I've been coming to Nanay Gloria's on and off for several years now and their food is indeed…read moredelicious. Yes, they do have on and off days but I would say about 90% of the time, the food that is displayed that you can order and take home, or eat there is quite delicious and Filipino authentic. I am disappointed that the salted fish - bagoong is no longer available and they do make their own but it is too sweet. When it comes to food catering - they really deliver. I've ordered lumpia, crispy pata, turon, pansit, palabok and it is very delicious. Nanay Gloria is the one of the places I go to or order Filipino food in Riverside.

I put an ordeal a week ago to be pick up on 5/9 at 230 pm , but the day to be pick up the food ,…read morethey told me their is no order made under my name . Can you believe that , I was so pissed and ruined my party . They are liar , please don't order your food that restaurant , on Saturday they recycle their food from Friday , I saw this lady she's putting some water to the dry fish ,they also have maggot in their food , I'll will call the health department .they don't deserve a star .pls don't patronize their business

I know this page is closed, but we came across your pop up after an appointment at LLUMC Redlands…read more Your girl working there was so sweet, answering all our questions. The food? OMG the best Filipino food we have come across living in the IE for the past decade. Flavors were light, fragrant and bursting. We ordered chicken skewers, the peanut sauce was *Chef's kiss, loved the ginger and the addition of the green onions and cilantro just elevates the dish. The pork lumpia was tasty, not oily or overcooked and I enjoyed that the pancit wasn't dry and it had just the right touch of fish sauce and I love when they include the lemon slices. I wish you all had a restaurant or traveled outside of Redlands because I could definitely eat here daily. We for sure will visit again when in the area, now that we know your schedule. Thank you so much for the phenomenal service and amazing food! They are posted out front at Jerry L Pettis Memorial Hospital in Redlands M-F except Wednesdays when they are at the main hospital. You're welcome. You can thank me later after you give them a try!

Please try if you like philipino food! Ordered: chicken…read morepancit & pork buns Pancit was filled to the brim! My togo box was compacted and filled to the brim with food. Everything is decently priced and it was all delicious! You do need to txt your order and pick up at a pick up spot.

Absolutely delicious!…read more I was craving filipino dishes and yelped Moreno Valley as I was visiting my parents. I was excited to try Official Lumpia lady as it came up as #1 recommendation on yelp. She did not disappoint. I ordered lumpia and barbecue sticks. The lumpia was freshly cooked so it was still crispy. My sister and I kept eating the lumpia while we were driving lol. The barbecue sticks were AMAZING! They come uncooked so you'll have to do the grilling yourself. The flavors brought me back to my childhood memories where we used to barbecue outside over a bonfire. The whole family enjoyed it. I will definitely order this again. The ordering process was pretty smooth - you order via IG online and schedule a pickup date. She was on time, friendly and very responsive to all my messages. I absolutely recommend the official lumpia lady.

I placed an order for my kids with Ms. Romelia as we hosted a Thanksgiving gathering and I must…read moresay, the trays of lumpia and pancit bihon was absolutely tasty! We ordered two trays for each dish and we didn't let either of them go to waste! Ms. Romelia cooked and prepared each dish ready to serve, in fact we tossed each tray on chafing dishes and it stayed fresh for hours! The lumpia came with added sauces and the pancit was beautifully presented as it was topped with citrus slices. Tasty lumpia filled with chicken, pancit with pork and sausage bits mixed in along with veggies! It was a hit with our guests and I look forward to having Ms. Romelia bring her kitchen to our future gatherings again! Oh and if you order her cassava cake, you will not be disappointed!!! Love the coconut flavors and texture, a delicious dessert! Highly recommend orders from the official lumpia lady!

Matcha Sunday is definitely a vibe! I stopped by last Sunday to try their matcha and was blown…read moreaway. This isn't your average matcha, they have flavors unique to Filipino culture and honestly was a game changer. I tried their "Biko" flavor (brown sugar, coconut, and sticky rice milk base -- topped with toasted coconut foam). It was so delicious and creamy. The coconut really came through and the milk base was flavorful. The staff were super friendly as well. I didn't get a chance to try any of the food because I was in a rush but I definitely will be stopping in again soon.

Visiting SoCal and didn't want to do a lot of cooking for Christmas Eve. Ordered their small party…read moreplatter. It includes 7 trays. A choice of beef, chicken, pork, seafood and noodle dish. It also comes with a tray of dessert and lumpia. Everything was tasty. You can't go wrong with the lechon kawali, beef caldereta, chicken Chopsuey and bangus. The cassava cake was so yummy. The lumpia was crunchy and delicious. It was raining and I was by myself. Tyrone asked if I needed help and I graciously accepted. He was so helpful and so friendly. Thank you Tyrone. Place was busy with lots of "to go" orders. Place is small but clean and cozy.

I honestly wasn't aware there was a Filipino food stand in the 99 Ranch in Corona. Was craving some…read moreFilipino breakfast over the weekend and happily found this place. Ordered the longsilog, lumpia, and flan. Food took a little but to come out but I'd rather wait for something fresh than know the food was simply reheated. Everything tasted delicious. The longanisa was the sweet variety on a bed of garlic rice and two eggs. Came with some sawsawan (vinegar sauce), which I happily doused my plate in. Lumpia were also delicious. I got the 30 count, which was quickly devoured at home. Flan was ok - creamy but more on the jell-o-ey side. They give you a big portion though so this can definitely be shared. The best thing was the halo-halo. This place packed their halo-halo to the brim. Every bite was filled with delicious goodness. Definitely get this!!! Overall great little spot.

