Does not beat out Manila Eats for best Filipino but they do have a lot of great dishes…read more Pancit Bihon Lechon Kawali Daing Pinakbet All great. Feel confident in ordering any time. Chicken Adobo Sinigang Both could use a little more sour to really drive it home. Both still good but not better than Manila Eats. However, they do cook to order so that's a great perk. Only 2 tables, it's a small space with the rest of the square footage dedicated to retail. It was worth the drive from Brandon...

Reviewed on 3/26/24 Cuz and I stopped into this cute little…read morecombo restaurant/food market. The nice lady in back of the front cash register took our order, and we sat down in the small restaurant area in the back and we ordered egg rolls (lumpia), and Bistek Tagalog. Both of us felt like both of the foods we ordered had were well cooked but could have used more seasoning. The store has an extensive variety of Phillipine dry foods, seasonings, snacks, and frozen food.

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.

Still one of my favorite food stalls. I try to catch them all over town and I always end up…read moreordering at least two boxes of food. They have these new bulgolgi deep fried dumplings that are mouth wateringly good.

Excellent street food! The people working there were all very nice and the food was reasonably…read morepriced for the amount you got. The skewer was $10 but massive pieces of pork belly. The sauce they put on the skewer was sweet and addictive and paired well with the meat and smoked flavor from the grill. The pancit was really nice with lots of veggies and the spring roll was crispy! They had other more interesting things like chicken feet and intestine skewers too for those who like that as well, and they looked really good! Would definitely try them again, all the skewers looked tasty!

This shop is packed with all the Oriental products you may want. I called ahead to see if they…read morecarried a specific ramen noodle I wanted. The man said they have it in stock. So I drove down 30 minutes to get there. The store is huge and loaded with everything. The woman that was working there asked what I needed and took me right to it. I bought a whole case of 30 Kung- Fu Chicken flavored ramen noodles. She gave me a great deal on the case lot. Very friendly people there. I will be back! My wife and I have been loving this since college!

I always come here when I'm in town. It's an Asian market that has lots of groceries. In the back,…read moreyou can find authentic Lao dishes. I'm glad that they're here because it gives me the opportunity to pick up some authentic dishes while I'm in town. I've tried various items each time I've come here. A previous time, I tried their papaya salad on medium spice, but I can't eat too spicy so that spice level was a little too high for me. This time I got the non spicy papaya salad lol. Their papaya salad is pretty good. It's made pretty authentic. You can also find sticky rice in the cooler so it's always good to pick up to go if you wanna have some sticky rice. There's also various desserts and appetizers. Plenty to choose from. This time, I got their beef jerky and fried pork belly. It was good. The pork belly had a nice crunch to it and also had a nice flavor. The jerkies also had a nice flavor. Precious times I've gotten their chittlins and it wasn't bad either. I'm not big on chittlins, but my other half is and he loved theirs. They're opened pretty early and we always come about 30 mins to an hour after they open. They have always had the cooked foods in the back that early.

What a cool Vietnamese grocery store. For a store of its size, I was very impressed with their…read moreextensive inventory. There is a LOT to see! I had never seen so many different flavored and colored rice papers and it was very cool. So many different types of noodles my goodness. They also have ready made foods and snacks. The spicy beef noodle soup with all the trimmings looked really good and it was only $9! I was kinda shocked at the inventory of meat cleavers of so many different sizes. They also carry cookware, bowls, plates, utensils and even a fireless cupping therapy kit. Hubby got a kick out of the long cooking chopsticks. This store definitely provided a new learning experience for exploring Vietnamese food and culture. Not the newest cleanest Asian grocery store but has a good selection and is well stocked.

I was going to visit my childhood home and meet the wonderful Asian family who bought it. I didn't…read morewant to go empty handed so I stopped in Dong A2. I had no idea what gift would be appropriate to bring. A very nice lady behind the counter asked if she could help me. I told her my situation. She went directly to the boxes of fresh fruit. She said any would work, but rambutan is a specialty. So I bought a flat. I was very appreciative of her help. The store was very clean, friendly with lots of shoppers. The rambutan was a huge success! There was lots of foods to choose from. Private parking too. I will go back to Dong A2.

This is a really nice market. The kitchen supplies and house hold section is the best I've seen…read more They have everything including blankets and some small furniture. It's a bigger store and it's clean and well organized.

Extremely poor customer service!!! They operate like they are in China or some where in Asia. I…read morewent in to exchange an item that was bought by mistake just a day before. The (Covid masked) owner would not take the item back. He lost a customer for life! No wonder this market is empty almost every time that I had visited. The locals told me about their bad service. I should've listened and shop at Dong A instead. Ong chu tiem lam an do. Dich vu khach hang cua tiem nay bi nhiue nguoi phan nan.

Want all the Chinese and Japanese ingredients that uou need? Great prices on produce especially…read moreasian veggies and great meat prices you should definitely help out. Also, even though the hot bar has raised the price it is still a great deal and the workers here are very inviting. Store is well laid out although sometimes it is hard to find things.

We decided to stop in MD Oriental Market on our way to another location as it was right there where…read morewe're stopped at a light and had never been there before. Ben is always on the lookout for new varieties of ramen so we try to check out as many as possible. Walking in, you could tell the place was pretty big so we started on one side and made our way around. They have a fresh food or hot food area, drinks seafood, proteins, produce, ect. Ben got super excited when he was walking down the beverage aisle that on one side had beers and saki, but also on the other side there were drinks that he recognized from when he spent two weeks in Seoul. Like super excited. He snapped a picture to send to his friend that he was there with and then picked up a flavor he said he drink nonstop while there. When we reached the ramen aisle, he took his time to look at all the different brands and flavors to see what he had tried before. Or what was new to him or just simply new flavors by companies he already liked. This is definitely something that he loves, and I just try to indulge him with. He mentioned that the prices were cheaper than other locations so I can see that in our future , we will be visiting here more often.

I want to like it more. And it is good, mark my words. But some of the pricing is just way too off…read morefor me and what I'd recommend anybody. I had an option to add lumpia as a side order bonus. I figured I would get at least 2 for what I paid, but lo and behold, I got one. Should I have been disappointed, or was that my fault? What's the plural of Lumpia? Lumpias? There aren't a lot of Philippino food spots, so this food truck is cool for the option. A lot of their other dishes are quite good, and I feel as reasonably priced. They're worth going to check out!

Love, love love this food truck. Cheese mac lumpia is to die for. her purple brownies are killer!…read more To the owners, please register on this website so that our community in Apollo Beach can host your truck for a night. Thanks. https://www.aafttampa.com/become-a-partner