The pancit was fresh and delicious the owner she is so nice and friendly. I have been looking for a…read moreGOOD PANCIT since I got here and nothing has come close to my Auntie's until now, if they added more chicken instead of tiny, tiny pieces it would be amazing

This place is typical Filipino turo-turo restaurant with seating available for dine in. There's…read morealways a line here and the reason is that the customers are allowed to take their good old time to decide and then chit chat (tsismis time!) with the server/cashier. Today they lost 4 customers in line behind me because of the wait! You can choose small, medium or large containers or entree items, not clear if rice is an extra item (unlike other places where you pick rice or pancit with your entrees). I chose beef steak and sinigang (vegetable with pork sour soup). The beef steak was super salty. The sinigang only had a couple of pieces of pork. The turon (fried bananas) are good.

Glory's Bakery is a cute Filipino bakery offering a large selection of pastries and hot food. We…read moreenjoyed the pepperoni bread and guava turnover, and we appreciated the staff offering to warm them up for us. Unfortunately, the empanadas weren't what we had hoped for, but we look forward to trying the hot food next time!

This gave me the itis real bad at 4 PM. I ate, felt completely stuffed, and went straight to bed…read more Woke up and wasn't hungry one bit... so I went right back to bed! This was actually my first time trying Filipino food, so I don't really have anything to compare it to. I loved that they offer combo options because it makes it so much easier to try a little bit of everything. Everything in the restaurant looks and smells so good--it definitely makes your mouth water. The food was a little on the oily side, though, and unfortunately, that didn't sit too well with my stomach. The chicken over pancit was a pleasant surprise. Just looking at it, I expected the chicken to be dry and flavorless, but it was actually tender, juicy, and flavorful! The rice, on the other hand, was pretty dry. And the lumpia? Think of a spring roll, but without all the packed-in vegetables. The chili sauce really took it up a notch. It was delicious. My husband loved the sauce, he'd probably drink it like a beverage if he could. Overall, a fun first experience with Filipino food!

Susan's is one of the local spots for getting your Filipino fix. The staff is friendly and…read morewelcoming as well as the space. Importantly the food feels like home. If you are need of a comfort meal this is the place. The portions are large for a good price and I can stretch it for more than one meal. This past visit I ordered a 2 entree plate with chicken adobo and chicken stew with pancit. I also got some lumpia and Turon and ordered some Palabok for a co-worker. Everything was fresh, hot and delicious and everyone inside the restaurant was so kind. Give this spot a try for take out or dine in.

I stopped by Susan's Kitchenette because I was in the area and wanted some lumpia. When I walked in…read morethere was only one person ahead of me. They didn't have a menu posted, so I was given one when I asked. The food is cafeteria style where your plate is made in front of you. They had several options like fish, pork belly, menudo, lumpia, pancit, rice, sisig, and etc. They also had desserts, chips, turon, and drinks. I chose menudo, pancit, pork belly, and lumpia with a side of sauce for about $15. The prices seemed pretty reasonable. The portions were decent also. The menudo was flavorful and filling the meat was tender but there were a few pieces with fat. The pancit was tasty. It wasn't heavy on vegetables, I wish there were more. The pork belly was crispy and I liked it, but a few pieces were over cooked and had an awkward burnt old flavor. I can't really explain it. But the taste caught me off guard. I enjoyed the lumpia. They had beef inside and went good with the sauce. Their sweet chili sauce is yellow, not like most that are orangeish red. But it was good. The staff was busy. They didn't really talk much, but were nice. They also have a banquet room for private events. I do like their Filipino food more than some other places in the area. Definitely check them out!!

Food is delicious and service is excellent! Come here often when I want something quick to eat and…read moredelicious during my lunch break. They have great deals for any service meals and you can earn reward points every time you purchase a meal. You can't beat that! The servers are friendly and explain what dishes are available for your options to choose from. They also have plenty of seats to enjoy your meal(s). Would recommend this place!

