Well, the birthday has come and gone, but not the food! EVERYTHING was exceptional. Like before,…read morethe bihon was the bomb. The lumpia? Holy cow! Even the diniguan, of which I'm not the biggest fan, was pretty darned tasty! The mango cake was probably the absolute best any of us have ever had. We were expecting a small cake like you get at Red Ribbon or Goldilocks. Pffft... those guys are nothing. You don't even need the icing. The sponge itself was so delicious. And the lechon belly was out of this world! Let us know if you ever move from catering to Brock and mortar so we can be your first customers.

I found them on a Houston Filipino page via FB and I'm so glad I did. I ordered via text and they…read morewere able to fulfill my order request at the time requested. I was able to pay with Zelle (COD also available) The owners are super friendly! I ordered pork bbq, pancit bihon, bistek, ginataang sitaw and kalabasa and lumpia. Food was still hot when it was delivered to my house. Everything was delicious! Will definitely definitely order again. Authentic Pinoy eats!

Please be advised Dad's Best Filipino Cuisine has retired, no longer available. They did make great…read morefood and were lovely people. Best wishes to them.

Great atmosphere, awesome food, super friendly staff. I'll definitely be back here soon!read more

My wife and I have been coming here for a while now since moving from Hawaii 4yrs ago. This is the…read morebest Filipino restaurant in the BCS area, but it isn't the best overall in Texas that we've had so far. This time around, we ordered the Ilocano Pinakbet, Pancit Bihon, Beef Kare Kare, Garlic Fried Rice, and the Halo Halo for dessert. Beef Kare Kare was flavorful and delicious, but had 2 small pieces of meat and a huge piece of fat. The Pinakbet wasn't as flavorful as it should've been. The bitter melon was undercooked so it was extra bitter and the pumpkin texture was off, like it was ripe and a fresh fruit-like texture instead of a potato-like texture. The Halo Halo was of course awesome. Staff are very friendly. Our waitress Majoko (I think that was her name) was very friendly and welcoming. Service has a little bit of a wait, but because it's freshly made. A decent amount of dining tables and the parking lot is a bit tight.

I had high expectations for this place because this joint apparently makes great Filipino food and…read moreis well-loved by the community. However, after trying out some of their dishes today, I'm quite disappointed. Now, the service was quite good (although I had to tell the lady thrice to cancel an item and add another). We got the lechon kawali, beef tagalog (along with garlic rice), and the pancit bichon for take out, and I was surprised at how expensive the meal was. For reference, I frequent the other Filipino restaurant in town (RR Pinoy), and it is leagues ahead of this place in terms of food quality, taste, and price. At Kuya, the portion size of the lechon was quite small for the price (especially when compared to RR Pinoy) and it was a bit harder than the lechon at RR Pinoy (maybe over-fried?). The beef tagalog was okay, and the garlic rice was really average (even though they charged a lot for it). It was made mostly with garlic powder, not real garlic. As for the pancit, it was the blandest portion of noodles I've ever had. I had asked for all the dishes to be spicy, but the pancit even lacked basic seasoning. It tasted like boiled meat, noodles and veggies. Extremely disappointed with the food, I won't be back. Go to RR Pinoy, folks!

I don't understand how they got so high stars. The kare…read morekare was bad. At first they tried to just give me the dried meat and vegetables in a cup. The pic is after they "fixed" it. I had to ask for sauce with it. The sauce is not peanut base. The Thai tea was also horrible. I think they got it from the can and watered it down. I also had the sisig. It was too salty and horrible. I also think this is why I have diarrhea.

The food at RR Pinoy was good but the inside seemed a little old/rundown/dirty which made me not…read moreenjoy the ambiance of the place. Additionally, I feel like the surrounding area was a little... "sketch", even if the place is close to campus. It was fine during the daytime but I definitely would not want to be there alone at night. The service is similar to any mom-and-pop shop: good but not over-the-top. Food was out very fast and the cashier/waiter was friendly! I gave it a 4 because the food was good but I'd get it to go next time instead of eating there. I'd also recommend checking out Bangkok Thai Kitchen if you're hankering for really good Thai food on Harvey Mitchell.

