If you happens to be down near Dover and needing Asian grocery items, you may want to visit this…read moreplace instead of driving up north to Newark area. It is located near the Dover Air Force base. It carries a good variety of sauces, produce, and frozen goods. It is very much limited by its shop floor space, certainly no fault of it's own. We were able to find most of the items we need in preparation for the Holidays. Pricing seems a tad higher than the larger stores in Newark. But it is convenient if you're heading towards the southern part of the state. The owner was present when we visited, and was friendly and courteous.

Nice selection of sauces and spices. A good variety of snacks too. Location is close to route 1…read more This is a small mini market with a solo cashier/ owner. He was very pleasant. The shop is small so finding things can be a bit difficult if you are in a rush.

Delicious food, affordable prices, excellent service. A true hidden gem off Kirkwood Highway.read more

Under new management, the Phillipine Restaurant with Josephine as the new owner continues the…read moretradition of freshly made Filipino food served daily with a rotating menu of well known, popular dishes; some stews, veggies, fried and savory items for your lunch and dinner needs. Continue to check out this place for new events, food and festivities!

After breaking up with another Filipino establishment due to their horrific business practices, I…read moreknew I had to find another place that had housemade beef lumpia on the menu. This is a difficult feat, as most lumpia Shanghais are pork-filled; some offer chicken, but, honestly, it's just not flavorful. I saw that N &N, aka Nena's (on their sign), has a hot food bar as well as catering services. I double-checked that they had beef lumpia and made sure that they wouldn't run out by the time we got there (since it would be bit of a trek). You make your way to the end of the market, and you place your order(s); lumpia is made fresh-to-order, and I could see some of the staff filling and handrolling the lumpias in the kitchen - such a good sign! The lumpias came out piping hot, and I loved that N &N serves it with the sweet chili sauce (instead of that other weird sauce that other automatically include) - these were deep-fried, crispy, and the beef filling was flavorful and garlicky. There are also frozen lumpias that you can fry up at home, but the convenience of eating them right away is a plus! I'd love to try out their lunch combos and their empanadas on the next visit. Staff were very kind and sweet; the market itself had a good modest selection of items, and it was well-organized and clean. Payment is taken up at the cashier, located at the front. Located at the Saint Mary's Square Shopping Center, there's plenty of parking in the large plaza lot. +tasty beef lumpias! +friendly service +located at the Saint Mary's Square Shopping Center +ample parking in large plaza lot

Drove to Nena's to pick up my phone in order of lechon after the normal 30 minute wait time for…read morethat deliciousness. Upon arrival,with a little hesitation, I decided to try the pancit as well. I had been meaning to try it for quite some time as it's one of their popular menu items, with nothing but time to spare why not today? Best decision I've made in quite some time haha. Of the various protein options I decided on the beef which was thin and tender just as I was hoping it'd be. The dish in it's entirety was flavorful, not the least bit spicy (as some Asian dishes are known to be), included bits of cabbage, carrots, red and green peppers giving you a nice crunch to compliment the textures of its accompaniments. It's plenty for one or even sharing. Need I mention the lechon? It was impecable per usual. Not too fatty nor greasy, just meaty and crispy. Being the Hispanic that I am, I'll best describe it as a cousin to the chicharrón, slightly different but both delectable in their own ways. If you haven't been to Nena's, do try it. Why not today? *My lucky day! Not only did I receive great food but I got a free 2025 dog calander at the register. Just thought I should show off and mention it lol.

I've been wanting to try James for a few years now and FINALLY got the chance today!…read more After a long day at work, I called my order in and made the drive to the restaurant. James is a local establishment that features traditional Filipino dishes. My personal favorites are pancit, adobo, and lumpia. The restaurant is located in the back of a shopping center that is currently being renovated. I've come to the shopping center dozens of times, but never realized James was there until a few years ago. The restaurant is so quaint and cozy. I felt like I was in someone's home and they were offering me a nice home cooked meal. The servers were very kind. I bought my own bag for my food (the restaurant charges for bags). My order was ready almost right away. I was handed my food and I proceeded on my way home. I settled on the Canton style pancit. It had chicken, shrimp and deep fried pork belly laid on the top. It originally comes with egg noodles, but I asked to substitute them with rice noodles. The rice noodles were well seasoned- I didn't need any fish sauce, pepper or any other seasonings. The shrimp were baby shrimp, which was fine with me. There were small diced pieces of chicken that were tender and well seasoned. I have to say that I'm not the biggest fan of pork belly. It's a bit on the fatty side, but it does add flavor to the dish. As you can see in my photos, I did eat most of the pork belly pieces. The lumpia was delicious- lightly crispy on the outside, with delicious pork filling on the inside. It came with a sweet & sour-like sauce that was mild and tasty. My meal was delicious and I ate it ALL! As I type this review, I don't feel extremely full and weighed down, which is great! With tip, I paid $24 and some change. I would definitely go back to try some of the other offerings. This is a great spot if you are craving Filipino cuisine that tastes homemade. Solid four gold stars!

