Small market but they've got all the basics for the Filipino in you or on you. Depends?…read more Turo turo stand too. Now that's a sweet bonus. Lots of parking. The only con is they close on the early side. We're still on Covid hours I guess. Depends...

The WORST FOOD you can get in New Jersey, im sorry but ive given this place 3 visits and it just…read moreget worst, they dont give you enough and they taste like .... PLEASE change your chef if you want your business to succeed

This review is based on a recent pick up order…read more * Crispy Pata: This was very good, but it would have been nicely presented already cut into pieces. * Fresh Veggie Lumpia: Not a fan. I didn't like it or hate it. It was unremarkable. * Kare-Kare: It didn't taste like traditional Kare-Kare. It looked like Kare-Kare with more of an orange tint, but it lacked the peanut flavor. I could barely taste even a hint of peanut. I wondered if this was how it was made in a different province. In any case, I was very disappointed. * BBQ Pork Skewers: Cooked well with good flavor. * White Rice: Included. It was Filipino white rice cooked in a rice cooker. How does one rate this? I felt it was hit or miss. Some of the dishes were good, some underwhelming. I might try other dishes in the future.

They were not lying when they said that they have Filipino family serving sizes!! The portions were…read morehuge and the quality of everything was amazing. The crispy pata was perfect, and the sinigang was so sour -- a great soup for the cold weather we had. We were so full but were glad we said yes to dessert. The cassava cake was served warm, it was probably one of the best ones we've had. From the moment we stepped in, we were made to feel like we were home! We also found out that the lady who served us is from the same province as us. I always appreciate when they're accommodating to our kids -- she asked us what our son wanted to watch and she played some Blippi on YouTube so we could eat in peace since no one else was dining there that evening. Also, I wanted to add that their restrooms were immaculately clean! It's always a great bonus.

Really good Filipino food…read more The Chicken Inasal lives up to the hype. Price point is also pretty good. Just note everything is made fresh to order so it will be like 25-30 minute wait time. Call ahead to order for pick up!

Been wanting to come here for 2 months and so glad I made it today. :)…read more When I entered, I was greeted with a warm friendly welcome ( I believe they are the owners). After asking a few questions about their menu, I decided to go with the liempo bites. As I waited for my order, they gave a sample of lumpia and it was gooood! Crunchy, juicy, but not oily, and the pork and shrimp flavors are distinguishable and nicely balanced. This made me look forward to my meal even more. The liempo bites were also delicious! I love the seasoning, it's really flavorful and goes really well with garlic fried rice. The egg is perfectly cooked, with the yolk runny and some of the whites crunchy. Thank you so much for the delicious meal and an enjoyable experience! Will definitely come again and so happy to have it so close to home. :)

Good food & friendly service! Crispy pata was crunchy & the isaw were yummy! We had leftover lechon…read more(we bought 1 lb) & will make it into lechon paksiw

I ordered for takeout and the lechon and the sauce that came with it are pretty good. However, they…read moreonly serve it on weekends and you can order by the pound.

Mama Fina's has been one of my favorite Filipino restaurants since their old Elmwood Park location,…read moreand the food is still delicious in Hackensack. The pork sisig is a must-have here. We also had the Bicol Express, which was spicy and simple. There is plenty of street parking plus extra parking in the back. I also like that they sell small grocery items inside the restaurant. The service is not as friendly as I remember from the Elmwood Park days, but the food still makes up for it. I'll always stay loyal to Mama Fina's. Small fact is I actually met Mama Josefina herself.

