Does not beat out Manila Eats for best Filipino but they do have a lot of great dishes…read more Pancit Bihon Lechon Kawali Daing Pinakbet All great. Feel confident in ordering any time. Chicken Adobo Sinigang Both could use a little more sour to really drive it home. Both still good but not better than Manila Eats. However, they do cook to order so that's a great perk. Only 2 tables, it's a small space with the rest of the square footage dedicated to retail. It was worth the drive from Brandon...

Reviewed on 3/26/24 Cuz and I stopped into this cute little…read morecombo restaurant/food market. The nice lady in back of the front cash register took our order, and we sat down in the small restaurant area in the back and we ordered egg rolls (lumpia), and Bistek Tagalog. Both of us felt like both of the foods we ordered had were well cooked but could have used more seasoning. The store has an extensive variety of Phillipine dry foods, seasonings, snacks, and frozen food.

My go to for Filipino food in Tampa. They are the best. Each visit has not disappointed…read more Sinigang Baboy Lechon Kawali Pork Adobo Chicken Adobo Lumpia Shanghai Mechado Pinakbet All winners. I'll even overlook their commitment to Pepsi products. I'll stick with Lipton Iced Tea or water. It's turo-turo style. Not familiar? Think cafeteria. Service is friendly and they do a bunch of karaoke and have entertainment throughout the week. It's on my way to work...

WOW! What a true gem. We recently moved to Tampa, and after seeing the wonderful reviews for Manila…read moreEats, we had to give it a try. Our first visit was a few weeks ago, right before closing, and they were so gracious -- they let us finish our meal while they were cleaning the restaurant, and never made us feel rushed. We ordered the pork adobo, lechon, and pinakbet, and damn, that food was GOOD! The only other places where I've had Filipino food this delicious were in LA or Jersey/NYC. My fiancé is Filipino and he gave it his full stamp of approval, which says a lot! Please support this business -- the owner is as sweet as can be. She was so gracious to us, and we ended up chatting with her for about 30 minutes. We genuinely enjoyed her company. My in-laws are visiting next month and we cannot wait to bring them to Manila Eats. They also do DoorDash, so spread the word!

Ube ice cream was $17! When I got home it tasted freezer burnt! Spent $40 on four food items. I've…read morenever seen such an expensive Filipino store.

Fresh and quality produce with wide variety of Filipino food (including Goldilocks products and…read moreMagnolia Ice cream). Would definitely come back!!!!

Nice to see a Filipino restaurant in the southwest Florida area, a rarity. My parents come here all…read morethe time and we come when we're in town. We love it! We enjoy all the homemade food this visit: pansit, lumpia, arroz caldo, puto in different flavors, palabok, and suman. All very good. Owners are friendly and super kind. Support local while eating yummy Filipino food. We'll see you again next time!

While visiting some friends in the Fort Myers area we decided to check this place out. This…read morerestaurant is located inside the flea market and it is one of the vendors. It is a Filipino restaurant so we enjoy some pancit, some chicken and steak shish kebabs, and the pork fried belly. We were all so overly enjoyed with what we ordered and we were glad we came and checked it out.

Whether you grew up with Filipino food or not, you are going to love Pinoy Cravings. Skewers are a…read moremust. Hands down. But I've never been disappointed by any of the food I've gotten. Great service; very friendly. Catch them at the Lakeland Curbside Farmers Market. Well worth it.

Piniy Cravings is always a must-stop for us at the Lakeland Farmer's Market on Saturday's and the…read moremonthly First Friday events. The chicken skewers are so flavorful and are always top-notch taste and their staff is always friendly when we visit. Can't wait until our next visit.

If you know, you know... and Abuhan definitely hits when the craving kicks in…read more This is my go-to when I want Filipino food but don't feel like cooking it myself (because that's a whole process ). Most people wouldn't guess I'm half Filipino--my dad is white and clearly had a strong influence lol. I usually get mistaken for Hispanic, but nope... Mestiza The food is always solid. The lumpia is really good--crispy, flavorful, and that sweet and sour sauce takes it to the next level. They regularly have bangus and pompano, which I love. You can choose rice or pancit as your base, and the dishes rotate daily, which keeps things interesting. I've seen everything from sinigang, dinuguan, and menudo to afritada, tinola, mongo, and Bicol Express. They also have desserts like hopia, cassava cake, leche flan, and ube options. I'd love to see sapin-sapin there one day! It's close to both my job and home, which makes it super convenient. Definitely a spot I keep coming back to.

