Kuyas Food Express in Duluth City Farmers Market I finally tried this Filipino food stall after seeing so many recommendations, and here's everything I ordered. Sizzling Sisig Comes with chopped pork, sour-style dressing, sunny side up egg, and rice. Best part is letting it sit longer on the hot plate so the pork gets slightly crispy and more flavorful. Adding extra lemon really enhances the taste. Only downside, the rice stayed too long on the plate and became a bit too hard to chew. Tokwa't Baboy Crispy pork with fried tofu in a sour soy-fish sauce. The pork was a bit fatty for my preference, but the crispy skin was really good. The fried tofu was the highlight, it soaked up the sauce and was super flavorful in every bite. Halo Halo Ube ice cream, flan, shaved ice, condensed milk, and mixed fruits like banana and sweet potato. Very refreshing and sweet. The flan was amazing, just wish the portion was bigger. read more

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This review is specifically for their food stand at the Duluth Food Festival and not the main location. I was so pleasantly surprised to find Filipino food at the festival! I ordered the pork skewers and they were absolutely amazing. Super flavorful, smoky, and tender. It was actually one of the best things I've had at the festival. I had never heard of them before, but I'm so glad I came across their stand. I'll definitely be visiting their restaurant soon to try the rest of their menu! read more

Kuya's Food Express - Pork skewers - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

I came here on recommendation from a woman who lives on the property that I manage, who said that Kuya's Food Express is much better than another Filipino restaurant that is located in Doraville. Kuya's Food Express is located in the food court at City Farmer's Market on Pleasant Hill Road in Duluth, GA. City Farmer's Market has a very large and free parking lot, so parking is always available. Signage on the outside of the City Farmer's Market indicate the food court entrance. The food court has many stalls featuring Chinese, Vietnamese, Peruvian, Filipino and Hispanic cuisine, and there are many tables with chairs spread throughout the food court for customers to sit wherever they choose to dine. We came here for a late Friday lunch. Kuya's Food Express had the longest lines of customers waiting to place their orders and to pick up their food. Waiting in line gave me a chance to figure out what I wanted to order. R ordered the pansit and I ordered the pork lumpia to share and the pork adobo. After I paid the employee gave me my receipt and a restaurant pager/beeper that went off when our food was ready. We had a 15 minute wait for that to happen. We picked up our food at the counter and it all looked delicious - a small bowl of pork adobo, a plate of rice, a plate with a big portion of pansit, and a plate with six lumpia and a small dipping cup of sweet chili sauce. I didn't try the pansit, but R said that it was good. The pork adobo tasted close to the way my mom and other relatives cooked it; the only difference was that Kuya's makes their adobo with more vinegar and less soy sauce and bay leaf than I'm used to. If you've never tried pork adobo before, don't order this dish if you don't like pork skin/fat included in your food because both of these are included. I was full after eating the pork adobo and rice, with the adobo sauce spooned all over my rice. I loved the pork lumpia, fried crispy and dipped in the sweet chili sauce. If I was alone, I could make two orders of lumpia my meal. These were so good! The prices at Kuya's were overall okay for what we got. At the $18.99 price point, I would've expected a bigger portion of the pork adobo meat and less skin/fat. We may try more Filipino dishes if we make it out to Duluth, GA, but we rarely drive out this way. read more

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Kuya's was a godsend when I first moved to Gwinnett County 4 years ago. Estrellita was too far and didn't have the best parking for regular visits, Kamayan was not open yet (still haven't tried them), Manila Mart had limited items during the pandemic, so Kuya's was really my go-to for Filipino comfort foods for take-out. Over the years I have supported this business and the food and service has been consistently great. However, a few months ago I tried ordering Uber Eats from here. I was pleasantly surprised to see them on the app as they were not on there for the years previously to my knowledge. I know they have undergone new management and new staff preparing the meals. I believe I have had at least one meal from them since the change. This time was different though. I ordered my usual items - lumpia, pancit, pinakbet, and Halo Halo. The lumpia and Halo Halo were both good and about the same I've been used to. However, the pancit and pinakbet had really no meat to be seen. I'm not sure if they've gone a more vegetarian route or why this was the case, but as someone who is used to the traditional pork and shrimp in the dishes, I was very sad to see none. Because of this, the meal was also greatly lacking in the flavor and seasoning I'm used to. It was still a decent meal, but I've never had vegetarian pancit or pinakbet - there might have been traces of meat but nothing visible or discernible. It was not my favorite way to have both dishes. I'm still a supporter of Kuya's and will still try them again, but I would hope that for the meat lovers/traditional taste buds they would not skimp on meat in the future. If you look to my old review you will see the huge difference in the dishes from old chef to new. In any case, it is still the closest Filipino restaurant to me and I have not seen better competition in the area yet, but I will try Kamayan hopefully soon and see how it goes. I cannot speak to any recent ambiance changes as I have not been down in person in several months. read more

