All of the above!! My bf picked up my order from there and brought it home to me, 5 minutes ago!…read moreAnd I am WoWed! BEST pork bihon anywhere in the US!! (We could agree not to agree)I'm feeling like I'm back home on the islands. And I'm 47! Highly HIGHly recommended trying James! Fiesta is an understatement of the party that you'll have in your mouth! Enjoy!! Tell them "Raquel " sends warm greetings and a thank you. You'll get hooked up

They definitely lack customer service and the food is only so-so. Go to Mama Rosa in Baltimore for…read morea better experience.

Food is Meh. They're trying hard to cook Filipino. Not even close. What's with all the oil??? Do…read moreyou just pour half the bottle of cooking oil to your food when you cook it? I don't understand how this restaurant stays open. The worst part of it is it is inside Marley Station. I don't even know why that mall is still open? It's a ghost town!!! Walking in there feels so weird... so morbid...! They need t9 bulldoze that whole place and start fresh.

Coming from Davao, this tastes just like home. The staff, from Luzon, is warm and welcoming. Again,…read morejust like home. If you want authentic Filipino food, try Komida. I recommend the Dinuguan, we took an extra tray home. Yum!

The food, service and ambiance are all amazing! Chef Maria…read morecurates delicious Filipino favorites and it is a beloved staple in Howard County and the DMV area!

The food is so good that it makes it hard to decide what to get! Everything on the menu is…read moreterrific, and it's worth multiple visits to try it all.

Just discovered this oasis of Filipino grocery and foods. Staff Jelo was very nice and heated up my…read moreAntonio's brand Pork Siopao in the store microwave--yummy and warm Filipino comfort food! Also bought Pan de Ube and a pack of Pancit Canton Kalamansi flavor. I am definitely coming back!

I like this place because they stick to their posted hours. Store is well stocked. They never sold…read moreme old or expired goods. They are on Facebook so they notify customers of fresh delivery of baked goods. Cashiers are helpful but don't bother you when you just want to browse. And they check you out efficiently. Everyone speaks good English; is a big plus. I'm Filipino but my Tagalog is not good. Also they have Korean rice which is what I prefer. This is my go to store now and I've stopped going to other Asian/Filipino stores in the area.

Made a recent trip here with my wife. Picked up some ramen and spices. Store was neat and well…read moreorganized, cashier/staff were friendly. Prices were clearly displayed and stuff was well priced. They have pantry food, spices, drinks, snacks, and even kitchen stuff. They take cash/card/tap. Good sized store, will be making the drive to return.

Close to home. This small but packed grocery store stocks an array of different Asian country's…read morefood items.

Man I've been waiting to see when they'd be open, and lucky me.. today we stopped by open!…read more Super clean and organized Very friendly owners. This is a family business, that is nice. Glad to have a Filipino/Asian mart this side of town. I really prefer driving over the Bay Bridge from Annapolis. Otherwise it's the opposite, very unpleasant direction to get supplies. Hoping they will prepare cooked foods soon! They carry exactly what you want. Pastries, lots of UBE mixes, dumplings, Siopao, noodles, chips, tapioca pearls, even NORI .oh AND Balikbayan boxes.

Visiting friends on the island and making use of good mileage on a busy weekend, I decided to make…read morea pit stop here to check it out. Visible off of 50, this treasure chest has everything pantry necessities and snacks you can imagine! Frozen goods, plenty options for ramen at home, I managed to grab a bag of Nishiki rice and a few other items plus snacks and cold beverages to make back across the bay. Easy access off the ramp from the highway, there's ample parking right out front. Jaslynn is a beauty and truly pleasant in her service during my visit! I hope she remembers the Naragaya snacks when I return :-) Looking forward to my future visits when I'm back on the island!

Invited to try Mama Rosa with a friend for lunch I was pretty excited to learn theirs a Filipino…read morespot close to home. The restaurant has simple seating, buffet style views of some of their food items and features grocery items. It's nice to have a spot to grab different items to try while also sitting down for a little meal. In restaurant I tried the bbq chicken skewers with garlic fried rice. For my to go order I grabbed pancit and lumpia since those are my husband's favorite. We all enjoyed the flavor profile in each of these items and cannot wait to come back to work our way through more of the menu.

I had a pickup order and it was ready on the time I said I would come get it. They've been…read moreconsistent in the past and we always get their pork barbecue and lumpia shanghai, among others. This time, the pork barbecue looked a little dry. Missing some of the "taba" (fat) at the end which would have been nice. Taste is still ok and just dipped in vinegar so it's not too dry. The grilled fish we got was a little on the burnt side which made it difficult to eat on account of the bitter taste and it was in a place where it was difficult to separate the burnt part from the meat. Also, my one beef is that there was an added credit card surcharge of 3% which I was not informed of ahead of time. This is big as my bill before taxes was already over $135! If I knew beforehand, I would have prepared to bring cash because that surcharge was big and this was not even verbally offered at the time of payment. I have been a loyal customer for many years now but we don't come as often as we don't leave near. It used to be bag fees, and I brought my own bag in for groceries, but this surcharge left a bad taste. if this is to be standard, please put up a sign at the counter or on your website. Otherwise, I like the variety of food and grocery items offered, but there has to be better communication with customers.