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Oming’s Kitchen

4.4 (181 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Dogs allowed
Good for groups

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Lisa N.

I had to run some errands on this side of town and wanted to grab a quick bite to eat and to my surprise I found Oming on this side of town. I normally visit the Southwest location. The pork belly is always flavorful and delicious. Definitely always a hit!

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Monique W.

I finally had a chance to go to Oming's Kitchen and it did not disappoint! This location is in the East Side, Sunrise Manor area in Las Vegas. Oming's Kitchen is a Filipino restaurant. There are two different locations in Las Vegas. My husband and I ended up stopping by this restaurant after going to the Age of Chivalry Renaissance festival. When we stopped by on a Friday afternoon, we were the only customers inside the restaurant. There was plenty of seating available! Looking over the menu, some of their options include the following Sinugba Pork Belly Sinugba Chicken Adobo Beef Sisig All day breakfast items (Tocino, Sausage) You can order these in combos as bowls or additional combos with pancit. Both my husband and I ordered the half n half combo with rice/pancit, 6 pieces of lumpia. He had ordered the Sinugba Pork Belly and I ordered the Adobo Beef. I normally see chicken or pork adobo, but I rarely see beef adobo! I had to try it out! While waiting, I filled up my fountain drink with Sprite. The meal was cooked fresh and was ready in about 15 minutes. The team member brought out the order from the kitchen. The beef adobo was thinly sliced. Green onions were put on top of the beef. The rice was underneath and was flavored like the beef adobo. The beef was scrumptious! The pancit was a seafood flavor pancit. It was good. The lumpia was deep fried perfectly. A side of sweet orange sauce was provided with the Lumpia. My husband enjoyed the Sinugba Pork Belly. The team members here are amazing and the service is fantastic! The food was great! I'm not in this area too often since it's far away from where I live, but if I am in the area again, I'll make sure to stop by Oming's Kitchen!

Sampler of the bowls
Erika H.

OMG....got to sample a little of all the bowls & it was yuuuummy Can't wait to come back

Adobo Happy
Viviana R.

Made a random stop at this location. The place was clean and the service was great. We each got their plate of pork belly, chicken and adobo. The portions were huge and prices were reasonable.

1 lb. Pork Belly and Longanisa Breakfast
Annie T.

We ordered the pork belly and longanisa breakfast to-go. The pork belly was flavorful and tender, though definitely on the fattier side. The longanisa was perfectly cooked--juicy, sweet, and savory. There was a bit of a hiccup with the delivery (the driver got our order wrong), so we ended up picking it up ourselves. Despite that, the food held up well and was worth the trouble.

Pork Belly & Lumpia Bowl
Veronica C.

This is a review for Oming's Kitchen in general, not a specific location. Every time we come to Vegas, we ALWAYS get Oming's. The pork belly is the perfect balance of meat & fat. The lumpia is just the right size. We were so happy to see Oming's Kitchen at EDC as a vendor this year. IT WAS A FREAKING LIFE SAVER. Staff were soooooo sweet when we mentioned the restaurant is a must on our itinerary and gave us kandi & stickers.

Sig N.

This Filipino joint did not disappoint! The place was very clean and nicely decorated. The staff was friendly and provided adequate customer service. Omings is located in the shopping area off Nellisj Blvd. There are plentiful of parking. I ordered the combination bowl with pancit, lumpia, and pork belly BBQ. Outstanding flavor for all. The lumpia was small and cooked perfectly, taste of heaven. The BBQ was ahmazing , sweet and savory, the pancit was cooked perfectly and not dry. This place is a true hit representing Filipino culture and food! Don't forget the desert, the best halo halo in town... delicious.. Thank you, I will be back!

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Dani A.

Ang Sarap!! So happy to have found this place! Casual and friendly! The Kuyas and Ates at work were warm, hospitable and welcoming! Staying true those Filipino values we're proud of! The food?!! Omg! As good as it gets! You can't go wrong! I visited twice in one week! For the value, you can't beat it! The portions are generous and the food tastes fresh! Can't get enough of the lumpia! Salamat po! More power to Oming's kitchen!