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The service was so friendly and the lechon blew my mind. It was perfectly crispy and crunchy on the outside, super tender and juicy in the inside. The vinegar sauce perfectly cut the fattiness and balanced out the dish. So happy to have authentic lechon in Duluth. read more

Kuya's Food Express - Lechon Kawali - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Came here based off a recommendation from my wife's Filipino friend and decided to check them out while we were in Duluth. We asked the cashier who was the owner for some recommendations and she was very helpful in making some great choices. The food dishes were excellent! We got two entrees, an appetizer, and a Filipino drink. Tip: try adding some of the hot sauce (available upon request) and sweet sauce (dipping sauce for the Lumpiang) to the main entrees for extra flavor! read more

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I go to Kamayan for the aesthetic. But if you truly want authentic Filipino, Kuya's for the win

My partner & I had a weekend trip to GA & we def wanted some Filipino food for our trip. We were so glad we found this place! Located inside City Farmers Market, you'll see tons of food stalls that's majority Asian food. Since my partner is Filipino himself, he's very particular with certain dishes. As we browsed through their menu so far we liked what we see, & for the price point it wasn't too bad. We ordered their lumpia shanghai, pork sisig, pancit palabok, & pork bbq skewers. My favorite dish was the pork sisig! The crispy pork, rich liver pâté, sautéed onions & the creamy mayo & over easy egg blended together in perfect harmony; creating the most savory sizzling dish. He was craving something with shrimp, & the palabok def hit the spot! read more

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My second time here and I've grown more in love with this place. This time around we ordered their seafood special of sweet and sour fish, tokwa't baboy (fried tofu and pork), sizzling sisig, ginataan, pork lumpia and turon. We didn't wait long for our food to arrive. The sweet and sour fish brought me back home to the homeland. You do share the space with other diners at the food court, but it's worth trying if you're in the area and want Filipino food. read more

Kuya's Food Express - Lumpiang gulay - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Kuya's is "under new management" does not fully capture all of the good things going on in this food stall in Duluth. First, credit is due to the original Kuya who started here. But Kuya Patrick who has recently taken over as owner and chef (originally from the Philippines before coming from restaurants in New York) has completely overhauled the menu and is constantly adding specials as announced on Instagram, it's hard not to be tempted to come in on a near daily basis! I was raised in my parents' restaurants. At first, in fine dining then in Filipino restaurants in Jersey City, NJ when they decided they wanted to own their own place. Like the original Kuya here, food was priced low and the service was pretty slow. The clientele was predominantly Filipino with the exception being a Caucasian spouse married to a Filipino. Very occasionally, there would be a friend who would tag along with the promise of lumpia and would be an adventurous eater. This was before Anthony Bourdain ventured to the Philippines (twice!) and introduced millions to Halo Halo, Jollibee, lechon, the generosity of overseas Filipino workers and our love for Journey (google Arnel Pineda singing "Don't Stop Believing" and you will be a believer). I write all that to say this: Kuya Patrick has cracked the code. The quality of the food is amazing. The service is much faster than other Filipino places I have grown up with. The food is so accessible even for non Filipino audiences. The prices are a little higher compared to the old days (yes, a few people came in over my visits complaining to this point but they do not understand of the significant quality differences and the food costs at play). Filipino food benefits from home cooking flavors (much like Indian food, IMHO). Somehow, the new Kuya's has been able to capture the essence of Filipino cuisine without sacrificing the quality of a restaurant experience. Where the original Kuya and my own father, for example, were first in establishing restaurants, they were unwilling to compromise on the techniques and flavor of home cooking to produce Filipino food. With other countries in Southeast Asia, Filipino food seems to be having a moment only because younger chefs like Kuya Patrick are cracking the code. And here are the items I tried over a few visits: Lumpia Shanghai ($5.99) - classic, most non Filipinos will recognize this as their introduction to our cuisine especially if they have been to a potluck or if they work with a Filipino friend! Palabok ($10.99) - I like the noodles are a little thinner here. A little different. Lechon Kawali ($12.99) - good portion size, nice and crispy. Halo Halo ($7.99) - classic, my only quibble is that it's a little overpriced. Sizzling Sisig ($12.99) - the raw egg on top is a very nice touch, you can tell that Kuya Pat is a trained chef! Definitely want to eat this at the table. Taking this to go would be a tragedy. Chicken a la Max ($21.00) - a whole chicken in the style of Max's, the Filipino chain. My daughter and I loved this dish. It was a special so I'm not sure how often this is going to be on the menu. But we loved it! Kare Kare ($18.99) - perfectly executed, great portion size. This is what Filipino food is all about. Peanut sauce, greens, ox tail, beef. Amazing. Just like my Dad used to make! Fried Pompano ($16.99) - this fish special was incredible! I hope this is a recurring menu item. But it was perfectly cooked. My daughter and I devoured this and we are not usually seafood fans. read more

