The food was just really good. The chef really appreciates everybody who enters, and the cashier is…read morekind whilst helping out customers.

We stopped by Silong pretty close to closing time, so unfortunately they didn't have as many…read moreselections available. We ended up trying the halo-halo, turon, pancit, and chicken afritada. The chicken afritada was definitely the standout for my family!Everyone really enjoyed it, and it was flavorful and comforting. The pancit was also flavorful overall, although I think it could use a little improvement. The halo-halo was okay, but nothing that really stood out to us. The turon was decent, but I personally would have liked it to be a little crispier with just a touch more sweetness. That being said, this has been the only Filipino restaurant we've tried so far that we actually enjoyed the food at, so we would definitely come back again and try more of their dishes, especially when they have a fuller selection earlier in the day. The staff also let us know that they open at 8am with brunch/lunch typically starting around 11am, so I'd definitely recommend coming earlier if you want more options. They also turn into an AYCE sushi buffet in the evening, which is something we'd be interested in trying next time. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and are looking forward to coming back and trying more Filipino dishes!

First time trying 11 7 Tambayan, a Filipino restaurant/Karaoke bar/Pool hall. Spacious…read moreestablishment with attentive and friendly service. We called ahead for the Crispy Pasta. So, it was piping hot and ready for us as soon as we got there. Crispy and deliciously moist. Dipping sauce Mang Tomas and soy sauce with purple onions were perfect accompaniment. Kare-kare was really good too. Perfect tender meat. Lots of veggies. Definitely try it with a side of Bagoong. Both dishes came with a side of rice. Finishing our meal with Turon. Sweet banana egg roll with jack fruit. A classic Filipino dessert. Overall, highly recommend. Huge portions. Price is fair. Could use some TV and music in the background.

AYCE lunch buffet was delicious and had a good amount of choices. Service was friendly and…read moreattentive. I highly recommend!

There are restaurants that try very hard to impress you, and then there are places that just cook…read moregood food and let it do the talking. Manila Hong Kong Store and Kitchen falls firmly into the second category, and honestly that's exactly what a Saturday morning Filipino breakfast calls for. My family and I settled into the cozy, casual vibe without any fuss. This is not a place trying to be anything other than what it is, a neighborhood spot serving solid Filipino food at prices that don't require you to file a damage report afterward. We ordered tocino, fried bangus, and pork sisig, all served with rice, the way the Force intended. The tocino was sweet and caramelized in the right way, the bangus was crispy on the outside and flaky inside, and the sisig brought enough sizzle and flavor to round out the whole spread. We split a gulaman sago drink, which is exactly the kind of refreshing choice that makes you feel like you made a good decision even before the food arrives. Nothing on the table was going to earn a Michelin star, but everything was satisfying and made with care, which is a more honest measure of a good breakfast anyway. The store side of the operation is worth a browse too. Wide selection of Filipino market items, the kind of ingredients and snacks you're not finding at a regular grocery chain. My partner found a few things worth taking home, so the trip pulled double duty. Five stars for being exactly what it promises. Good food, fair prices, and a room that feels like someone's nanay runs it, which in this case is the highest compliment I can offer.

If you want a Filipino store to go to , this is probably the closest store you are going to get to…read morea seafood city here in Reno. I was actually pleasantly surprised with all the different stuff they have here for your Filipino comfort foods. I could not hold back on certain items because I knew I wouldn't be able to get them unless I drove 2 hours to Sac for seafood city. Pricing wise , I really can't tell as I do not go to Seafood city much, but I personally think the pricing here is decent especially with everything they have on inventory. It is pretty clean , organized , and easy to navigate certain sections. I also like that the restaurant is right next door if you are hungry and want to grab a meal. However I do think their selection is pretty limited with the basic: sinigang ang baboy and Longinisa with garlic fried rice. Also keep in mind if you are getting the sinigang it is about $17. Like I said, probably the closest store you will get to a seafood city and pretty well stocked of items. I do recommend checking this one out .

I ordered the Cebu Lechon belly ($20), chicharon bulaklak ($17), and chicken inisal ($10). For the…read morecost and that I would consider the portions sizes small, Im not sure if it's worth it. Rice is not included. The Lechon was delicious though- very moist and juicy, had crispy skin, and good subtle flavor. I like that they offered chicharon bulaklak (deep fried pork snack that's the membrane/tissue attached to the intestine). When I think of unique Filipino appetizers, I think of this dish specifically. This was good. Think extra crispy ruffled fat packed with lots of fat that burst into your mouth with every bite. If you like fatty things, I recommend those two dishes. They're hard to mess up. The chicken inisal was my least favorite. The flavor wasn't anything special & the chicken was dry in my opinion. I was the only one in line but my order was fairly fast. From the moment I ordered, it took about 10-15 minutes. Service was pretty direct, nothing spectacular. With Filipino food not being popular, I recommend being more welcoming and introducing the food or asking if there's any questions about the menu.