Longanisa Breakfast (Longsilog)
Andrew H.

I ordered a breakfast plate which came with garlic rice, longanisa, and eggs. They were able to make scrambled eggs. The garlic rice was realllllly good. There were small fried crunchy bits of garlic. The rice was more on the drier side, which is how I prefer my rice. This was the perfect place to have a hearty breakfast. Sadly you cannot add pancit and lumpia and make it a combo like you can the bowls. So I ordered a side of lumpia. The lumpia was good, I felt like it could have been crispier (personal preference. The food did take a bit long to come out. There seemed to be a lot of mobile orders than people eating inside the restaurant. Inside is well maintained and clean. The tables on accommodate parties of about 4. If you come with a bigger group you may need to move tables or sit separately.

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Anna Mcclain V.

I could NOT Believe this place was around the corner from my house and i did not know..i had to try it and it did NOT fail..food was delish..the guy behind the register was supperrr cool and actually let us sample the meat and then came and let us sample the breakfast meats...top tier service here..glad we found youuuuuuu..you will see more often

Kat G.

Followed my tiktok fyp, and it did not disappoint! Came in half an hour before closing, because we didn't realize they were closing early. The guy behind the counter was so nice and sweet, going over the menu with us and explaining everything. Went above and beyond in customer service. Heard we were staying at a hotel and gave up extra napkins, utensils and plates. We ended up getting the pork belly, some garlic fried rice and some lumpia. It was all so delicious. Will definitely come back again, when in town!

Halo-halo
Sammi K.

I have always wanted to try authentic Filipino food and not any of the fusion places. I researched the area, and Oming's seemed promising. As someone who's not very familiar with the cuisine, I found what we ordered to be a bit disappointing. We ordered a sisig bowl and a sinugba chicken bowl, which we made happy so that we could try a bit of everything. Sisig was one of the items that I've always wanted to try because people always rave about the flavor bomb and crispy texture of the pork belly. The flavor was okay, but it wasn't crispy at all. It was also very oily and got boring after a while, but the lemon did help a bit. The sinugba chicken was too dry and salty for my liking. The pork belly may have been a better choice. The pancit left little to write home about as it wasn't very flavorful - it just tasted like rice noodles with veggies. I actually liked the lumpia as it was very fresh and crispy but my boyfriend thought it was just okay. Lastly, we ordered the halo-halo, which was probably the highlight of the meal. It was the perfect thing to end off our not-so-satisfying meal. I loved all the textures in the cup, from jellies to beans, palm seeds, evaporated milk, and the creamy ube ice cream on top. What's not to love? Overall, the items were a hit or a miss for my boyfriend and me. We felt like there are many other similar cuisines that taste better. But this could be because we're not familiar with Filipino food, or that we just didn't like what we ordered. The restaurant was clean, and the service was fine. I probably wouldn't be back though unless I'm craving for a halo-halo.

Sinugba pork belly
Chanel B.

Okay, so I tried this spot this week and I have gone to the one on Blue Diamond but now I'm on this side. I tried the pork belly combo which includes lumpia Shanghai. I would've loved if it they had this and rice and I'd be fine, but I decided to get the combo so I can get lumpia and try another item with it. I didn't like the pork belly so much after a few bites tbh.. it was too sweet with the sauce but Filipinos love their food sweet and I can't. I asked what Sinugba meant and the lady told me it meant eel, but as I looked it up it means 'grilled'. It was perhaps the eel sauce she was referring to that was on it and it was a little too saucy for me. I would try other food here like the adobo bowl or something else with lumpia on the side for a combo meal!

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Great place. Great price. I will be back. People were nice. Clean..................

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Their food was very tasty and their halohalo was awesome! We tried their pancit, longanisa, halohalo, and lechón. All were delicious!

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