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We had lunch at Kuya's Food Express! The owner Patrick , was the one who will serve you with his personalized authentic customer service! Tastes like home! Malabonian It is!! The gem inside the City Farmer's Market food hall in Duluth. read more

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This food court is a hidden gem located in the Assi Plaza market. The reason I found this place, because Gong Cha is just around the corner. Gotta have my quality pearl tea. I decided to walk in and explore. So happy that I did. This particular Asian market reminds me of other Asian markets like Hong Kong, Great Wall, and Jusgo EXCEPT this particular one has an INTERNATIONAL FOOD COURT! I was SO EXCITED to see this and wanted to try EVERYTHING. I started with Kuya first. When it comes to Asian markets, you have to understand that each market still has it's own particular flavor. I love Mitsuwa (Japanese Market from Saratoga, CA). "Jusgo," mostly Taiwanese imports, while "The Great Wall" is mainly China imports. "Super H," is Korean. Within each of these markets, there is still a little "taste" of other Asian countries within that I love. I don't understand how our world has become so "segregated" where everyone is so easily offended or seeing someone outside of your culture eating at your restaurant, because they may genuinely be interested in other cultures besides themselves? There are many of us out there and I hope to meet more of you. I ordered the "Adobong Baboy," "Lumpia," and of course, "Halo Halo." I was craving one so badly, as it was such a hot day. Kuya's "Halo Halo" was amazing. It wasn't very sweet and all the ingredients just tasted like homemade. The staff at this location were very friendly and they were wondering what I was doing there at first, lol. I love surprising people at random places with a smile. We need more of this in the world and we all have the power to do this. Don't take my world for it. Come and see this amazing food court yourself! You want Filipino food? This is the closest place you can get when you live in the North side of Georgia. I will be returning and my goal is to write a review for every restaurant at this market place. :) read more

Service has been great ever since the new owners took over. Food came out quicker and was really good. We've ordered catering from them and all our guests have commented on how good the food is. read more

Another dinner at Kuya's. There are 17 of us for this fellowship. Amazing that Patrick was able to provide quick delivery and no mistakes with anybodies order. If you do now know, Kuya's is located in The City Farmers Market in the food court in Duluth. Since we got here at 8:00pm, we had the food court for ourselves As always, I love this place. Patrick is awesome! You need to try Kuya's Food Express read more

Kuya's Food Express - Bangsilog (Fried Milk Fish, Egg and Fried Rice) - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Im all for supporting Filipino businesses! Kuya's is small yet impeccable! The service I've gotten is always great and the food is always freshly made! The wait time for prep can be lengthy, but the restaurant is located in a food court of an Asian market, so you can shop around while you wait on your food. The friendliness of the staff and great food make the drive to duluth from buckhead so worth it every time! read more

