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    Masarap Bowls

    4.3 (6 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    5 months ago

    please try all of their menu !!!! and thank me later !!!! best food !!!! and the pancittttt , isssss delicious, comfort food

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    Filipiniana Philippine Café - Halo halo

    Filipiniana Philippine Café

    4.0(136 reviews)
    5.5 miTown N Country
    $$

    I got the Halo Halo but without the evaporated milk. It was still delicious and still very sweet so…read moreI definitely recommend it without the evaporated milk if you're unable to consume any milk products. I can still eat ice cream though LOL. The dessert drink was absolutely delicious. I waited for the shaved ice to melt a little bit so I can drink some of it and all the little fruits in there and the beans were absolutely so fresh and I really love the Ube in there. I'm one of those type of people that like to custom my drinks and food so next time I would probably omit some of the fruits in there and either add extra Ube or extra ice cream or something like that if they allow it. The service was exceptional. The folks behind the counter were absolutely super sweet. I know they're Filipino, but I literally felt like I was in Hawaii. The service was so incredible. I felt like I was in paradise.

    The Filipiniana is a small, humble eatery that sits in a rather hidden plaza (it's hardly…read morenoticeable from the main road) along and at the crossroads of eastbound Waters Avenue and Dale Mabry. Like most other Filipino restaurants/cafe, there is a behind-the-counter, glass protected buffet at the forefront of the restaurant. From here, you can make your selections as you build your combination platter. The Filipiniana also offers a small section of baked goods and desert, while specializing in drinks such as Halo Halo and other Asian-curated beverages. Interesting to note that the Filipiniana offers catering in the kamayan style (simply put, a spread of various dishes over banana leaves to be shared by multiple people amd eaten with hands). However, they don't serve this in house/at the location - you will have to give advance notice (like with other caterers) to have this prepared. The Filipiniana is definitely a good spot to satiate your curiousity, explore, and discover Filipino cuisine!

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    Filipiniana Philippine Café - Inside

    Inside

    Filipiniana Philippine Café - Sweet and sour pork

    Sweet and sour pork

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    Sunda New Asian - Ube waffles

    Sunda New Asian

    4.6(465 reviews)
    6.6 miWest Tampa

    Came here for Saturday evening dinner. We made reservation a few days in advance. Place was super…read morepacked and a little loud. Service was exceptional, actually ever helpful since the menu is huge and it's hard to know what to order, waiter was showing us pictures of the dishes. I did find the menu to be way too large and overwhelming. I would prefer to have it smaller. It took us awhile to figure out what to order. The vibe is very similar to the "meat market", pretty loud, old men on a gear with super young women drinking. We were seated far away in the corner and we were happy about that. They had non alcoholic cocktails, but server told us that they all super sweet and he recommended virgin mojito. Which was very good. We ordered miso cauliflower, which was great, and the portion was pretty decent. Crispy rice spicy tuna was amazing, we loved it. We also had salmon tartare and island maki sushi. Everything was exceptional. We got recommended to get a cheesecake and my husband loved it but I didn't like it at all. I was expecting more Asian style but it was super American overly sweet cheesecake. I don't like very sweet food, so it wasn't my thing. But they did have hot tea which was great to end the dinner with.

    This was such a fun experience eating a fusion of Japanese and Filipino food. I loved the adobo…read morepork belly fried rice! I would say it's a must have here! Full of flavor and perfectly balanced with mushrooms and other veggies. we did half and half of the crispy rice so 2 wagyu and 2 spicy tuna! It's not on the menu, but you can easily do the half/half style for more of a sampler. The wagyu was super soft and tender. I LOVED the adobo pork belly steamed buns. We also did half and half with 2 pork belly and 2 Korean fried chicken. The kfc was nothing special I would definitely rather get only pork belly steamed buns next time. The buns themselves were super fluffy and soft! Sushi was pretty mid. The other main dishes and dim sum carry, and would rather spend money on that than sushi. We got the midori, sake me crazy and a sweet potato caterpillar roll. All of it had too much rice in the roll and considering all the rolls are $21 and upwards it makes it feel cheap. Service was great! Good ambiance very lively.

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    Sumo Mary

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    Japanese fried chicken

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    Abuhan

    Abuhan

    4.1(34 reviews)
    11.6 mi

    If you know, you know... and Abuhan definitely hits when the craving kicks in…read more This is my go-to when I want Filipino food but don't feel like cooking it myself (because that's a whole process ). Most people wouldn't guess I'm half Filipino--my dad is white and clearly had a strong influence lol. I usually get mistaken for Hispanic, but nope... Mestiza The food is always solid. The lumpia is really good--crispy, flavorful, and that sweet and sour sauce takes it to the next level. They regularly have bangus and pompano, which I love. You can choose rice or pancit as your base, and the dishes rotate daily, which keeps things interesting. I've seen everything from sinigang, dinuguan, and menudo to afritada, tinola, mongo, and Bicol Express. They also have desserts like hopia, cassava cake, leche flan, and ube options. I'd love to see sapin-sapin there one day! It's close to both my job and home, which makes it super convenient. Definitely a spot I keep coming back to.

    One of my friends brought me this for lunch at work one day so it had traveled a bit. It reheated…read moreso well and everything she got me was delicious! It was this chicken and rice with veggies and then she got me some lumpia? With a Ube cake with a dulce de leche topping that was hands down worth the 5 stars by itself. Having never been inside I can't say what the ambiance is like but I will be going in person

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    Abuhan - So friendly!!

    So friendly!!

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    Jollibee - The crispy spicy chicken with the gravy sauce is to die for!

    Jollibee

    3.4(304 reviews)
    12.6 mi
    $$

    Definitely a bit overstimulating, but that has nothing to do with the workers or food or business…read moreitself. The interior and seating is a bit small considering how family-friendly this establishment is. As for the food, this is the most decision and crispy fried chicken to be served in a fast paced environment! The gravy is well seasoned that they serve it all with and the other sides are amazing! We had the sweetest host who walked the dinging floor and she was VERY attentive during our time here! I just wish it was bigger !

    We had such high hopes, but everything was below mid. It's cheap dark meat, fatty cuts that are…read moreexpensive and not tasty. My hubby says that Jollibee is "Glorified Gas Station Chicken." We were so excited but after spending over $50 on 5 pieces of chicken, a yum burger, side spaghetti, palabok, fries and a coconut icy.... We felt it was pretty pricy for 2 adults and 2 kids. The service, was fast food centric and of course they messed up the order and forgot the icy. Oh well. My chicken was passable (I got spicy) but the regular chicken was gross and the guys refused to finish it. The yum burger tastes ultra processed (but still a step up from Whitecastle), the spaghetti was interesting with a banana sweetened ketchup sauce overtop that was slightly unique. The palabok was the most interesting, but somehow also tasted fast foodish and not "fresh". Jollibee's must taste better in other countries? This is our second time trying and every time we leave poorer, disappointed, and with a slight stomachache. Def felt less "jolly" after eating here. No thank you.

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    Restaurant indoor

    Jollibee - Spaghetti - fyi a little too sweet

    Spaghetti - fyi a little too sweet

    Jollibee - April 20, 2023

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