If you are looking for Filipino foods this is the place. Good food and very accommodating owner. I…read moreordered pancit combo, adobo and dinuguan. Good job and more customers.

Foodie alert: Awesome hole-in-the-wall for authentic Filipino food! Anthony Bourdain would totally…read morehave eaten here. Super friendly owner/chef with delicious authentic dishes on a changing menu. We had pork adobo, the pansit with bbq (came with fried spring rolls) and crispy pata (came with a dipping sauce and a dipping vinegar). Then of course had to have halo halo... yum! We came here after reading this well-written blog post: https://www.solemateadventures.com/best-ethnic-food-victoria/#Filipino

Buffet for $25. About 10 dishes - lumpia, fish, kare kare, pinakbet, pancit, rice, carbonara,…read morebulalou, aroz caldo and a few sweet selections (Bibinka, street food, and champorado). Food was OK-ish, I wasn't wowed, unfortunately. Everyone seemed busy, we had to flag someone to help us. Pay before you eat. We paid 15% tip and questioned ourselves later. The staff were friendly. Nice vibe. Free street parking and some on the premises.

Came in for breakfast and craving some flan. Met with longsilog on the menu and an egg pie in the…read morefridge. I all of a sudden forgot about the flan and ended up going home with the whole pie. Longsilog came with a twist. It was not long at all yet the taste was so familiar that you will not mind the small twist. Definitely going back.

More people need to eat at Bry's Filipino Cuisine! This place was unexpected, but I'm so glad we…read morecame here for some authentic Filipino food, which does not exist where I live (Bellevue). So you can imagine how excited I was to find Bry's Filipino Cuisine while we were in Bellingham. It wasn't on our radar, but we looked at a map of where we were staying and not far from our hotel was a place called Bry's Filipino Cuisine just down a few blocks. We called over there, asking if they were dog-friendly and fortunately, they are. They offer outdoor seating right outside the entrance, which worked out perfectly. We visited for lunch and left with leftovers. The portions are huge and it's affordable! I can't remember the last time I had a meal in Bellevue with huge portions from a small business for $20. My partner and I both ordered the combination, which came with a little bit of everything for only $20. There was pork adobo, coconut chicken, grilled pork, lumpia, brussels sprouts, pancit and a large helping of white rice. I even asked the owner if he had bicol express, which he gave me a side of as part of the combo plate! After some chatting, it turns out the owner is from the Bicol region, which is where my mom's side of the family is from. Love it! It's been a long time since I've had some authentic Filipino food - and this hit the spot! The food was incredible, the owner was super friendly and the space outside allowed for our dog to join us. They even have a full bar where they serve cocktails with ube and pandan for a Filipino twist! I will definitely be back whenever I'm in Bellingham.

Wow, this place is great! Like many others I got the combo meal cause I couldn't decide which to…read moreget and it was perfect. My favorite was the pork adobo with a coconut chicken. The second I normally don't like dark meat nor like Smoky stuff so the coconut chicken kind of put me off, but when I tried it, it was a perfect balance. All the food is perfectly seasoned, too. I normally add hot sauce to my food to give it a bit more flavor, but that wasn't needed here. The one thing to keep in mind is that their online menu isn't as updated as their actual menu. For example, the combo meal wasn't listed online, but they had it on the menu in the restaurant so if you want the full selection, you gotta be in person instead of using their online menu.

Also called Street Food Hustlin, we noticed this food cart in Victoria inside the Inner Harbour…read moreCauseway, overlooking the Marina, the last time we were in Victoria. It had moved a bit further north to a parking lot area, providing a bit more space. We had made a conscious effort to revisit it, so was happy that we found it and actually got some Canadian dollars so we could pay for it. They accept credit cards now, but we still used cash since we had it (and cheaper for the merchant). We had already eaten lunch on the cruise boat, but the long walk gave us an appetite. One can tell the Filipino influence because of the flag prominently displayed. There is a gas grill that is used to cook the dishes. It's a very tight menu, one side focused on hot dogs and hamburgers while the other on filipino street foods (bbq sticks). 2 sticks is $12 CAD, and we added some rice for $3. The choices for the protein on the bbq sticks was pork shoulder, pork intestine, pork ears, or chicken. We chose pork shoulder. The dishes are prepared fresh, so it took a bit of time, but it went by quick enjoying the beautiful weather and scenery. We found a ledge to sit on, and the sticks was easier to eat since it really is a finger food, while the rice required the provided fork. As for the food itself, the rice was plentiful and good, the pork was OK. We know pork shoulder is very fatty and full of connective tissue, but wish it had been cooked a lot longer to crisp everything up or make it more tender (or choose a different cut of meat like loin). As it was, the meat was pretty tough. The sauce was more of an american BBQ sauce using banana ketchup than a soy sauce based asian flavor, and had great flavor, especially once caramelized. I'm thinking the other meat choices might be better.