I just moved from Northern California and was so excited to find a Filipino food place. But this place is disappointing. I ordered the pansit bihon and Chopsuey. First of all, I was charged $9.32 for each orders but their sign said they're $8.99. I thought they were pre-taxed but when I looked at the receipt, I got charged tax on the bottom line. The sign on the board said the Chopsuey has shrimp on it. If you look at the picture - no shrimp. I already thought they were expensive initially, but I thought it would be good and worth it. I was wrong. For the price, it's not worth it. For the quantity, it's also not worth it. read more

Kuya's Food Express - Chopsuey - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Our go to place when we are craving pinoy food. Kahit may dalawang mas malapit na filipino restaurants sa amin sa atlanta area, ito pa din dinadayo namin. Bulalo and crispy pata are our faves. read more

So I've never had Filipino food and I can't really state how authentic it is since I have nothing to compare it with. Located inside a farmer's market food court, I saw it and got curious. A lot of their dishes seemed somewhat similar to Latin dishes but I know it comes from similar history backgrounds. The place is small and in a corner so it can be easy to miss. Not sure if it's usually like this but it was very cluttered with boxes stacked high on the side, the counter was also very crowded but it did have an array of Filipino snacks which are very appealing. Wanting a quick bite, I decided on their Lumpia as well as their tofu and pork appetizer. I'm assuming that the gentleman attending was by himself because he would disappear to the back, maybe cooking, and would not come up despite us calling him various times. He was a nice guy but it did take forever to order and get our food. Went with my niece, she was not a fan but I actually really liked the appetizers. Hopefully the other dishes are just as amazing. I would not mind checking it out again. read more

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Kuya's is the first Filipino restaurant I've been to and my first time trying Filipino food too. It's located in the corner of Assi food court. We ordered Longsilog (Sausage, Egg and Rice ~$5.99). A standard plate comes with only 3 sausages. So we got 4 extra sausages, total of 5 on each plate. The food took about 15-20 minutes to come out, each plate made to order. It was a sunny side up egg on top a bed of garlic rice. The sausages are on the side, each about the size of a thumb (pretty small in my opinion). So judging the amount of rice given, 3 sausages would have left me with some rice left over. Overall, the food was good. The rice didn't have too much garlic and the sausages weren't too salty either. I would come back to try their other plates if in the area. read more

Kuya's Food Express - Longsilog Standard comes with 3 sausages. We ordered extra. - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Brings back memories of my years living and eating in the Philippines. I will visit often.

Kuya's Food Express Filipino Restaurant was recommended to me by Filipino neighbors. I have eaten Filipino foods since my younger days growing up in San Diego (huge Filipino population) and have grown to appreciate this cuisine! I stopped here for lunch during a weekday. I ordered the Pansit Combo for $10.00 (pansit, lumpia, BBQ and fresh veggies). I also ordered the Lechon Kawali to go. Both orders were pretty good. If eating in the food court Kuya's serves your meal on real plates and utensils (nice). Meals are authentically Filipino as is the staff. This eatery is small and is a counter-front restaurant in the food court in the City Farmers Market of Duluth. Recommended! read more

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This restaurant is under new management and it's for the better. I came here several times with my family and it's always consistently delicious. It's hard to find seats sometimes now since they have gotten so busy. We still remember what the food was like when the previous owner was in charge and the difference is night and day. I highly recommend giving this place a try and it's definitely a gem around the Duluth area if you're craving Filipino food. read more

Unfortunately, finding Filipino food in Atlanta is limited. We don't have many choices and I'm afraid this is the only one I know of. It's not a walk in restaurant, it's located inside the food court of an asian grocery store. I highly recommend this place to get your Filipino fix. They make their lumpia with chicken and it always comes out perfectly cooked- no soggy or loose parts. read more