Hukad Pinoy serves the best cebu lechon belly in town, it was crispy on the outside & the actual…read morepork wasn't dry! I also highly recommend trying their shrimp okoy & sisig. The lady who helped us was extremely nice and accommodating. Kinda wish they offered Filipino dessert too? Maybe eventually! But so so good!

Fun to try this place after having it on my list forever. I didn't realize it was a fast casual…read moreplace so we walked in thinking we would be waited on...whoops! No big deal, just something to mention. We started with the kimchi fries- great flavor but the fries were hard to grab without using utensils. Wish larger fries had been used....kind of felt like we got the bottom of the batch! Variety of noodle and rice dishes. I needed more heat so I asked for their chili oil to up the heat. I wish the water offered had ice or was cold. Also wish utensils and napkins were more available. Service was fast and friendly - we even got some potstickers extra free of charge since the items we ordered came out all at different times.

This place came highly recommended to me by a local and then when I saw it was on Yelp's top 100…read moreplaces in the country I knew I had to try it! We stopped by on a Sunday, which is their Dim Sum day. What I really like about this place is that they only prep a limited number of items and when they're done, that's it! So if you want to enjoy their food, you need to get here early! We came at 11:20am (they opened at 11:00am) and it was packed already. By 12:30pm they were out of a few items already. We got the chicken dumplings, crab rangoons, and Khao Sai with chicken. Wow, just incredible all around. The items were served quickly and piping hot. We sat at the bar so we could peek around the corner into the kitchen and watch them prep and slang these items with such speed and precision. I haven't found many places that serve Khao Soi so I knew I needed to get it. The broth was so rich with a spicy complex flavor and a generous portion of noodles. I got the steamed chicken while my friend got the fried chicken - honestly, we probably could've split it, especially since we got the other dim sum items. The owner is amazing, so friendly and really wants everyone to feel welcome. He knew so many people and it makes me want to be a regular here (too bad I don't live in Reno!) The owner is expanding his offerings and occasionally does a drag brunch, which seems really fun! Do yourself a favor and stop by here early and enjoy the amazing food!

The Grand Buffet is probably the baseline buffet in Reno. The offerings can be hit or miss, but…read morenothing is really bad or really great. It is nice that the buffet participates in the GSR locals discount program which makes it priced a little more reasonably for what you get, but it is still hard to get full value. The selection is decent, the carving station gives generous portions if requested, the pizza is good for a buffet, the fries are crispy and have flavor, and the sweets, pies, and gelato are actually better than average. The American booth such as pot roast and mashed potatoes with gravy is a little subpar and taste a little cheap. I think the best food there are the Asian dishes and the fried rice, overall. The negatives are that everything isn't the freshest or the best quality, some things are more or less. The food tastes sometimes stale or of lower quality. A bad example is that when I approached the dinner rolls, there were a couple of small gnat flies on a couple pieces of bread, when I shook the basket to shoo them away about a cloud of 25 gnats flew off and then promptly rested back on the bread... So don't eat the bread, lol. I have to admit, there are much better places and buffets in Reno and I would only go here if I am taking a Staycation at the GSR or if a family gathering requested it, but there are worse places and you dictate your own experience.

Generally it is a pretty decent place to go as a family. They offer a reasonable discount for…read moreunder 12yrs with adult purchase. The overall quality varies but they do usually have snow crab legs at dinner regularly, which is the main reason we would choose this buffet. (Atlantis only does crab on the higher priced weekends). They recently did a special Crab event at $80pp and there was no line at all, probably just too expensive in this economy. They had cold Jonah claws, snow and Dungeness clusters, mini crab cakes, and crab soup. They also advertised King crab but what they had was just the skinny tips which you were given a ticket for one plate. Not worth the price paid, but the cold crab was good quality. I would say thier higher priced special nights just aren't worth it, but the regular weekday with locals discount is decent. Tip: if you prefer warmed crab they will steam it for you or you can have the mongolian grill warm it up with or without asian sauces.

One of my favorite lunch spots but I don't get to frequent it often. Real ono. We found about this…read morespot from our Hawaiian friends. The plate lunches are flavorful and full. I wish they were open longer but they make a great work week lunch spot. I've heard their breakfast is amazing but have yet to try. My favorites are their poke( some of the best in Reno), fried udon, and teri chicken plate lunch.

Always drove by Kika's and today stopped in for lunch. The…read morerestaurant is clean and the staff is very friendly. The plate lunch is the perfect amount of food. The chicken teriyaki and chicken katsu were moist and flavorful. The rice was perfectly cooked and the mac was perfect and brought me back to Hawaii. My only regret is that I should have stopped by sooner.