Ordered delivery from here and it came on time, but the way they packaged the food made a huge mess…read moreall over the bag. The food was okay. Typical carinderia-style Filipino food. Chicken adobo = just okay, strong vinegar taste, not savory. Wouldn't order again. Beef nilaga = not good, bland, tender beef, although portion was huge, this was a huge disappointment. Chicken bbq = very good, tender, savory. Pork bbq = tough meat, savory, but burnt! Longganisa = very good. Ginisang upo and monggo = satisfying Sinigang soup = very good, very sour. The pork BBQ was a huge disappointment. It's marinated well but how they managed to burn it is ridiculous. You can't really eat most of it.

What a lovely lunch/ early dinner spot in the CoVA region. I have heard about Fiesta Kainan from…read moreseveral of my former coworkers before but never got around to trying them until recently. I tried out the caldereta and the mechado (?). I liked both items but I found it too oily for my liking. The vegetables were stewed perfectly and the meat texture were nice and tender. I think had I visited earlier in the day, it may have had a less oily texture to it. The accompanying soup was super sour but acted as a perfect palate cleanser after the oily meals. The service was excellent-- friendly, patient, and helpful. You can pick and choose different entrees over rice or pancit. Similar to getting food from Panda Express. The inside of the restaurant has several family friendly seatings available and baked goods and market also. Lastly, parking is free and plentiful right across from the front entrance. If an out of area Filipino asked for a good place to eat, I wouldn't hesitate recommending them. I certainly wouldn't mind revisiting again in the future.

This was my go to spot for yummy Filipino dishes. I mean like 2-3x a week easily for lunch! I was…read morelike the staff and the food quality. They recently went under new management/owner and I feel that homey feeling you get no longer exists. The restaurant now has a store where you can buy frozen items and pantry items, so that's a plus. But the quality of food is not the same and the staff aren't either. They are rude and in Tagalog they joke the non speaking natives when they order or ask questions. I have seen it first hand so many times and thank God I understand the language because the moment I hear them say something about me I'm blasting them. But for the others, it's unfortunate. Their customer service needs to be better! Or I might repeat to the customers what they are saying LOL!

Small place with a few tables offering , buffet dishes or takeout…read more Lunch special of pandit and lumpia was authentic and taste good, and affordable too. Will return.

One word, exceptional…read more Ordering process online was super easy and streamlined, and when I showed up to pick up my order it was fresh and ready to go. Speaking of that, the moment I walked in, I received the most friendly welcome/greeting, so top notch there. Oh, and the most important part, the food is legit! All of it was good, but I really want to highlight the lumpia; super fresh and absolutely perfect. 10/10 I will be back.

We've only ever tried their Turon and they were very good! About 8-10" and contains one whole saba,…read morecut in half to make it into a long serving. They have quick options for dishes but if wanting more than 2 Turon, make sure to call ahead. We usually order 10 at a time and they give you about a half hour wait. Worth it anyway!

Food was delicious. Lumpia was crispy and fresh. Portions were huge. Highly recommend.read more

First time here today and what a treat! This is such a beautifully decorated restaurant with both…read moreindoor and outdoor seating. Our server was so kind and made us feel welcome. My family and I had dinner and ordered Lumpiang Shanghai, Ox tail Kare Kare, Pancit Canton, Bikol Express, Tinapa Fried rice, and the Paksiw na Lechon. Everything was so tasty - my personal favs being the Lechon and Bikol express. They have so many different drinks too I will need to come back to try their Calamansi slushie! Bonus - they validate $3.50 for parking!

The food presentation is beautiful, but the price point is high. I've had better lechon kawali,…read moreit wasn't terrible but it was very fatty and not as flavorful as I've tasted elsewhere. Their location in Atlantic Park likely explains the higher prices. A lot of Filipino dishes contain pork, and my sister and I are Filipino, but it would be nice if they offered non‑pork lumpia (my sister is allergic to pork). She did have a few other options. The gentleman who took our order was friendly and helpful, and I enjoyed the avocado smoothie, though it was also pricey. When another employee brought our checks I wanted to pay in cash. He suggested it was more convenient to pay by card, but said they do accept cash if you go inside to pay. We were seated outside, and the back and forth about how to pay was off putting. I don't always think the customer is right, but that felt like a lapse in customer service. This was my second time dining here (the first was at their Red Mill location). I most likely won't return. I've had better Filipino food at more traditional, casual eateries.