Kuya's Food Express - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

If my Flipino friends rave about the food and prices here, then I'm a fan too. I do agree the food tastes better than Fil-Am (one friend said it's "8 million times better") but I have to confess that overall, I'm still not a huge fan of Filipino food compared to other ethnic options where the flavors just seem bolder to me. Keep in mind I've only had Filipino food twice so I'm eating it with an American palate ... and again I can express on behalf of my Filipino friends, they love Kuya's food :) I had the honor of eating w/ a large group, which means lucky for me, I got to try several dishes -- thanks, Mike B :) BANGSILOG - $5.99 Fried marinated milk fish, served with fried egg and garlic fried rice. Popular breakfast dish. Probably my favorite. The fish had a vinegary taste to it that I'd come to recognize as being a Filipino flavor in some of the other dishes, too. TAPSILOG - $5.99 Fried beef, served with fried egg and garlic fried rice. Also a breakfast dish. Beef looked like Korean bulgogi but definitely didn't taste like it ... I thought it was just ok. Filipino friends said they had tasted better. PANSIT BIHON - $5.99 Thin rice noodles w/ chicken, shrimp, and veggies. Very generous portion. Not all that special but still good. CHOP SUEY - $5.99 Sauteed chicken, shrimp, and veggies ... honestly tasted like the Pansit Bihon minus the rice noodles. Great dish to complement the "meat only" dishes but definitely don't order if you're also getting the Pansit Bihon. ADOBONG BAHOY - $6.29 Big pieces of pork w/ soy sauce and vinegar -- very, very generous portion. Pork had the same familiar vinegary flavor as the fried milk fish. Traditional Filipino dish. Good for sharing. KARE KARE - $7.99 Another popular and traditional dish with lots of big pieces of meat -- this one in a peanuty flavor sauce ... and a little on the greasy side. Good for sharing. LECHON KAWALI - $6.99 Deep-fried pork belly ... it's exactly what you'd expect, and sampling just 1 piece was a nice guilty pleasure :) For health reasons, definitely better for sharing. BEEF NILAGO This was a beef broth soup - tried just a bite ... tasted similar to the Korean galbitang soup. Pretty good. EMPANADAS - $1 Just had a bite but it was a good bite :) Overall 3 stars but rounded to 4 because the food and prices are better than its competitors. Food comes out pretty fast, too. Next time I'd like to try the "Halo Halo" dessert ... the purple ice cream intrigued me :) read more

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The only Thing I liked about it was the halo halo ... the lechon was not fresh and I could taste it was not fresh. Rice was cooked good tho. read more

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Definitely a hidden gem. This Filipino cuisine is tucked away inside Assi Supermarket's foodcourt off Pleasanthill Road. It's a must-try for Filipino food for decent pricing! I finally got to try it out and had the Adobo Chicken with rice. It was perfect. Tender chicken and well-marinated. I didn't stop there, Halo Halo for dessert it was! If you ever tried Vietnamese "che" before, then it's similar to that, but very different in regards to ingredients. Halo Halo has many variations depending on who makes it. The highlight for this was the Ube (Taro) ice cream and Leche Flan. Heaven in your mouth. read more

Kuya's Food Express - HALO HALO - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Hats off to new ownership. Went there today and ordered Bicol Express, Sizzling Sisig and Pork BBQ. The service was much quicker, the prices were very reasonable and everything was delicious! Thank you for breathing new life into this iconic brand. And thank you to the previous owners for holding it down for all the Filipino's and Filipino food fans for over a decade. You're legend lives on. I would also like to point out that the previous price points maintained by the previous owners during these times of inflation, ARE NO LONGER SUSTAINABLE. Anyone who complains about pricing is only begging for the new owners to operate in the red for their own selfish reasons. Food prices are up 11% from a year ago, and restaurant labor is up 15% as a result of the pandemic, if a restaurant takes on that kind of loss just to keep past customers happy THEY WILL NOT SURVIVE. Hence, new ownership, maybe? Take a moment to really think about it.. Before you judge the new owners based on previous prices ask yourself, how would you feel if you were required to take a 25% pay cut by your boss. Rather than make $100k, you now make $75k, or rather than make $50k you now make $37k. That is essentially what you are requiring of these new young entrepreneurs, and it's just not fair. Wishing the new owners much success, thank you for keeping the Kuya's brand alive! read more

Kuya's Food Express - The cost of running a restaurant 2022 - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Food is so delicious and it brings you back home (Philippines) It was amazing. Definitely be back here again. Worth the drive Keep it up guys read more