This place is inside 99 Ranch Market, it used to be Tony's Barbecue. Lots to choose from including…read morebreakfast all day (tocino, longanisa, corned beef and spam) which I would have loved to get but it was closed from 3:00 to 3:30. I guess that's when the employees take their lunch. So we ate something else, then when Bulan opened we got 10 pc lumpia and halo-halo. The lumpia was a joke, they were so thin and tiny! We were planning to order trays from here for two upcoming parties but we'll get our lumpia shanghai from somewhere else. Totally not worth $80 for 100 pcs. The halo-halo was a nice treat especially since I haven't had it in a long time. Lots of ube ice cream and flan. I didn't care for some of the stuff in there but that's what happens with halo-halo, everybody makes it different. Looking forward to coming back for their tocilog.

Manila Grill Restaurant & Bake Shop is located off the McKinley (South) exit right off the 91…read morefreeway on Magnolia. They are known for their "Manila Boy Chicken" (Fried Chicken) - and it does taste crispy and fried; however, my personal favorite is their Dinuguan (Pork Blood Stew). They make this with lean and fatty pork to give an unctuous mouthfeel - what I feel makes the best Dinuguan. Aside from the texture, the stew is smooth and not clumpy. And the taste leans toward a vinegar flavor, which is perfection for this dish. Top it over a bed of steamed jasmine or Japanese rice, and it is top notch! Another item I like here is their Deep Fried Bangus (Milkfish). The Bangus is split half, deboned of its main vertebrae, laid flat, and deep fried til "GBD" (golden brown and delicious)! It comes with a side of sawsawan (dipping sauce), kamatis (tomato and onion salad), and grilled Talong (eggplant). I've ordered their Pancit Bihon (Noodles made with Rice Sticks) but, because it's topped with shrimp, I have to skip on tasting this. It does look and smell delicious. Manila Grill is a small turo-turo shop (select your food from steamed tables) that also offers a display case of Filipino dessert and pickled papaya (atsara/atchara). They also have some packaged snacks and other products for purchase. The owner was very personable and friendly. Service was a little slow but, to be fair, it was cooked to order. If you're in a rush, come back maybe off-peak hours. Overall, the food here is homestyle Filipino cooking. I hope to be back again and try other dishes.

Beautiful Manila Boy chicken! We were told that Cerritos residents would drive all the way east for…read morethe fried chicken, even though there's a plethora of Filipino eateries there. Now we know why.... also ordered the halo halo and kare kare to go. Simple place, which makes it 100% legitimate as it's all about the food. Sweet service too!

First time discovering this Asian market. Lots of Filipino staples, produce, meats, noodles, and…read moreingredients for some comfort food cooking. Meat and fish department is in the back. Freezer sections to the right along with produce. To the left is the kitchen with a few tables for customers to sit and enjoy a meal. Check outs had those old school circle turn style. Took me back a bit to the younger years. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Will definitely stop in when in need of specialized ingredients. Parking right in front.

Inside this market happens to have an authentic Filipino hot food. I had the Pork Dinuguan (Pork…read moreBlood Stew) and Laing. Let me tell that these two dishes are authentic and the prices are just right for the serving size. Don't go to Nanay Gloria for two choice $19.99 is way too much and the Filipino food doesn't taste as good as the Super Seafood Market. Oh before I forget Nanay Gloria's doesn't displayed the prices for the food. The cashier will telll you when you about pay. So go the Super Seafood Market for the best lunch you won't regret it.

Nice selection of Filipino groceries, things you can't find elsewhere like frozen cassava,…read morelonganiza, tocino, kalamansi, bagoong etc. The store is adjacent to a small café (Dessert Anatomy) that also sells halo-halo, and if you order hot food you can eat it at the tables there if there is no room in the regular seating area. The hot food is good, I had the goat kaldareta (kaldaretang kambing) and bistec and both were excellent. It's nice to find a local place that serves nice fresh homestyle Filipino cuisine. They rotate the menu daily so there is always some decent variety. I'm excited to return and try something else.

Went into Mang Indo on a very specific mission: Filipino BBQ sauce. Did I find it? Nope. Did I…read moreleave with a bunch of random, rare ingredients I didn't know I needed? Sho did!! The place is tiny... like "don't blink or you'll miss aisle two" tiny, but it's kind of a hidden gem if you're hunting for Filipino and Indonesian goodies. It's basically a Southeast Asian crossover episode in grocery form. They've got hot food too, but I showed up already full like a fool, so that'll have to be a future me problem. As for service... let's just say it stays true to the classic no-frills Filipino market vibe, friendliness is very minimal to non-existent. You're not here for small talk... you're here to grab your stuff, maybe discover a mystery ingredient, and get out. Mission mostly accomplished.

The lechón was perfect! It arrived on-time and it was a glistening, golden brown. All arrangements…read morewere made by text and was delivered by a friendly person. Will def order again from Nonoy's!

Nonoy's has been my go-to lechón spot for at least the last 6 years. They consistently deliver a…read moresolid product with delicious spices and flavor. Their lechon sauce hits the spot with just the right amount of sweetness and density. Prices are in range of what other lechon deliveries charge and even when having to drive quite the distance, the price is fair. They have delivered as far as Woodland Hills for me! For the price, I suggest getting the biggest one you can buy, even for a small party because leftovers are still amazing (especially if you have an air fryer to recrisp the skin). I am still enjoying some leftovers I froze from early January and they are still delicious. Másarap

Stopped for lunch. I liked dining here because foods were prepared fresh…read more I got their Rice congee called "goto" and fried. Reggie lumpia with vinegar sauce. My husband got the Lechon kawali special. It was satisfying . The ambiance casual with Filipino decor and self service.

Ate here for the first time…read more.. What Filipino restaurant has NO pinabet or any vegetables? We were shocked so we won't be back. Filipinos loves vegetables, I mean a lot of veggies so I suggest it should be part of their menu.