Highly recommend the Crab Tortang Talong and Chicken Inasal. Looking forward to trying their…read moreamazing Lechon on my next visit

We ordered via Uber Eats. We're so disappointed with our chicken inasal - too dry and not tasty…read more This is not the inasal that I expected. It's just like an ordinary chicken barbeque.

The sisig plate is amazing. Good amount of pork and veggie stir fried, it is the perfect filipino…read morebrunch. If you want a more fatty, crunchy pork, get the cebuchon plate. Pork has crispy skin with juicy tender meat. It is so good! Get it when you are in the area. Hopia is also very good, and have many different type of flavors for you to try. Go go go.

Update: ok so I see the owner or managers reply (who I'm sure is very kind and had nothing to do…read morewith this experience), and while I appreciated the no charge, I 100% felt uncomfortable and judged because why would he then say "I have to ask, is this all for you or is your family making something with it?" Or making a dish with it? all while laughing. It makes absolutely no sense. Why did he need to ask that? Why did he need to keep laughing? It is one thing to be friendly, and another to do that. Also it does not matter what it's for, but why did he feel compelled to make those comments? I of course said thank you and stayed kind because that's who I am but after I felt completely attacked. Now onto the food, lumpia was actually delicious. So hopia was not my thing, but definitely some of the best lumpia I've had. It just can't change my experience so unfortunately I will not be back. Thank you. This is based off of the hopia dessert which I tried the one other time I went into this restaurant (was horrid), and my experience today. I will update this once I actually taste the lumpia. I was just so shocked by this employee that I couldn't wait to post a review. Now I don't know his name, but the guy working the front end seemed friendly...until I asked for the larger or largest sweet and sour. I was on hold on a phone call at the same time because I was on a work lunch, and quickly popped in here to grab something, so my mind was fuzzy. Rather than say the 2oz size which may not be the size I wanted, I said largest or biggest side sweet and sour. The guy laughed and held his hands up to make a motion like widening them and said biggest? I said yes the bigger one towards the end. Shook his head and laughed again. Now I don't know what other reason this was funny other than my size maybe? I'm heavier so maybe that was funny to him. It was just rude and honestly weird. I stayed sitting on hold and waited for my order, and once it was ready he just had to ask "is this just for you or is your family making something with it?" I was shocked (still sitting on hold too) and said my family loves sweet and sour so why not and he said "ok I just had to ask" while laughing. Really? You just had to? Did I order a gallon of sauce? Did I ask for something you don't openly sell to customers all day long? I can't possibly think of anything else other than it being so funny, and me being judged because of my weight. So I will never step foot in here again. The hopia is not good anyway which is why it's been over a year since I've gone there. It was flavorless, dry, just disgusting. Apparently aside from the food being horrible quality, you will also be shamed and laughed at. Repulsive behavior and unacceptable. Second and last time trying to give this place a shot. Not worth it. The sauce isn't even filled hahah

I have actually never dined at the restaurant but I always get delivery from this place via…read moreDoorDash. It is our go to spot for Filipino comfort food. We love their soup dishes: sinigang, nilaga, and bulalo. Great comfort food and the servings are generous. Miki bihon and sotanghon are also a hit and each order can easily feed up to 4 people. Items are fairly priced and appreciate the generous portions and homestyle cooking. We have a lot of filipino spots where we live but this place just hits the spot and the additional delivery fees are worth it.

082/2026/May Got to…read moretry the Filipino dishes this weekend ! A friend's birthday buffet treat was scrumptious indeed! We had a reservation for 10 people ! A very crowded venue with different reservations like a repast gathering as well as walk - ins customers!!! Space between the dining area and buffet line was too crowded with people standing and blocking the aisle as saying goodbyes or merely to chat !!! Had to squeeze myself to go get my food !!! Just wish there was enough walking space ! Food buffet consisted of : KARE-KARE BISTEK MISWA PORK SINIGANG IGADO FRIED CHICKEN PINAKBET LECHON KAWALI LUGAW FRIED LARGE SHELLED SHRIMPS CHAMPURADO PANSIT GARLIC FRIED RICE STEAMED WHITE RICE GINATAN and many more... Some hot Food trays were replenished as it went empty !! They cater as well as have party packages !! If you are looking for an authentic Filipino Cuisine... this is the place to celebrate for sure!!!

It has been a while but I was able to stop into my favorite Filipino restaurant today. Now buckle…read moreup because this is going to be long. I have been known to use a hundred words when ten will do, I'm sorry but I get excited about food. It has been my life since I began cooking for my family at nine. Anyway, there have been improvements here. The place is nice, it's simple, classy and still have that same welcome to your friends place kind of feel, except with great food! Now I have had almost everything on the menu but today was my first time trying the all day breakfast. I started with spring rolls and wontons. They were perfectly fried, light and crispy while being dense with flavor. That cup of soup you see there may be small but it holds tidal waves of flavor. It was sweet, it was savory and it hit the spot. My breakfast even though I showed up in the afternoon was Tapsilog Filipino style marinated beef, fried until tender and slightly caramelized , served with two cups of rice topped with garlic and two fried eggs. Now individually every part of this meal was perfect. However once you get a little bit of that egg hold with the garlic rice and meat the explosion of flavor is incredible! As always since I forgot to mention it the owner and staff were as inviting and friendly as ever. Honestly if you love Filipino food and you haven't been here then your robbing yourself of a great experience.