Kuya food service has always been great! The staff is wonderful and attentive to the customers needs whenever I come through they are happy and supportive. The food is the traditional Filipino meals and very tasty and savory all the time. Thank you to all who make this place a tradition. read more

I have never been to Assi. I have therefore never been to the food court at Assi. My friend recommended Sedap, the Malaysian restaurant there, so I recommended this food court for our lunch on Sunday. However, since Sedap changed ownership, it is supposedly not quite the same, so I went for some Filipino food, which is a rare offering. The lady manning the cash register was helpful and kind in helping us choose our orders. I ordered the number 12, Lechon Kiwali. It's basically deep fried pork rinds. The meat is super rich and fatty, which I love, but for the first two bites. That third piece was very hard to swallow. My table agreed that it was a great idea to order this as an appetizer, but not as an individual order. Others ordered some okay items, including the Filipino fried spring rolls, the Filipino rice noodles (Pansit Bihon) and some Adobang Baboy (braised pork, from what I could gather in the few tastes I had). Everything we tasted were just ok. The spring rolls were pretty good but nothing mind blowing. The rice noodles were tasty but nothing we haven't had better of. The pork was a little dry but the flavors were pretty good with the steamed rice. The halo halo (pronounced "hollow" per a Filipino woman sitting nearby) dessert was awesome! My friends ordered the "special," which was $1 more but came with purple yam ice cream on top. With the mix of fruit and tapioca (I believe), this made for a sweet treat. We also ordered another warm dessert which was not as sweet and I cannot remember the name of for the life of me. It was good but couldn't stand a chance next to the halo halo. I wouldn't make the drive out to Assi just for Kuya Food Express, but if I ever found myself in this plaza again and had an urge for Filipino cuisine, I'll have to stop by and try something else on the menu! I'm hoping another of the 12 entrees will tickle my fancy next time! read more

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After reading the sterling reviews I was aghast at how NASTY the food was at Kuya. They do not serve traditional lumpia: in other words their lumpia does NOT have carrots, celery, garlic, onions or jicama! The dry lumpia was simply filled with a tasteless mystery meat that along with the greasy unflavored pancit left me with a slight upset stomach and a revulsion for the kiosk. Also be careful with the chicken dishes, I've eaten chicken my entire life but I have never seen, tasted, or felt the shape, flavor or texture of the mystery chicken meat! read more

Kuya's Food Express - Pancit - Filipino Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Filipino food is hard to find. Service was on the bad side. This was the typical you come here for food and that's it. Surprisingly this place came up as the top 10 choices to eat at in Duluth. The bf ordered the adobong manok and pansit bihon. The chicken was pretty tasty in the seasoning. The sauce ref helped with the dryness of the chicken. The noodles were a tad dry and really didn't have much flavor, but I was told that most Filipino food were on the bland side. It's not just that, the ingredients were apparently dried left overs. The only thing worth eating to me was the halo halo dessert; it was pretty interesting and tasty. The service was of course not there. The elderly lady seemed okay as she took our order. The guy there didn't give any care as he was on his blue tooth trying to look important while bringing out the food. This place is in the food court of Assi. While facing Assi's main entrance, enter thru the left hand side. read more

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For anyone reading the bad reviews...Kuya's is under new management and it is once again a great place to go!! Service is better and food quality as well as selection are much better. Super tasty! read more

Not my cup of tea. I had to wait for over 5 minutes for someone to come help me. The food was bland, granted this was my first time trying Filipino food, but I'm sure there are more flavorful places. I wouldn't go back. read more