Came here on a Friday afternoon. I been to the other location a while back, it's brighter space in…read moreHackensack. I got the bbq pork with garlic rice ($17.75). On the menu it says 2 sticks but it came with 4. The pork was sweet and has a nice char on it for a Smokey taste. I tried their spaghetti and it was surprisingly really good. Not sure if it's Filipino spaghetti but whatever it is, def something I will get in my next visit. I think there is a parking lot in the back? I saw a customer come through the back. I tried their sisig years ago in their old location, I'm assuming they are using the same recipe which was good. If you haven't tried their spaghetti with fried chicken, I highly recommend that dish, especially if you are hungry. * Street parking * Filipino Grocery store inside * Coffee/Drink station available

Great food great people...the pictures dont do this place justice. Its a local secret for catering…read morebig events. Plan to do my next big events food catered here

The food I ordered suck. The noodles has no meat nor shrimp. No vegetables either. The Crispy pork…read moreis old. It used to be good. I guess the good chef no longer work there or probably off on Sunday. I cannot recommended this restaurant bec they are not consistent.

Was inside 99 Ranch for some shopping and wanted to grab some lunch. Noticed this new spot opened…read morealongside the Thai food stall and decided to give it a try since I have not had Filipino or Hawaiian food in awhile. Ordered the pork adobo and huli huli chicken. Both bowls were incredibly flavorful and filling with tender meat and plenty of sauce. The other toppings were fresh and balanced out the dishes. We placed the order and they texted when it was ready (which did not take long). You can order ahead, do some shopping and come back for takeout or dine in at the available tables. The staff was friendly and helpful. We ordered on the screen. Forgot to take a pic of the menu, but they had interesting food as well as fancy drinks (check out their Instagram page). Would get food here again, hope it does well here!

Extremely Disappointing Experience -- $76 Worth of Food Went Straight Into the Garbage…read more When I first saw Yumbro Filipino Cuisine advertised on Facebook, I was genuinely SO excited. I was so excited, in fact, that before I even tried the restaurant, I immediately told my sisters about it. I thought I had found a new Filipino spot that we could all enjoy. Unfortunately, I wish I had waited before spreading the word. I didn't waste any time checking the place out. When I arrived, I expected at least a warm greeting, especially from a newly opened restaurant trying to make a good first impression. That didn't happen. I noticed the menu was very limited, but I actually tried to look at that positively. I thought, "Maybe they have a small menu because they're concentrating on doing a few dishes really well." I ordered crispy pata, palabok, pork BBQ, garlic rice, and halo-halo, spending about $76. I went home still excited and even called my sister because I wanted to tell her all about the food while I taste-tested everything. That excitement disappeared VERY quickly. The pork BBQ was tough and difficult to eat, and I did not enjoy the sauce at all. The crispy pata wasn't crispy, and the seasoning tasted strangely sweet to me. Crispy pata is one of those dishes where you expect that beautiful crispy skin--that was simply not what I received. Then came the palabok, which was probably one of my biggest disappointments. It was dry, and the topping appeared and tasted like old pieces of pork chopped up and thrown on top. To me, it didn't taste like palabok at all. At this point, I was already extremely disappointed, but I still had the halo-halo. It looked unusual, but I figured I had already paid for it, so I should at least try it. That was the final straw. The red beans tasted spoiled and sour to me. After tasting that, I was done. I became concerned about eating any more of the food, so everything ended up in the garbage. I absolutely HATE wasting food, which made this experience even more upsetting. Spending $76 on a meal only to throw it away was incredibly frustrating. I honestly wish I could get my money back. As a Filipino customer, I wanted so badly to support a Filipino restaurant. I went there excited and ready to tell my family about a great new place. Instead, I left completely disappointed. I understand that new restaurants can have growing pains, but food quality--especially food that tastes spoiled or sour--is something I cannot overlook. Unfortunately, based on the food I personally received that day, I cannot recommend Yumbro Filipino Cuisine.

I love your website, the pictures posted, the store and restaurant especially your menus. I'll…read moresay you are the best Filipino store/ restaurant in new jersey !!!!keep up the excellent and amazing food service. I highly recommended your company recommend by you to everyone I meet!!!! jersey and I've been to many 19th!!!!Community service

The Food is always Fresh and Tasty .. .. make sure to come…read moreearly for better choices coz the food goes out quick specially on weekends