Food was so delicious! We are staying at the KOA down the street. This restaurant was Definitely a…read moregem on our road trip! We had the Lumpia's and the Pancit rice noodles ..

Great service! Thanks for helping me find what I was looking for. Great with patience, helpfulness.read more

This place is the only Asian/mostly Pinoy market in Beaumont and I guess closest to Louisiana…read more With that being said, people from Louisiana come over here to see what they got and stuff. The owner seems really nice and he'll start a conversation with you whenever you check out. All the korean goodies that a review mentioned before were not present when I went. So I guess they just didn't restock them anymore. (FMI) I realized that Beaumont had a handful of Pinoy population just enough to make some nursing associations (2) so that somewhat intrigued me for the moment. This place is worth a visit if you are craving Asian (Pinoy, Viet, Chinese) food. Just don't come here expecting they have Korean goodies.

Visited. Food good. Go by. Get your fix for Filpino food. Met Joe. Very nice young man. He'll fix…read moreyou up. I missed Turon. He advised get there early. Nice place to dine. Home feeling. There's a store. So get your snacks. They have frozen foods. Baked goods. I'll be back. Hopefully soon.

Best dinaguan I've had since moving up here! Reminds me of back home in Hawaii. Thank you so much…read morefor satisfying my craving! I will definitely be back!

Target unlocked: feasting on tapsilog and halo halo at Para Po on Philippine Independence Day…read more A lengthy wait to eat at this well-known food truck came to an end when I braved traffic and inclement weather to come here. Though Mother Nature let her waterworks flow, I couldn't let a rare opportunity pass me by. My order was taken by a nice Filipinx woman. The truck's picnic table was too wet to sit at, so I sat at a drier one in the adjacent strip mall. Eating Pinoy cuisine outdoors with the traffic increasing for the evening rush hour, I couldn't help but feel like I was back in the Philippines. Tapsilog is one of my favorites from the ancestral homeland, and Para Po's was amazingly delicious. The beef chunks were juicy and tender complemented by a nice scoop of garlic fried rice and an egg done scrambled. Since the meat was rich in flavor, I didn't bother to use the vinegar dip all that much. My meal was topped off by the halo halo. Normally consumed when the temperature is rising outside, it still was just right with the rain pouring down. I bet it would be great to hang out here when the weather is cooperating.

Best Filipino food truck on this aide of town! Reasonably priced, great portions and awesome…read morecustomer service. Stop by and give them a try.. #support your local business owners!!!

This place is horrible!! The food was average at best. The food is presented in the turo turo style…read moreand you can tell that it's been in the trays for a long time. And the price of the food is no bargain either. The place is old and dingy. They cater more to the Filipinos who works on the cruise line, who doesn't know better. If you notice their schedule, They are open to when the ships come in. There other options for your hard work dollars close by. Sorry I didn't take any pictures cause I was so disappointed. After tasting my food, I just left.

I really enjoy the food from this restaurant. I was stationed with many Filipinos when I was in the…read moreNavy and really came to love the food. I can get it at El Pinoy.

I relocated to Houston almost a year ago. After watching Mikey Chan, who I follow on YouTube…read morerecommend this place highly. I told my husband to please let's check this place out. My father is Filipino so I was missing Filipino cuisine. This place did not disappoint. It was clean, and staff were very hospitable. We came in extra early as per Mikey's suggestion. So they were still putting out food for the lunch buffet. Although they didn't not have the sisig or my one other favorite, pork sinigang ALL of the other favorite were there to satisfy this Half Filipina

I've had great experiences at TJs before but this latest experience was awful. Arrived on a Friday…read moreevening at about 5:30. The food was old and not fresh with much of the soups overly salty due to cooking under the heater from what I assumed was since lunch time. Most of the other dishes was not fresh and with most of the fried items not retaining any crisp. I can only assume this was the remaining lunch batch being kept and served for dinner. The service was friendly and the restaurant was clean. However, the issue of food quality was upsetting, especially at $20, which while not much in today's economy, can get you a made to order and filling meal at other restaurants. Hoping this review is taken constructively and improvements are made.