As a Filipino American, I'd say this is the best place (and really the only place) to get Filipino food in Atlanta. Filipino food is hard to come by in Atlanta. Most people have resulted to pop-up events or private orders from members of the Filipino community as a means of getting Filipino cuisine. Kuya's is the only Filipino restaurant that I know of that has lasted this long. Kuya's is located in the City Farmer's Market (formerly Assi) food court. But don't let that dissuade you. Yes it's a food court stall and the only place serving Filipino food but it's good for what it is. Prices are cheap. They have a daily menu and a special menu that varies day to day. Food takes a little while to come out so be patient. Here is what I've tried: DAILY MENU -Chicken Lumpia -Wings -Pancit Bihon -Adobong Manok (Chicken adobo) -Chopsuey -Tapsilog (garlic fried rice, marinated beef, fried egg) -Bangsilog (garlic fried rice, fried Bangus/milkfish, fried egg) -Turon (fried banana egg rolls) SPECIAL MENU Shrimp Sinigang (sour tamarind soup) Vegetable Lumpia Kare-Kare Adobong Pusit (Squid Adobo) Chicken Lumpia - Lumpia is basically the Filipino version of a fried spring roll. Small but densely packed with well-seasoned meat. The lumpia wrapper is thin compared to your usual spring roll. These are delicious. Each order comes with several lumpia. Wings - these are okay. Good for kids or the non-adventurous. Pancit Bihon - Stir fried thin rice noodles with your choice of meat. We got it with shrimp and chicken. Very good pancit. Make sure to squeeze some lime to bring out the flavor. Adobong Manok - Good. Eat this with rice and pour the sauce over it. Chopsuey - Also good. Nothing to write home about though. Tapsilog - Yummy. Garlic fried rice with beef tapa and fried egg. Garlic rice is delicious and savory. Beef tapa is nicely seasoned but I wish they gave more of it. But sometimes some of the beef is harder to chew than others. Fried egg is hit or miss, I want that runny yolk and I don't always get that. Bangsilog - Satisfies your bangsilog craving. It's good for what it is. And by that I mean don't expect fresh bangus, the fish is preserved. It's to be expected since this type of fish isn't found here. Once again garlic rice is delicious and fried egg is hit or miss. Turon - I loooooveee their Turon. Get this for dessert. Each order comes with 4 pieces. Just like the lumpia, the wrapper is thin. Yes, it's slightly greasy because it's served piping hot after they fry it. Dab it with a napkin. You'll be alright. Shrimp Sinigang - GET THIS. You're not getting a taste of Filipino cuisine if you don't. Sinigang is a sour tamarind soup with delicious veggies and meat. We got the shrimp Sinigang but sometimes they have fish or pork Sinigang. The soup is good to eat with rice. Vegetable Lumpia - good. Kare-Kare - Stew featuring oxtail and peanut sauce. I'm not a fan of kare kare in the first place but theirs is ok. Adobong Pusit - Did not like this one and neither did my mother. I just don't like how they made it here. It's squid adobo but the sauce is very thick and tastes kind of irony? Inky? I don't know. It's an acquired taste. I've had better. Maybe you'll like it. Can't vouch for the crispy pata or the lechon kawali because I don't eat pork, but these are very popular Filipino dishes and most likely Kuya's more popular food items. Overall decent food for a food stall in a grocery store. I come back here pretty often and I see people getting to-go orders. I just wish it was more consistent. Sometimes the quality/taste isn't as good during other visits. read more

The Filipino food was good and prepared quickly. The only negative was the fact that they added 3.5% onto the bill and called it "dual pricing." Next time we won't use Apple Pay and see if that dual pricing charge goes away. read more

Friendly service, cheap but authentic food, homey ambiance in a food court. Ordered their crispy pata and halo halo!

There aren't many Filipino options on Atlanta. This place is legit. I lived in Cebu and we eat a lot of home cooked Filipino favorites. If you want to let someone else do the cooking, this is for you. read more

I'm glad that this place is still open. The food it's generally good and authentic Filipino food. Unfortunately their service still stinks. Like really bad. I was the only person waiting for food at 3 PM and it still took 20 minutes to get it. Standard fare Filipino food took 20 minutes (lumpia and pancit).. They also don't tell you that they charge you MORE when you use a credit card, so you need to add 4% to the menu and blackboard prices listed. It's deceptive the way they do their pricing. read more

They cook to order so service is slow--so I was patient. The second time I came, I kept ringing the bell (and you can hear them in the back as well as the fact that there is a camera right there in your face) but after 15 mins, no one came to take my order. I had enough time to arrive, walk away, go order food from another counter, come back, walk away and then go pick up my food. THEN I finally see someone come to the counter and look around. You don't want my money?? Somebody else will take it. read more