One of my friends brought me this for lunch at work one day so it had traveled a bit. It reheated…read moreso well and everything she got me was delicious! It was this chicken and rice with veggies and then she got me some lumpia? With a Ube cake with a dulce de leche topping that was hands down worth the 5 stars by itself. Having never been inside I can't say what the ambiance is like but I will be going in person

I got the Halo Halo but without the evaporated milk. It was still delicious and still very sweet so…read moreI definitely recommend it without the evaporated milk if you're unable to consume any milk products. I can still eat ice cream though LOL. The dessert drink was absolutely delicious. I waited for the shaved ice to melt a little bit so I can drink some of it and all the little fruits in there and the beans were absolutely so fresh and I really love the Ube in there. I'm one of those type of people that like to custom my drinks and food so next time I would probably omit some of the fruits in there and either add extra Ube or extra ice cream or something like that if they allow it. The service was exceptional. The folks behind the counter were absolutely super sweet. I know they're Filipino, but I literally felt like I was in Hawaii. The service was so incredible. I felt like I was in paradise.

The Filipiniana is a small, humble eatery that sits in a rather hidden plaza (it's hardly…read morenoticeable from the main road) along and at the crossroads of eastbound Waters Avenue and Dale Mabry. Like most other Filipino restaurants/cafe, there is a behind-the-counter, glass protected buffet at the forefront of the restaurant. From here, you can make your selections as you build your combination platter. The Filipiniana also offers a small section of baked goods and desert, while specializing in drinks such as Halo Halo and other Asian-curated beverages. Interesting to note that the Filipiniana offers catering in the kamayan style (simply put, a spread of various dishes over banana leaves to be shared by multiple people amd eaten with hands). However, they don't serve this in house/at the location - you will have to give advance notice (like with other caterers) to have this prepared. The Filipiniana is definitely a good spot to satiate your curiousity, explore, and discover Filipino cuisine!

The food is great. It's authentic. Food serving is good for…read more2-3 persons. Service is great.

Filipino cuisine in Orlando? My dad would have absolutely loved this place…read more @kabayangrill The food here is legit--every single dish we ordered was incredibly delicious and tasted like how my relatives cooked them. From the first bite, you can tell it's made with care and authenticity. Huge shoutout to our server, Vanessa, who was so kind and helpful--guiding us through the menu and even making sure we didn't over-order (which is hard to do when everything sounds amazing!). We truly enjoyed every moment and every bite at Kabayan Grill. We'll definitely be back! . #lumpiangshanghai #karekare #crispypata #pancitbihon #pinakbet #sagodrink #calamansijuice #mangojuice and of course, #halohalo . #willtravelforfood #Orlando #kissimmee #foodninjakat

I want to like it more. And it is good, mark my words. But some of the pricing is just way too off…read morefor me and what I'd recommend anybody. I had an option to add lumpia as a side order bonus. I figured I would get at least 2 for what I paid, but lo and behold, I got one. Should I have been disappointed, or was that my fault? What's the plural of Lumpia? Lumpias? There aren't a lot of Philippino food spots, so this food truck is cool for the option. A lot of their other dishes are quite good, and I feel as reasonably priced. They're worth going to check out!

Love, love love this food truck. Cheese mac lumpia is to die for. her purple brownies are killer!…read more To the owners, please register on this website so that our community in Apollo Beach can host your truck for a night. Thanks. https://www.aafttampa.com/become-a-partner

The food was great. They put their sauce on the side, i can't do a lot of spice. The potatoes were…read moredone, and the corn was tasty and sweet. I really wish when restaurants do blue crabs the ask if you want them opened and the insides removed, or if you want them intact. I like the crap mustard inside

Outstanding quality and authenticity in these dishes. The pancit was reasonably priced and filling,…read morehighly recommended