We're here yesterday to celebrate me and hubby's first casual date 31yrs ago in the 90's and it was…read morein a Filipino fast food restaurant back in Manama, Bahrain and same order every year we do this. We came here in 2021 for the first time and tried other Pinoy places all over Las Vegas and finally our verdict is that they have the best! Good service, the best lumpia ( our fave ) and easy access. We did not realize that they did not charge us the halo halo until we got home. Thanks much and do appreciate it. Highly recommended if you want to have authentic , delicious and home cook style Pinoy feast any day.

I go here for crispy patas and garlic rice. They make some of the best of both! Generous servings…read moreof rice and it's SO good and flavorful! The patas always perfectly cooked and the vinegar sets it off! Mouths watering as I write this. I try not to eat them much, but when I do want one I come here and order to go. It's like almost $40 out the door but it is worth it!

We've been craving Filipino street food, and Toto's Grill was definitely the place to go! Kuya Jojo…read morewas incredibly kind and accommodating to our needs. Despite some unexpected circumstances, he still went above and beyond just to satisfy our cravings. The food was amazing -- authentic ihaw-ihaw and turo-turo experience that truly felt like home. Everything about it made the experience extra special. It honestly felt like such an amazing kismet!

Nothing special on everything we got! The dipping sauce has more taste to it than the skewers we…read morepaid for. The place is boring. We ended up looking outside to people watch.

I was craving Filipino food yesterday evening. And I'm at my nieces home kickin it. So I went to…read moreTina's right down the corner from her house. I ordered the chicken adobo plate and mango sticky rice for dessert. The chicken adobo was very delicious. Kinda reminded me the way my dad used to cook it. The sauce was a bit thick, I like it more liquidy. Is that even a word? I'm sticking with it! Chicken was cooked well and very tender. It did not disappoint! The mango sticky rice was amazing! I could eat that all day long. Next time I'm getting two orders. I recommend trying this place out, especially for the mango sticky rice.

Great food, reasonably priced, awkward service…read more Ordered the Longsilog and the lunch special. The food was delicious, the menu had great things to offer, and everything was reasonably priced. Service wise we only talked to the staff when we ordered, when we got the check and got our table bussed, and when we came up to the counter to pay. They were engaged with the other Filipinos and polite with them, but we didn't get that same treatment.

Istorya is truly a hidden gem! From the moment we arrived, the owner, Walbert, was incredibly…read moreaccommodating and welcoming, which immediately set the tone for a great dining experience. He even took a few minutes to personally sit down with us, share the history behind Istorya, and explain the dishes we ordered. That personal touch made the experience feel extra special and memorable. The chef did an amazing job--every dish we tried was flavorful and thoughtfully prepared. You can really tell there's passion behind the food. On top of that, the service was exceptional--attentive, friendly, and consistent throughout the night. The ambiance is perfect if you're looking for that semi fine dining vibe--intimate, cozy, and elevated without feeling too formal. It's the kind of place you'd go to for a special but relaxed night out. One thing to note: they're only open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and it can be a bit tricky to find. Just follow the suite number! They rent the space since other restaurants use it on different days, but don't let that throw you off--it's absolutely worth finding. Prices are very reasonable for the quality of food and service you get. Overall, such a great experience--I will definitely be coming back!

I highly recommend Istorya in the Durango Social Club. A lot of the recipes on the menu are derived…read morefrom Chef Dio's childhood and inspiration growing up in the Philippines. All of the food on the menu is based on traditional Filipino dishes that some/most people are familiar with. I loved the flavors of most of the dishes (as displayed in the photos attached). For a popup dine in restaurant, the popularity of this event was amazing. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable sharing Chef Dio's biography in setting the experience of what to expect out of the menu for the customers. The vibe of the restaurant went from quiet to a full blown packed house. That's how much the popularity of this event has been. Soo many good options to order from off of the menu and I would definitely recommend to give this a try, Although the popup occurs every Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Oming's Kitchen made me feel like I was back home in Florida enjoying my mom's home-cooked meals…read more This casual restaurant offers Filipino comfort food while also giving top tier service. Upon arrival the lady at the front was so friendly and very attentive to our needs. I don't know how to cook Filipino food at home, so I'm always looking for spots to help when I'm having those cravings. This place did not disappoint. I ordered the Sinugba Chicken and my husband ordered the Adobo Beef. We definitely upgraded our plates with the lumpia and the pancit because if you know, you know. Our meals were prepared fresh and our to-go boxes were filled to the rim. All of the meats had a delicious flavor but the beef was just a tad bit overcooked. The lumpia and pancit were definitely our favorite parts of the meal. Perfectly cooked, savory, and satisfying!

