Sarap (delicious)!! If you have not tried Filipino lumpia (egg rolls), go on Insta & find their…read morelocation. I found them at Rillito Farmer's Market on Sunday. They offer both pork & vegetarian lumpia with the best sweet chili sauce. They will be focusing more on their frozen lumpia orders rather than pop-ups, but that just means it's fresh and you can have it anytime without stalking them all over town. Also a plus that I don't have to make it myself!!

Gave this food truck a try last night when it was positioned outside of Arizona Beer House. I don't…read morebelieve I have ever tried Filipino cuisine before but glad I did. Friendly father/son team, perfect turnaround on food, excellent portion size, and super delicious! I wouldn't hesitate to choose this over an array of other food trucks. It's that good. I even had leftovers.

Great food, very reasonably priced which is a rarity these days! I tried the chicken bowl special…read moreand a couple lumpia. All cooked to perfection! The chicken was very tender, well flavored, and the rice was cooked just right. To add Johnny offers great customer service!

So excited to find a Filipino grocery store serving the community. Delicious snacks, a few fresh…read moreproduce selections, frozen goods and spices.

Very tiny store with lots of good stuff from the Philippines. They have lots of choices for snacks,…read morefrozen food and ready to cook food as well. The lady who runs the store is very friendly. We will definitely come by, every time we're in the area.

As a Filipina living where there are very few options for Filipino food, I'm so glad that a friend…read morebrought up Nick's. I was overjoyed to go and see the food options. The bbq pork skewers were awesome. I loved the flavor and the good cuts of pork. The chicken adobo was good, less vinegary than we make it, but the pancit and lumpia were just like what my family makes. We make our lumpia thicker, so I was happy to see that these also had more filler than wrappers. It was like having a piece of home. Plus, the items in the store were great and I enjoyed looking around. I went twice within one week and would go back if I lived in the area!

My last visit to Nick's Sari-Sari was about seven years ago, so I was excited to give it another…read moretry. I was hoping to find a Filipino restaurant that I could start visiting regularly, and I genuinely want to support a small local business like this. I ordered Combo #6, which came with pancit and two entrées. One of the entrées I selected was the longganisa (2 pieces), but when I got home, I realized I had been given lumpia instead. My second entrée was the chicken adobo, but unfortunately, the pieces I received were almost entirely bone with very little meat. To top it off, the pancit was quite soggy, which made the meal even more disappointing. I'm hoping I simply caught them on an off day, because this wasn't the experience I was expecting. I'd like to believe this isn't representative of the food they normally serve. I haven't decided if I'll give them another try, but I'm rooting for Sari Sari and truly hope they succeed.

This isn't just an Asian grocery store, it's truly a world market with products from many different…read morecultures. I love coming here to stock up on essentials like their large bags of rice and my favorite lentils. The selection is impressive, and there's always something new to discover. The service can be a bit limited, but that may be due to some staff members not speaking much English. Despite that, the store is well-organized, clean, and brightly lit, making it easy to shop and find what you need. Overall, it's a great place to find international ingredients and pantry staples at reasonable prices.

If you are looking for an international foods store this is the place to go and get spices, tea,…read moresoups, meat, fresh fish that you will not find at your neighborhood grocery store unless you live in Florida, seafood, a huge variety of vegetables and so much more. Check it out! Fast service, great prices and I found all that I was looking for and more.

This Asian market is quite large, very quiet. There's a small produce section, some furniture, an…read moreentire tea aisle, some home decor - think vases. The usual staples: noodles, sauces, beverages, candies and cookies. I did see some unique KitKats for Halloween or with orange! There's also a very nice selection of sake and tea sets as well as cute bowls for soup/ramen. HUGE parking lot.

Excellent selection of products. Love the fresh produce. Especially LOVE the Thai Basil!!read more

Stop here for yummy Halo Halo Filipino desserts! The prices aren't bad and vegan friendly too!read more

Great service and vibes to match the awesome sweets. The…read morebomb ice cream really is the bomb. It's a pancake fried ice cream with toasted almonds and coconut on the inside.

This restaurant/caterer is amazing! The flavors is there...the taste is there, and the freshness is…read moreright there. I had the fried rice, the Pancit, and the pork with Lumpia. There were both excellent. But, the only thing I could say, the noodles were undercooked. Everything was just a-ok. As far as the serving, the service was good. The ambiance was mediocre. It's was easy to get to. I plan on going back! *Oh, and the Lumpia was to die for!

From the owner: Philippine cuisine stands out for its unique blend of flavors, influenced by a rich tapestry of…read morecultures. What sets it apart is not just the diversity of its ingredients, but the passion Filipinos infuse into their cooking. There's a deep-rooted tradition of creating dishes that evoke memories of home-cooked meals, where every bite tells a story of family gatherings, festive celebrations, and cherished moments. Whether it's the comforting warmth of adobo, the hearty aroma of sinigang, or the crispy goodness of lechon, Filipino cuisine is a testament to the love and care put into every dish. It's this heartfelt connection to food that makes Philippine cuisine truly unique, capturing the essence of home in every flavorful bite.

I absolutely love this place! The coconut chicken is incredible and the beef chamoru/beef tinatak…read moreis occasionally on the menu and my goodness it's incredible. I crave this place frequently! It tastes so fresh and is good for the soul. I've tried to make both at home and they turn out pretty good, but nothing like Hungry Kepuha! I hope they expand or start putting a schedule online for my husband and I to follow them around town haha!

I have never really been exposed to the culture of Guam or Chamoru food, so I didn't know what to…read moreexpect. I took a look at the menu and had a tough time deciding, but ultimately ordering the pork spare ribs plate. The meal was simple, about 6 ribs, rice and sauce. I tasted the sauce, but I couldn't place the ingredients, it tasted like a soy/worcestershire mixture. It wasn't too salty, but it did add a nice tanginess to the rice and ribs. When I saw the ribs, I was thinking they were going to be dry and chewy. I was very wrong. Although the ribs were not juicy, they were almost fall off the bone tender and were seasoned really well. The seasoning on the ribs didn't really require the sauce at all, but if you don't care to eat plain rice, the sauce will do it for you, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and felt the ribs could be good competition for our local rib joints.

This is my first time visiting their permanent location! I usually visit the food truck and try…read moretheir paella. The seafood paella is delicious but also quite pricy at $15. The lomo saltado beef ($12) is flavorful-it's pretty much stirfry beef with onions, tomatoes, fries and white rice. I still prefer the paella. For drinks, their passion fruit (maracuya) drink is delicious and I also really like their Peruvian purple corn drink (chicha morada). This is a solid food truck to go to!

This is my first time eating Peruvian food, so I cannot comment on Don Pedro's authenticity. I…read morediscovered the food truck parked on the South side of the street across Banner Hospital North on Allen Rd. The menu looked great, and it's nice to try something different. I loved the salchipapas. Who doesn't enjoy french fries with seared hot dogs layered on top? The Aji Verde sauce had a unique taste to it; I could detect hints of cilantro and lime within the deep flavor. It was delectable! The lo-mein had the texture of the typical Chinese Lo-Mein, but the spices were quite different. Both dishes I ordered were decent portions, and I wouldn't hesitate to try more items next time I see their truck!