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    Hapag Bistro

    4.5 (31 reviews)
    Open • 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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    Chicken Adobo
    Linda L.

    Came for lunch before driving back after a long weekend in Catskill. So happy we did! Since the restaurant only seats 22 people, reservations recommended. This is a no frills family owned Filipino restaurant. Loved: Lumpia sampler (wished the veggie one wasn't so oily but everything was tasty.) Chicken adobo with garlic rice )chicken was falling off the bones and so delicious) Pork Sisig (mix of crispy skin pork, peppers, onions, and scallions were so flavorful) Halo Halo (An beautiful dessert to get for hot days. Shaved ice with Ube syrup, coconut ice cream, jelly, and red beans. Just wished their ice was more shaved.) The following dishes were too dry for my liking: Fish Sisig and a beef dish. Family friendly place except for the bathroom (small and therefore no room to have a baby changing table). Overall a gem for this area bringing authentic and rich flavors!

    Ethel P.

    Food was amazing, cozy ambience and great service. Unfortunately they are changing things up and won't be open as a regular restaurant anymore. It was very disappointing but I believe they are open for catering, pop ups. etc.

    Hapag Sampler
    Jenn Q.

    05/23/2025 at 7p - Party of 4 When in Highland or anywhere within the 60-mile radius, this place is a MUST! The restaurant seats about 22 people so it's probably best to call first and ask if they can reserve a table for your party. Mad props to our host/server, super friendly and great vibes overall! We ordered Hapag sampler (lumpia, veggie lumpia, tofu, longganisa, lechon kawali), sizzling bangus & pork sisig dinuguan, halo-halo and puto for dessert. Each entreé came with a scoop of rice which was plenty shared amongst 4 ppl. #iykyk

    Lumpia
    Lara G.

    What a fantastic dining experience. Easy parking near the restaurant, very accessible to all. Aroma of the food when you into the doors is really great. We were seated promptly and greeted warmly. The menu is quite large with something for everyone. We got pork lumpia, bangsilog, and chicken adobo. Everything was delicious and freshly prepared. That atmosphere is really friendly and warm. Lots of Filipinos at dinner when we went. They all said the food was traditional and delicious. We were full and we weren't planning on dessert, but someone next to us got halo halo and it looked too good to pass up. Glad we gave it a try. Overall, excellent experience. Incredibly friendly and efficient staff. Nice clean restaurants with a very extensive menu. Definitely give it a try. Well worth it.

    Tosilog (Silog Series) marinated sweet pork, two eggs, garlic rice.

    We walked in because of it being on the Resy app, and realized very quickly that the food quality is top notch. We had great service as the waitress was very sweet and answered questions about items on the menu we were unsure of. The ambiance resembles a dining room that you would find at home.

    Lumpia
    Claudine R.

    Awesome Filipino food and service! Finally got a chance to eat here, it's almost an hour drive but worth it. Lumpia was the best! Pork sisig was great, lots of onions and peppers, not the kind I'm used to but still good. And crispy pata was incredible! Haven't had that in years, oh how I've missed it. Eggplant and bokchoy gave a good balance to an otherwise rich, crispy, fatty pork dishes. Upgraded white rice to garlic fried rice and I couldn't get enough of it. I love the ambiance, it's homey and a very relaxing vibe. Can't wait to go back. Unfortunately they were out of chicken bbq.. oh well, next time.

    Bok choy and eggplant, garlic rice, and lechon kawali (deep fried pork belly- yes, deep fried pork belly) - about 1/3 of an order.
    Hem B.

    I was attending a photography workshop in the area. I researched restaurants in the vicinity, because, why not? When I saw a Filipino restaurant listed, there was no question I was headed there. Hapag Bistro is a small restaurant (about 8 tables) located in the hamlet of Highland. When I walked in, I was greeted by a very friendly hostess/server, Claudine. It was about 2PM, after the lunch rush, and I was the only customer in the place. It gave me some time to review the menu and strike up a conversation. Lumpia (Filipino egg roll) - must have. Lechon kawali (deep fried pork belly) - another must have but my doctor would certainly disagree. Bok choy and eggplant braised in a garlic sesame sauce. Turon - ripened plantain, jackfruit, wrapped in an egg roll wrapper, deep fried. I might have been going for the all brown line up today. The food was either deep fried or braised in sesame oil and/or soy sauce. They might not have been lookers but they stole my heart...through my stomach. I had a little bit of a conversation with the server before other customers came. I guess she could sense that I'm also Filipino (Asian radar is a thing). My cousins have called me Amboy, American Boy, because I've taken on the culture of this country in place of my original one; I'm a person between cultures. Anyway, the waitress described their food as more traditional than other Filipino restaurants. I couldn't agree more. The way their lumpias are wrapped and folded, the addition of a specific type of chili (Siling labuyo) in their sawsawan (vinegar dipping sauce), the girth of the turon "lumpia", are all hallmarks of what I remember eating at home. Don't take my word for it, other customers seemed to agree. There were a few take out orders but there were 2 families that stayed in to dine while I was there. Both were Filipino. If Filipinos are frequenting your Filipino restaurant, you're doing it right. Come and taste a part of my culture. Kain na.

    Danica F.

    So glad to have found this place! Very clean and calming interior. Street parking but it's not too bad. Location wise it's in a cute, peaceful area. The service was really friendly, we felt at home. The lechon kawali was extra crispy!

    Brandi S.

    You must check this place out! First, the service is out of this world. Staff is friendly and food comes fast. The pork sisig was hot and crispy and just so good. We also had calamari with rice and it was just so tasty. I love that we have a Filipino place in town!

    pork sisog
    Obed A.

    I've only been to this retaursnt twice because a friend had a family member work there. and i fell in love with it. the pork sisog was the best thing i've had in my life and i definitely recommend it. I can vividly remember me and my friend crushing our food watching a soccer game in the car. It is family run so the service is very friendly and had me doing karaoke with her. Ambiance is very nice and casual feels like i'm at a friends dining room. definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants classic philippine food.

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    Viv L.

    I loved the friendly atmosphere here. There's a television that plays comforting cooking videos while the menu includes lots of classic filipino dishes. This place is totally worth a visit! The service was also quite efficientA fabulous place to come with friends and even by yourself.

    Lechon
    Caroline C.

    Amazing Filipino food! I'm not a local and I would totally drive up here to get authentic, flavorful Filipino food! We came here as a big group so we had the opportunity to try all different types of dishes and they were ALL delicious and full of flavor! We ordered the chicken adobo and pork adobo, lechon, pancit canton, palabok, chicken BBQ, tocino, garlic fried rice, and mango float. The owner, Cecilia, is super friendly and accommodating as she's able to answer any questions we had and helped us pre-order the food even before we got to the restaurant. Hapag has such an inviting ambiance and the decor reminds me of being at home in the Philippines. I loved the simple touches like the tropical-like napkins. I live in NYC where there are a lot of Filipino restaurants and I can say this is definitely one of the best I've had! Come up to Highland and you will surely want to come back!

    Jollibee spaghetti
    KT L.

    Cute dinner date place! Staff was very friendly and food was tasty and unique. We recommend the sizzling pork belly, adobe chicken and jollibee sweet spaghetti :) so happy to find this place in the area usually need to drive closer to NYC to get this type of authentic filipino food :)

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    Ordered from there once brought my food home to eat found long hairs in my food. Will never go back again.

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    Food is delicious and the menu selection solid. Cafe feel to the place. And attentive service by the owner. Check it out!

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    I have been here many times and each visit the food was great and the service was very helpful and friendly!

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