This is a Filipino/asian grocery in Maryville. They have a lot of food items I would see in other…read morestores. Thy also have items I have not seen before. They have food, clothes and other novelty items. People were chatty and nice. Simple place full of grocery items. Some prices on a higher side, others were ok.

This Filipino store is medium in size. They're well stocked with goods from the Philippines. They…read morehave canned, dried and bottled products. They also have fresh produce and frozen products. They offer various services, as well---such as freight forwarding, airline ticketing and catering through a neighboring restaurant. They sell shirts, souvenirs and Knick Knacks. It's a one stop shop for anything Philippine related. The owner and workers are warm, friendly and conversant. Aisles are a bit tight, but it's a mom and pop store. Shelves are clearly marked and organized. Parking is a bit limited.

We always get speedy service and good food everytime we come here. The combo is a nice sampling if…read moreyou want to try some different foods.

We recently went to Premium outlet with friends from the Philippines and we tried Lasa Street food…read more We ordered the lechon kawali, crispy pata and the refreshing drink, sago gulaman. The portion of food is just right, the lechon kawali and crispy pata were ddlicious, the skin is crunchy and freshly made, it comes with dipping sauce and pickled achara. We wanted to order a vegetable dish (similar to Bicol express but it was a 25 minute wait). The drink was so refreshing! They have a little covered area where you can enjoy your decent meal. Overall experience, cravings satisfied!

This restaurant is clean, tastefully decorated…read more Lady behind the counter is nice, soft spoken. Food portion is huge so I just ordered one dish. This classic dish is typically made with oxtail but in lieu of this expensive cut, they've substituted it with beef shank, osso bucco cut. It's very delicious even without the use of bagoong, a fermented shrimp condiment. Would be better though if beef was more tender.

My wife heard this place was under new ownership, and a new name, Sandok a palayok, so we decided…read moreto give it another try. Unfortunately we were still disappointed. The Lechon kawali was decent but the portions were sad 2 slices for $18, wife ordered the pompano sinagang and she said it was flavor less, we were told food would be out in 15-20min but ended up taking 40min. The decor is the same except new signs and they got rid of the chocolate sales. With all the other good Filipino restaurants in the area I cannot recommend this place. Rice was extra $

Great spot serving up delicious eats! Everything on their menu sounded amazing so it took awhile to…read moredecide but all of the dishes did not disappoint! The space is cute and parking was easy to find. We went for brunch on a Saturday morning and it wasn't too crazy busy yet. They had a high chair we were able to use for our toddler. Service was friendly and patient. Ambiance is nice and casual! We loved the garlic noodles with chicken, ube haupia sauce waffles, and the sisig. The sisig was flavorful and we definitely felt it in our arteries. Our only regret was not having enough room to eat their desserts! So we will have to come again to try those out!

My favorite halo halo spot here for a sweet treat especially in the heat! The desserts are…read moredelicious and there's so much to choose from. They also have meals available but I tend to go here more for the halo halo. The service is decent; depending on who is the server at the register, there are some who help provide recommendations. The space is quiet and pretty easy to eat at.

Great people, great food, and great location for those of us out that way. I really like their…read morelumpia, but I haven't had anything from there I didn't like.

This is a small hole in the wall location connected to a Chevron gas station. We discovered them by…read morechance. All I got was the Lumpia but it was really good

If you have not been here, you need to reevaluate your priorities…read more Lola's platter just $15.99. Chose chicken pancit, BBQ pork and lumpia combo. Artfully presented with an obvious emphasis on technique. Clean, fresh flavors with nice contrast of textures and flavors. Meats were prepared perfectly and not overcooked. Look forward to my leftovers and also returning with friends from a nearby county.

I waited for an hour and they still weren't open. So disappointing and I drove thirty miles.read more

wow, and wow, and wow. I am not Filippino but I love the cuisine. I have been to so many…read moreFilippine restaurant in the USA and finally I visited this one and order a Crispy Pata. It was the best Pata I have ever had outside of the Philippines. It is freshly made, it came to the table sizzling hot, the skin is perfect crisp and the meat is so juicy. I asked miss Gracie for so many sauces and she gave me everything I wanted. The foods and the hospitality are 5 stars quality. My friend order fried rice with egg and cure pork, it was also great. We love this place and will definitely return

Finally got a chance to try this quaint family restaurant, serving up authentic Filipino food!…read moreService was quick and restaurant was bustling at lunch time. We got sisig, lechon kawali, and garlic fried rice - staples wherever we go. Finished our meal with halo halo. Everything was delicious!

