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.

Craving Halo Halo from this very hot weather. So from what I recall this place serves the best…read moreloaded Halo Halo. Came in and it was 4 tables filled. I pretty much ordered the Classic Halo Halo - They have another version that leans more towards Americanized but the classic is the Filipino Traditional version. When it was delivered - I noticed it had more milky shaved ice than toppings. (As you can see from the picture). The toppings included - Shredded coconut, Flan, Ube Halaya, Colorful Kaong, Sweet beans, Sweetened Banana and Jackfruit. Before you can see it was more loaded in the glass. The price was $10.50 which is not bad for the size. The milk shaved ice was tooo sweet for my liking. I can tell it was a pre made milk ice block that they shaved once ordered. It fulfilled the craving nonetheless. Also I noticed some were buying the Siopao. Especially the Pork Asado one. They were almost out inside the cooler. I was told by staff that someone delivers the siopaos (the baker) and they are 4 huge siopao for $10.95. The Siopao were the BEST I have had. Better than the filipino franchised bakeries, That is how good these are. You can tell they are homemade. They are large tender soft fluffy light dough and not too thick ratio with the pork asado filling. The filling is packed inside the dough and that is what I love about this siopao. Its not mostly dough. It is evened out throughout - Every bite you get the filling. I will def get these again. Service here is ok - I noticed the check out tab .. They divide the taxes when you pay the bill and its confusing at first as to why they add 3 types of "taxes" for a bill. You are paying 3 taxes along with the sub total of the bill. Other than that - The Halo Halo was a popular dessert this day throughout the diners,

My husband and I went here for lunch. None of my cravings were there, first off. The service was…read morequick. Except for, I ordered Turon early on (eggroll with plantain inside) my hubby's favorite. Before the customers came in and before we served up the food. When it was time to pay, they haven't cooked the Turon and we have to wait 15 minutes for it. Which we didn't. The server apologized. The ambience was casual. The AC is not that good. They had fans all over to keep the place somewhat cool. We ordered chicken chicharron, too salty. Bangsilog was bland, the chicharron made up for the taste. The longsilog, my husband didn't like. He said, it's not the same as the one I usually cook for him. It tasted old to me. The garlic fried rice was good. Not going back.

Awesome fresh seafood. Friendly customer service! Small intimate restaurant. Open limited hours and…read moreclosed certain days so make sure to call ahead and or make a reservation! Kissimmee hidden Gem!

Unique place. You have to have reservation and you order ahead by text. The door is locked so you…read morecan't just walk in. Food is great and the seasoning is tremendous. It's just a room at the end of a strip mall but today was the last day at this location. They are relocating.

Tea js okay but $12 is outrageous. More expensive than Manhattan. 192 rip off. Will not go back.read more

Taho (Silky Tofu dessert) sadly it did not satisfy my craving. I'm not into heavily sweet…read moredesserts/treats but the Taho/tofu was bland lacking that distint flavor that separates it from any other tofu, the brown sugar syrup tasted watery/diluted. The sago/boba/tapioca pearl had the perfect texture though while warm. Located by the entrance inside Nipa Hut, it has a small photo op wall but no separate seating area. Staff person was nice, there was a short wait.

The halo halo here is the best by far because they fill the shave ice all the most common…read moreingredients in it including plantains. The flan has its off days sometimes its good sometimes its a little burnt / grainy. The palabok here I can tell its a Mama Sita gravy mix. It is still tasty but I can tell it is not from scratch gravy. It's not a fully loaded palabok, It only has the choice of noodles, the gravy, Green onions, eggs, and ground pork rinds. The pork rinds theyhad this day tasted kind of stale not crunchy or tasted fresh. The Sago / Gulaman do not have the banana essence syrup. So that kind of lost its authentic touch. It is still a refreshing drink. They get busy on weekends especially Saturday nights because they have Karaoke / Live band playing. The service here is not bad. They do hustle and bustle here if it gets busy. They no longer have the Boba booth from what a staff told me. The servers here deserve their tips - So its best to pay cash here OR pay the tips in cash so the servers / staff get the tips right away.

We've been coming here for years, since their old location at the hotel down the road. We moved…read morefrom Orlando to the Daytona Beach area over a year ago and have still been making the 1 5 hour trek back as we haven't found any Filipino restaurant as authentic and with the quality of food and service as they have at Nipa Hut. Keep up the great food, service and those Red Horse beers coming and we'll keep coming back

Simple small menu but delicious PR food. The chicken and ribs well season. Rice con Gandules is…read moreauthentic. Great value for the buck

From the looks of this place you might not expect much but I was pleasantly surprised by the food…read more The chicken was juicy and flavorful, the yucca was soft and the rice was cooked well and flavorful. My 2 complaints would be the staff is not friendly. The one older lady is pretty rude actually (at least the 3 times I've been there) and the bathroom is HORRENDOUS. Not only is it run down and musty but dirty too. I normally wouldn't even attempt to use it but because I am normally on my way back home to Tampa when I have visited that was why I even attempted it. You have to ask for a key at the counter and the lady always acts as if you are bothering her by asking for it.