'd be my lunch and dinner too. But I'm partially conflicted with the food for this review because I don't usually eat much Filipino food. But I eat lots of Asian food, as it's one of my favorite food cultures, and happen to think I have good taste and know Asian food. And I know what's what when it comes to well-prepared food. First of all the service here is so warm & friendly. I felt very welcomed and comfortable here (even tho it was 105 degrees outside) yet the temp inside was just right. All 3 gals here greeted me with a friendly "hello" and smiles. Major bonus points. One of the first things I noticed was the store did not stink and smell one bit like other mom & pop asian stores I've been to before. There's a parking lot in the back, where I entered the store. There's also a front entrance on Date Palm Canyon. The Food Review: Most of the prepared hot food is served ala carte inside small/medium/large containers for takeout as there's nowhere here to eat. Everything is securely packaged with tender love & care for takeout. No drips no runs no errors. The veggies ~~ were very good and fresh. The taste was pretty good and the flavor was accented with fish sauce that was not expected. But it tasted like anchovies. I love all fish but not anchovies. The price seemed a little steep for the portion. But I get it and food costs. Pancit ~~ noodles were great. Veggies fresh and crisp. But the flavor was too salty for me and dominated by soy sauce. Portion was equal to value. I wasn't feeling the lemon juice packet that came with the noodles. I'm sure it cuts out some of the salt & soy sauce, but like I said, wasn't feeling it, and anything sour. Chicken Adobo ~~ the chicken was very dry and chewy and was like eating beef jerky. The sauce was extremely salty. Sauce was filled with too much corn starch and the leftovers for round 2 at dinner time, was thicker than jello. Portion equates to price point. Not sure if this was just an off day or this is the norm. But I probably won't be eating takeout food here next time. All day & night I could not stop drinking water from the sodium overload in all the food. But there will be a next time for some of their Asian grocery items and outstanding friendly customer service...and as mentioned to Marlin, I intend to be a regular customer.

I highly recommend this food truck if you're in the mood for some great mariscos/seafood! They…read moreaccept Apple Pay which was awesome since I only had my phone on me. Prices are reasonable. The truck itself has the menu right on it so I didn't have to look it up and it's painted nicely so you can't miss it. We came on a weekend around 4pm and there was no line. I ordered the shrimp, crab and octopus tostadas for $15.99 and I received a great portion of food along with two tostadas. My date ordered two battered fish tacos for $8.99 and they were loaded. Also amazing. The food was very fresh and delicious with every bite. I was unaware the tostada order came with spicy sauce and It was very spicy but I kept eating because the food was fantastic so next time I'd opt for mild sauce instead of hot because it was as though someone was cutting onions by the end of the meal. Haha. It was worth the spicy tears and I can't wait to try more of the food.

First time trying out this food truck. We were pleasantly pleased. Prices were worth the food we…read morereceived. Food was really good. Quite spicy but good. You get a nice condiment packet with each item. Service was nice. They were helpful in answering our questions, plenty of parking, truck was nicely kept, menus were easy to read. They had some good music playing, nice while you're waiting for your food. Agua de pepino was ok. We'll definitely be back to try other things.

Adorable coffee shop that was semi- thrift shop. There were racks of clothing, bags and all types…read moreof accessories to look through. There was one lady working the shop, she was super friendly and kind. We tried an almond croissant, which didn't disappoint! Overall great coffee and ambiance, we'll be back

We needed to get coffee after a bad brunch, and this place came up. We are glad we stopped by…read more Our orders were simple: iced americanos with add shots. The barista/cashier got this taken care of right away. The interior has a specific vibe, and while I may not be their target demographic, I can tell a lot of care went into the design and layout. My only real problem is that there was only 1 person working as both cashier and barista, so our drinks took a bit over 10 minutes to get to us. Hopefully it was just a one off for them.