They have amazing Filipino food. The crispy pata was my family's favorite. The servers were nice…read moreand attentive. The pusit was also great. Good quality authentic Filipino food.

My family of 4 came back here about a month ago to try other items in the menu. All 4 of us agreed…read morethe food we ordered were delicious- as usual and as expected. Check out the photos. After that visit I came back by myself for lunch. I ordered the palabok plus chicken skewers. Yummy. In both instances food came out promptly- no waiting. There were 3 or 4 other tables with diners. We will come back next time we visit Orlando to try other items in the menu.

We were craving Filipino food and saw that this spot was rated as #1 on yelp. This place did not…read moredisappoint! The food was absolutely delicious! Our favorite was the kare kare and halo halo!

Ate here today with my family, and we absolutely loved it! The restaurant started getting really…read morebusy with more people coming in, but the service remained amazing. Our waitress was so kind, welcoming, and attentive, and the food was absolutely spot-on! Being from Seattle, WA, and currently on vacation, we were so happy to find this little spot near where we're staying. It brought back so many memories and made me miss the Philippines even more. We instantly fell in love with this place and will definitely be coming back!

This is a cute mom & pop bakery/restaurant/grocery. The…read morefood is incredibly great. However, we waited 1 hour and 15 mins to get served. I think they were busy with caterings and there was only one person working but overall food is good :)

This is a very much a hole in the wall with very few grocery items for purchase. The location needs…read morean overall uplift and cleaning. It's clear that the owners are trying to save money here and there. Even the refrigerated food display cases are utilized for storage. This probably looks like someone's home where they expect no guests to visit. Don't get me wrong, the people are very friendly. I called ahead to get an Ube purple cake and they are extremely welcoming. I drove an extra 1.5 hours of the way in traffic to make a stop here - and I'm not sure I'd do that again. The Ube cake is tasty - and inexpensive. It's like $35 for this half sheet cake. It's not too sweet at all. I think it actually needs more Ube in the filling. I taste a lot of Ube essence flavoring. Overall, it's moist and I froze it at home to enjoy it whenever.

Pretty good little Filipino grocery store. Have most of the Filipino ingredients and some cooked…read morefood for take out or dine in. The pandesals and Spanish bread are freshly baked daily. We bought some and eat it the next day, which instantly reminded me of the Philippines. Good stuff!

The best halo halo Cravings for Pinoy food satisfied! We…read morefound this place, and it definitely hit the spot. Sobrang sarap ng food, authentic flavors that reminded us of home. So happy we found this gem.

I'm so grateful to live close to one of the best spots for Filipino food in Florida! The moment you…read morewalk in, you're greeted by an amazing selection of Filipino pastries, and the menu has a great variety of Filipino staples like lumpia, different kinds of silogs, and so much more. My personal favorite is the longanisa burger, which is something I always recommend trying. I also got the halo-halo and a strawberry calamansi juice, which was SO refreshing and the perfect drink to have with the meal. There's a really good mix of options whether you're already familiar with Filipino cuisine or trying it for the first time. They also recently added booths, which makes it much more enjoyable to sit down and actually have a meal here instead of just grabbing food to go. The workers are incredibly nice and helpful, especially when it comes to recommending items to people who may be new to Filipino food. I really appreciate that they take the time to explain the menu and make everyone feel welcome. Between the food, pastries, drinks, seating, and friendly service, this is definitely a place I'm lucky to have so close by.

As someone who grew up in California, I'm no stranger to Valerio's, so I was excited to check out…read moreThe Baker's Son. I stopped by around 1 p.m. on a Sunday, and while there was already a line, it was very manageable. By the time I left, though, the line had grown significantly, so timing definitely makes a difference. Despite the weekend rush, they still had plenty of baked goods in stock, which was great to see. I picked up the chicken empanadas, the Dubai chocolate croissants, and a sago gulaman to drink. Everything was fresh, and the croissant lived up to the hype. The only downside was the wait for drinks, but the staff lets you know upfront that there's a separate queue and that it may take a while, so you can decide whether you'd like to wait. I appreciated the transparency. What I'm most excited about is having a place like this practically around the corner from my house. It's so much more convenient than making the drive elsewhere for Filipino baked goods. I probably won't brave the weekend crowds again, but I'll definitely be back during the week when things are a little quieter.

OMG our trip to Kamayan Grill was incredible! Four of us tried it for the first time and Every…read more Single. Dish. was delicious, so full of flavor, and left us talking about it hours later. The woman helping us was so sweet and patient, taking the time to answer food concerns and giving us recommendations. There was even karaoke happening while we ate! Everyone inside was happy and enjoying their meal, showing off their plates or asking others what they got. The atmosphere was incredible and just one more reason to return. Get the dessert! I won't attempt trying to spell it, but it was beyond good.

I heard thru the Filipino banana network, this place I need to try. My parents and I drove about…read morean hour, and the food was not a disappointment. I'm not going to list all the food that we ordered (too many), but I would say the highlight is the "Ultimate Bilao". Basically had everything that you want to eat especially the garlic rice and bbq skewers. So yummy and tasty. Unfortunately, there were two issues. For Filipino food, it is a bit pricey (probably due to the Disney location). Second, the day of our visit, their air conditioner broke down and it pretty muggy inside. The good thing, they told us in advance before we sat down and their service was excellent. For this reason, saved an extra star rating. If you're in the area, check this place out.

SUCH a quaint restaurant. My husband and I were in the food for some Filipino food and saw this…read moreplace had recently popped up near us and we weren't disappointed. All of our food was incredible. The soup was definitely my favorite along with the Halo Halo. The staff was so kind, attentive, and you could really tell how much they love their job.

This is a Philippine cuisine with some street food choice. It is not at typical oriental…read moreneighborhood. The restaurant probably can 50 person capacity. They have big table for 8. We order a noodle dish call Pancit Guisado. This dish has two kind of noodles - egg noodle and glass noodles. The is just an average. We also got the pork belly adobo. I recommend this dish. It has good pork belly cube. And those pork belly is very soft. The sauce is sweet but tasty. Service just ok. When it get three tables of customers, the only store waitress is lack of attention.

Lumpiang Gulay & Combo 1 were good. We enjoyed the chicken skewers, juicy and good flavor. Great…read moreprices and very friendly staff. Pancit could have had more flavor. Carrots were in most food items and were great!

Filipino Food Truck!! Rice To Meat You is probably our favorite food truck. Everything we've had…read morehas been amazing. I wolfed down three skewers BBQ Chicken. Rhea had Pork BBQ & Short Ribs. Lumpiang Shanghai- crispy, deep-fried spring rolls filled with a mix of ground pork, minced carrots, and onions. Atchara on the side- best atchara I've ever tasted. Also ordered Lapsilong- sweet Filipino pork sausage, basmati garlic fried rice, fried egg, sliced cucumbers & tomatoes- which is a Filipino breakfast. The sausages are soooo good!! Chicken Adobo and the chicken was fall off the bone delicious. Siomai (Filipino Dumplings) were excellent. We've also tried Cantaloupe Melon drinks and I got me some Halo Halo. I love Halo Halo. Made with Ube & crushed ice & various fruits and beans. You can eat it with a spoon but I prefer to let the ice melt and drink it until I get to the beans and fruit congregating at the bottom of the cup. We never pass up the opportunity to get our food on when Rice To Meat You is nearby and if you want amazing, authentic Filipino food then you should be looking to see when they are near you. And they're constantly adding to the menu as well.