Slowly making our way through the Filipino places in the Valley and this one was really delicious!…read more Service is very friendly, and they're cooking everything as you order so the food is hot but they're still quick. Ordered the tapa w/eggs and garlic rice (tapsilog), bbq pork w/rice, pancit and lumpia. Everything was delicious and I'm so happy to have found a place with good tapsilog, one of my favorite comfort Filipino dishes! A decent amount of tables inside to enjoy your meal, and a good amount of parking available too.

THE WORST Filipino FOOD! I had talong ensalada!…read more The eggplant wasnt cooked! It was RAW!! Awful! It was a to go order....note to self moving forward...dont tip any to go orders. Your food could be raw when you get it home.

Dropped in and enjoyed their all day breakfast!…read more Needed to get away from the strip this time around. This place was clean. Service was excellent and the food was on point. I ended up having dessert too! I'll be back again when in town.

Great selection of Filipino desserts and breads. It's a very typical Filipino bakery. You can…read moredefinitely get what you're looking for. My parents loved the turon and the sapin sapin. I would've bought the puto but I don't like cheese on mine. It's a small shop so it can get cramped if there are more than 5 people in there but I haven't had that problem yet. The service is very transactional but the lady that has always helped has been nice. Will be back for sure.

Professional Phillipino Baked Goods... YES PLEASE. . . The…read morestore is pleasant and comes with the Beautiful smell of Pastries fresh from the OVEN. . .This place has been here a long time and I'll admit I don't get by enough because when in comes to Baked Treates these Professional Ladies are rocking out A small shop FULL OF FLAVORS. . . Yes I was asked by my Phillipino Friend that lives out of state to get her some Ube and Mongo Buns soo this has always been my Go to... Soo I got her box of goodies and me some Sweet Buns for later, they are Soo Delicious its hard not to buy out the STORE. . . Love this place and right next door to the Philippine Grocery. Make it a point to get some SweetBuns here!!!

I would love to give more than five stars if I could! We've been meaning to try this place since…read morethey moved closer to the Southwest side. We finally tried it last weekend at Silverton during the Lei, love, and aloha festival. It is everything and more!! The food is amazing and the service was quick too! My husband is so picky when it comes to Chamorro food and he was sold immediately after the first bite. We tried the bbq chicken bowl, kelaguen lumpia, and carrot cake. It reminded me so much of home cooking. The marinade for the chicken is definitely different and so tasty compared to other Chamorros places here in Vegas. The kelaguen is the best we've tried here too. Needless to say, we plan on going back soon. Thank you Guaiya!! We absolutely enjoyed it.

Guaiya Island Fusion is a fantastic food truck offering delicious Chamorro food! You'll find them…read morelocated on Silverado Ranch and Fairfield near Bermuda, parked next to Sinclair Gas Station. They've been open for almost a year since June 13, 2025. Hours are Wednesday through Sunday after 4pm. Menu offers a nice selection of appetizers, bowls, burritos, and chamorrolls. I ordered Chicken Kelaguen Lumpia (3 pieces, $10), so good and tasty! It's golden fried crispy hand-rolled spring rolls that's generously filled with chicken kelaguen, finely chopped, tossed with lemon juice, onions, and served with a sweet and tangy Garlic Chili Sauce. My favorite is Coco Shrimp Roll (8 pieces, $14.25), these are excellent, very filling, and incredibly delicious! The rolls are nice and chunky, has plenty of soft red rice, inside is golden-fried coconut shrimp with chicken kelaguen, pickled daigo, and sauced Guaiya style, so YUM! Also tried Grandma Lana's Carrot Cake ($8), it's a huge serving with moist carrot cake and lovely cream cheese icing that's pleasant, not too sweet, and delightful! Service from Dorleen and Fran is very kind, welcoming, helpful, and friendly! Dorleen made the experience a happy visit, she is so nice to speak with and politely responded to questions about the menu. Thank you for having a small seating area, I enjoyed the food while it's hot, everything was wonderful! I highly recommend trying them, they make excellent Chamorro food!