Hotdog Hustling is located near Government Street nearby the field, "Welcome to Victoria" next to…read morethe stairs. They serve hotdogs, smokies, sausage to Filipino street food skewers (Pork Shoulder BBQ, Pork haw, Pork Ears) for $5 per stick. - Service: 9/10 - Quick, made to order - Staff: 9/10 - very friendly - Seating: 1/10 - there is no seats offered by the establishment, but since it at a public location, there are many seats to view the gardens nearby.

My first visit was back on 3/26/19, but revisited Tindahan Sa Nayon Filpino Store on 3/2/25. I…read moreshowed up a bit too early, so stopped by a nearby Texas style BBQ site for takeout and then returned. It sure was very popular after 11am Sunday with folks stocking up on goods. There is quite the variety of fresh produce, canned/packaged items, frozen items, snacks, desserts, baked goods, beverages, and other Filipino centric stuff and things. Loved the vibe with the regulars chatting up the owners. I grew up with similar indie, family run Filipino shops across the sound in Bremerton/Kitsap County. By coincidence, the shop I frequent in Shoreline also knows the family/owners of this Marysville store. I ended up buying frozen lumpia and fried shallots for The Homie. Bought a large Mang Tomas lechon sauce for my mom. I also purchased some homemade puto from the assorted treats table and pimento cheese rolls (from Valerio in Tukwila), plus packaged coconut milk and pandan pudding packets. I oogled the catered fresh food being brought in for sale. Marysville has a great selection of international/ethnic markets along State Avenue, but definitely Tindahan Sa Nayon has your Filipino goods covered!

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.

Came here looking for a snack on my way back from Whidbey Island. Saw there was Filipino food…read more(yessss) Service was friendly. There were a couple people working there mid afternoon on a Saturday. It felt like a bigger space for a Filipino spot. There was also seating inside. Came here specifically for some lumpia. I got the 6 pieces for $10. The lumpia meat fat/oil was separated so it created a mushy layer between the wrapper. The sweet sauce to dip it in was weird. It was refrigerated but had a glob in between with water - kind of like when you open a bottle of ketchup and the liquid spouts out. They did have a fair selection of Filipino goods and the service was so friendly so I'm going to add stars for that

Found this Filipino market. Decided to stop and order food. They have a holiness in back. They even…read moresold dinuguan!! Asked for 6 piece lumpia. They asked if I could wait six minutes. Best thing i ever did!! That lumpia was da bomb!! Best i had in along time. We ate it in the car it was good!! The singing was soot on and pandit was huge serving!! Love this place!

Fabulous! Great flavors and authentic Filipino food! Great service when searching for amazing…read moreFilipino food Pinoy Taste is your one stop shop. Will come back again thank you for great service.

Happened upon this place while visiting the Anacortes Farmers Market. This is a total Ma/Pa place…read moreincluding Grandma cooking the lumpia. Great bargain, food is really good. They have combo plates as well as side dishes. The Pancit is a thin pasta that resembles vermicelli, very light tasting. The Lumpia was amazing, a real bargain; the side order gives you 6 lumpia for $5.00 well worth it. This places is worth the trip to the farmers market and enjoy some authentic Filipino food.

When I was looking for a local place to get some Asian ingredients, I came across this little…read moremarket on Meridian. For a small place, they offer a wide variety of ingredients, good choice in noodles, and even some particular things I was looking for (e.g., fried tofu, kaffir lime leaves). The owners are very friendly and both times I have been there, I have been offered help when it became obvious that I was wandering the aisles looking for items on my list. It is a little pricier than I would like, but that's what I would expect for a small store that is basically the only game in town. There is another Asian market in town, and I am not sure how that compares. But I would be perfectly happy with this store even if it is the only option in town. Come to Asia Oriental Market!

Walked into a wall of wonderful smelling spices! The gentleman behind the counter is almost silent…read moreso listen carefully when he talks to you. The aisles are very small and absolutely packed with everything you can think of! We left with a few snacks but can easily see ourselves going back.