Food: The variety of food choices were plentiful and delicious. I am of Asian descent and the chow…read moremein, fried rice, salt and pepper shrimp, were delicious! I made a taco and the ground beef was seasoned perfectly! Meats: The roasted turkey and sausage were exceptional. The prime rib and steaks were overcooked and dry. Salads: I loved the variety of salad dressings available! Fruits were sparse. There was only watermelon available. Soups: Clam chowder & pho were delicious! Desserts: Tasty and the portions were too large. Recommend making the serving sizes smaller to decrease waste. I stumbled upon the horchata and Melon drink dispensers. What a great find. Very tasty and fresh! Service: Our table server was Mauricio. He made the dining experience so pleasant and we felt like a VIP. He was very attentive and served with pride and a genuine smile! This was our first time at this buffet. We were instructed that we earned a one free person meal but after looking at our bill, we did not receive the discount. We were a party of 12 but we were good with being assigned 3 separate tables. They were gracious to keep us in the same area. Thank you. Ambiance: Warm, inviting. The plates were very accessible. Booths were roomy and very comfortable. Recommend: Moving potatoes near the meats area. It was a difficult find. We will return! Thank you for your service. Rondez

I have lived in Reno for 13 years and I suspect I have eaten at Toucan Charlie's at least 50 times…read more I have long regarded as the 'to go' place for visitors. Well, not any more. I arrived at 1140. There were maybe six customers in front of me. It took 25 minutes to get seated. There had only one person checking in guests. There were 3-5 hosts waiting to get guests to their tables (I have never seen this before). Okay, let's get to the food. Birria dry and not much taste. Spanish rice was wet. Steamed clams were awful; the liquid was oily and smelled fishy. Ma Po tofu was cold and tasteless. Boiled shrimp were tiny. Orange (?) chicken was a little tough and did not have a lot of flavor. Pho was insipid. (Chinese) beef and mushroom was not tasty The only things up to the prior standard were the Smoked trout Sautéed cod Sesame ball Deserts were as expected. Service by Delphina was excellent as always. Even with 'the Monday locals discount,' the bill came to $82 for two, less tip. Given the drop in food quality, it is overpriced. I have eaten lunch at Golden Corral (in Maryland) where the food was more satisfying and cost 40% less. I won't be bringing my Reno guests here any more. So after many years of 5-star ratings, today, they get a 3-star rating.

Yummy and affordable happy hour! The lychee sake and passion fruit margs are at stellar prices $6…read moreand $8 and so fruity and yummy. The wings are perfectly cooked and crispy and have a great flavor. The calamari was so good we ordered a second batch, lightly fried yummy sauce. The ahi tuna is so light and refreshing. The fried flounder was the only thing I did not enjoy, it was way too fried and there was almost no fish meat. The fries were only $3 which was an insane deal! The wonton soup is very good, hot and flavorful. The crab rangoon was overly fried and did not have enough crab filling so I wouldn't order again, but I loved the sauce it came with. I thought charging $18 for bok choy was very steep and not worth the price. Lots of food and left pretty full but it was very fried. Great to come during happy hour and try different menu items!

Crayfish has a good reputation in town for good Asian cuisine and the staff and management take…read morepride in providing good service to their respected clientele. This place is good for families as dishes ars big and carefully prepared. I would wish to give them a 4 or 5 star but the problem I had is they have too extensive of a menu that dishes are either good or just a miss. The xo scallops are flavored right but are not seared and dont have the proper texture for a cooked scallop. The salted fish rice was ok but it wasnt so salty. The pluses are the cup sized soups are good price and really delicious. The garlic noodles are great as well, but if you have nothing to pair it with just as great then it is hard to eat. They have a lot of items on the menu but when youre a small party of 2 or 3 it is hard to choose what to order. The grilled oysters were great but too huge. The jellyfish was also good. Place is small for a family style setting but it works. It is clean and intimate. I would give them another chance if I have a larger party or guest visiting town so we can try the larger plates and expand the variety hoping to hit their best dishes

I love this place! Best Chinese food, great staff, overall a must go to restaurant in reno…read more I don't know where to start everything I've had had been delicious. My go to dishes are the xoxo green beans, house fried rice, Singapore noodles, egg rolls, duck bao buns, and probably some of the best chicken wings I've ever had...try it, you'll be happy you did!

I used to go to Kwok's all the time while I worked an old job between 2017-2021, but haven't been…read moresince starting another job farther away and while it was amazing then, it is even more amazing now. Not only has the food become more fine dining, but so has the dining room and the restaurant's popularity! It's virtually impossible to eat here without a reservation giving the small dining area and limited tables, and they are regularly well booked in advance, so it is very recommended to give them a call well in advance to make sure you have a table reserved before arriving hoping to be seated. My favorite dishes are the kung pao chicken and their pork fried rice, but they have several other popular dishes, especially their rangoons. The portions are large and entrees don't typically come with rice, so it is best to order dishes family style to be shared. I can't wait to return, I am excited to try their Mongolian beef next!