I was so excited to try this place after having had the BEST crispy pork belly kare-kare I've ever…read moretasted. I grew up eating Filipino food, and kare-kare was actually a dish I never really cared for. But I recently had it at a party that was catered from here on a Saturday, and I honestly couldn't stop thinking about it afterward. The following week, I was raving about it to my sister-in-law (our partners are Filipino), and since we were in the area, we decided to stop by. We walked in right at 11 when they opened. Unfortunately, the service was disappointing from the start. We weren't greeted very warmly by the older woman taking orders. Maybe she was having an off day, or maybe we happened to walk in right as they opened, but as my SIL was ordering, she seemed visibly annoyed with us. What really stood out, though, was when two older Filipino women came in shortly after. Her demeanor completely changed, and she became much warmer and more hospitable toward them. I don't want to assume someone's intentions, but as someone who isn't Filipino, it honestly made us feel very unwelcome and discriminated against. It was especially disappointing because we genuinely love Filipino food and regularly eat dishes like papaitan and tortang talong with our Filipino family. We weren't just randomly ordering unfamiliar food, these are dishes we know and love. And my whole life I've never experienced any negative interactions with any Filipino, ever. They're some of the nicest people you'll ever meet. We ended up getting our food to go. The tortang talong was pretty greasy and the tapsilog was decent. And I have to give credit where credit is due: the crispy kare-kare is still the best I've ever had. That alone is what would bring me back for the food. Unfortunately, the service is what keeps me from rating this place higher. Based on my experience, I'd recommend this as more of a takeout spot only. Hopefully whoever takes your order is having a better day than ours did.

Ohh emmm geee delicious!!!…read more The lumpia alone will bring me back!!! Must try!! Also the sizzling sisig stole the show! The pancit and fried rice were also good!! The service was okay -- minimal attention -- had to ask for refills multiple times. Portions seem slightly small for the price but I will come back if in the area.

Did a double take when I saw Filipino food in Camano Island. Gotta order the lumpia since it's in…read moretheir name and all. It's located in the corner of a warehouse type complex with a more pick up/to go service. They offer an array of frozen and made to go items, but ended up going with the pork lumpia and pineapple rolls. Service was very friendly! It cost about $10 for 6 lumpia rolls and $6 for the frozen pineapple dinner rolls. Still recovering from the sheer goodness of the lumpia! Perfectly cooked and flavored - they were crispy and anything you could ever want! Would def come back to try their other items.

Alrighty then. I had forgotten this place was only a few miles from home. Cristy's is located in a…read morehidden industrial park on a side street off Good Rd on Camano Island. Wanting to support our local food vendors we bought a platter of Lumpia and Hum Bao to nosh on today. I could hardly contain myself in the car it smelled so good. I knew about the Hum Bao when I saw one of my buddies munching on one a while back. The Hum Bao we have was baked to a nice golden brown. I like the steamed ones as well and I think that is an option there. I'm definitely going to avail myself of the plate lunches once things open up in Island County. Right now only one person is allowed in the lobby at a time and there is no outdoor dining option at this location. Cristy is diligent about sanitizing between customers and she cleans the touched surfaces between customers. Front door included. I look forward to patronizing their place in the future.

Very clean and modern, but be careful as some products are close to their expiration date…read more Their prices are slightly higher than other Asian markets nearby, it looks like they added a dollar on top of many products, like fish sauce that is 3.99 at others is here is 4.99.

Very clean establishment. I enjoy coming here frequently because there are new items every week…read more Also, this place has fresh produce which is awesome because the other Filipino stores in the area do not carry fresh Filipino produce. You can also ship Balikbayan boxes to the Phillipines here. They have multiple delivery systems, it's cheaper and it can get there faster, and safer. There was even a time I requested a specific thing and they brought it to the store for me !