A great combination of attentive, welcoming staff and really flavorsome food. The restaurant is…read morecozy, clean and subtly decorated. My order came out pretty quickly. All of the dishes were well presented and of good portion sizes. The Beef Pares and Chicken flavors are next level and would definitely be my go-to dishes in future. Highly recommended, and another great option if you're looking for Filipino food, yet want a change from the regular spots in the seafood city area.

Absolutely decadent treats!! You can taste the quality ingredients they use. We had a sampler box…read moreand oh what a treat it was. Thank you, Don!!

We found Max & Lucy's Baked Goods on Instagram and decided to stop by their Mission Hills location…read moreto try their ensaymada, silvanas, and pandesal. It was nice to visit in person after seeing their baked goods online! Carlo was very helpful during our visit, and we really appreciated his friendly service. He made us feel welcome and made ordering a pleasant experience. Thank you, Carlo, for taking care of us! If you've seen Max & Lucy's on Instagram and have been curious about visiting, stop by and check them out.

The best bangus sisig I've ever had. We actually ordered a bunch of things and portion sizes were…read moregreat. Everything we ordered was flavorful and plenty. My son loved the lumpia of course, chicken was a tad dry but marinated well. My other favorite was the kare kare. Tender meat, flavorful sauce. Singing had lots of pork in it. Honestly I could've use more veggies in both dishes but meat was plenty! Decorated, clean, attentive service. They were really nice. Would recommend.

The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila is one of our all time favorite go to places for Filipino…read morefood. We go here for lunches and dinners and sometimes family celebrations. This eatery provides both excellent customer service and delicious classic and traditional Filipino dishes. We recently had a back to back celebration at The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila both on a Saturday during lunch and one for late afternoon. One celebration was for our child's birthday party and one for our child's graduation party. Thank you always to the awesome and sweet staff at The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila. Thank you Nina and Paolo, you guys are always so kind and accommodating. Our child and some of the children in our party have food allergies to peanuts and tree nuts. The staff made sure not serve anything with peanuts and tree nuts like Kare Kare. We had about 35 people for one party and 52 for another. We ordered several dishes on the menu like their famous Crispy Pata, Boneless Milkfish, Nilagang Baka, Calamari, Chop Suey, Pancit, Chicken Adobo, Fried Chicken and Lumpia. All the food was cooked to perfection. To name a few, the Nilagang Baka was flavorful and the beef was tender. Calamari was crispy and not too salty. Boneless Milkfish was excellent, Fried Chicken was yummy and not overcooked. Chicken Adobo was right on point with the vinegar. The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila is one of our go to favorite eateries in the San Fernando Valley. They are consistent when it comes to providing excellent customer service and delicious food.

Went here last Sunday afternoon- I wanted some Filipino food to-go and I've never been to this…read moreplace. I ordered the chicken inasal - Paa (which is the thigh and leg parts of the chicken). I also ordered Batchoy. I sat on the side and my order probably took about 10+ min so it wasn't a big deal to order and wait. If you decide to dine in- it's a no frills place. I see a lot of groups dining but they only have a few tables. I got home and was pleasantly surprised that the chicken was 2 pieces of the quarter leg. I really liked the chicken, properly marinated and cooked well on the grill. The dipping sauce and calamnsi add more flavor. The batchoy was also good and not salty compared to other places I've been that sell batchoy. Solid place for Bacolod chicken. Just be sure to wrap and secure tour togo order for soup. Some of my soup spilled in the bag.

Never been. Was reeled in by yelp reviews…read more Starting to believe these reviews are very false. Been to several places with high ratings only to be disappointed. I would not recommend this place. Food was mediocre. Pork inihaw was undercooked. First and last time. Sorry. Honest review for me.

Great service, great atmosphere, food is really delicious, i would highly recommend eating here if…read moreyou want to eat a good filipino food

Rating for to go/ food pickup. Great first experience and will return…read more Their bangus (marinated milkfish) was very fresh & not dry/sitting around like other spots. Very tasty arroz caldo. I like that they keep the tofu & pork (tokwat baboy) topping separate since not everyone likes pork in our house. We will try eating in at some point.

Food is great . False advertisement . It says 5pm and now they're saying is at 6 pm and that sign…read morewas a while back. Would understand if it wasn't in chalk but come on. Really? That's one thing I can't stand is liars.

One of our new favorite go to places for Filipino food is Lutong Bahay, here in the San Fernando…read moreValley. This eatery just recently opened. They have a huge selection of food items on their menu. They have everything from Sinigang, Adobo, Lechon, Kare Kare, barbecue and boneless milk fish to name a few. Lutong Bahay serves delicious food along with providing excellent customer service. Their portions are also plentiful in the different containers they have. You can either dine in or purchase for to go. They have plenty of tables and chairs for dine in. The eatery is huge and spacious. We stopped by on a weekend for lunch and we picked up some Beef Steak, Chicken and Pork Barbecue, Lechon Kawali and Boneless Milk Fish. All the food items we picked up were so good. It was delicious. Lutong Bahay is definitely the eatery to satisfy your Filipino food cravings.

the service is excellent! the place is clean! I love their puto amd bibingka..so worth coming back…read moreto this place.

Can't wrap up an LA tour with Filipina titas (aunties) without taking them to Manila Sunset for…read moresome Pancit Malabon, Lumpiang Shanghai, and Dinuguan. I'd say taste-wise, I prefer the Rancho Cucamonga location, but they were really nice to accommodate us even if we arrived close to closing time. We weren't rushed and they were helpful with our needs in terms of sauces and to go boxes. They also gave us a free soup which was really nice!