Since moving from Hawaii, I've been searching for comfort food for those occasions when I miss…read morehome. Filipino food is one of those comfort foods so of course what do I look for my first time visiting Baltimore? I happened to be in this neighborhood so decided to give this place a try. Luckily they weren't busy when we arrived so everything came out quickly. The Shanghai lumpia is on the smaller side, which is excellent for a taste teaser but if you're used to the bigger style you may be disappointed. The flavor was good, and the vinegar and sili added a nice hot and sour kick. The pork BBQ stick was marinated well and was my favorite. My wife actually liked it with the pinakbet more than the kawali, which I didn't mind cause it left more for me lol. The pinakbet was a hit for both of us as we haven't found many veggie dishes at the other Filipino restaurants that were fresh and crunchy. Most other places tend to go with the soupier veggie dishes (sinigang mostly, which is also good but I was feeling crunchy) so it was refreshing to have this. Ampalaya for the win! The only disappointment was the pork Adobo. Don't get me wrong, it was really good. It's just not the type we're used to which is Ilokano style (a little drier and crunchy with a lot more vinegar sour taste) so not a ding, more of a different taste preference. The only negative (not to us, but definitely to folks not used to it) is the lack of decor and the kind of... dinginess to the restaurant. Some of the best places in Hawaii have similar but scare those new to Filipino food. I could see having a hard time bringing newbies to this restaurant and convincing them that the food is good if they walk in and see the interior. All in all, my wife and I loved the place. We'll definitely be back if we're in the area again. So far, it's the best Filipino food we've had since moving to the DMV!

The food was great (in turo-turo fashion), the Titas are friendly and provided great service…read more Caldereta was really flavorful and the dinuguan very good (tender meaty, not a lot of fat...and no pig's ears!). Pork BBQ used pork belly. Small rice was $2, and was plenty. Prices very reasonable. Store sold Filipino supplies and groceries. Plenty of tables and chairs in adjoining room. Nice, friendly atmosphere!

Comfort food at its best! Excellent Filipino cuisine, served deli style in small, medium and large…read moretakeout containers. They do not do combination platters, so everything is à la carte, and doesn't include rice. You really only need one entree and one rice and you're good to go. This food is phenomenal. Some standouts from this local white guy... - Pork stewed in blood. It's black, it's delicious and packed with iron! - Coconut curry green beans and squash. Sweet, delicate and flavorful. - Lumpia. IYKYK.

Just finished my dinner from Jay's and can't say enough good things about it. My family had the…read morecheesesteak and chicken tenders both came with fries.I have to say it was the best cheesesteak I have had in a long time,the meat was very tender . We couldn't get over how many chicken tenders were in the container along with sauces. Would definitely recommend them to anyone and their prices are reasonable.

This delicious chicken pancit never ever never ever disappoints. It's delicious it's fresh. It's…read moretasty I highly recommend it. The portion size is amazing. It's literally gonna take me three nights to eat this.

First time trying this spot with my friends and it did not disappoint! We ordered the mixed…read moreplatter, and it came with so much food, fried fish, lechon, and a variety of other dishes. Everything was delicious and flavorful. The only thing I didn't love was the noodles, which were a bit mushy, but still tasty overall. The place itself is small and cozy, with a nice relaxed vibe. We went on a weekday, so it wasn't too busy, which made it even more enjoyable. Service was great too! Even though there was only one person handling everything, they were friendly and attentive. They also have some Filipino treats you can grab to go, which is a fun bonus. Overall, a really nice experience and I'd definitely come back again to try more dishes!

Was really yummy! Went around 6 pm on a Sunday, and it was empty. One table was taken by one of the…read moreworkers daughters who was happily playing! So cute! The food was so good! The portions are huge! 4 of us shared a kare kare, sizzling sisig and adobo fried rice and we had enough leftovers to feed at least two hungry people! It was my first time having kare kare and it was tasty. My friends said it reminded them of home cooking. The sisig was sizzling as the name claimed and it was tasty! The adobo fried rice was delicious as well! Only thing was it was a tad wet, but the flavor comes through. We were too full for dessert :( but would definitely come again!!!!

Best Cebu lechon in the area! Try it!…read more We would be coming back for more...

From the owner: Serving the best Lechon de Cebu to the New Jersey and New York area for over 20 years. Allowing…read moreoverseas Filipinos to rediscover their roots through the robust, comforting flavors of authentic Filipino cuisine, and sharing it with loved ones. ORDER NOW!

The ultimate one-stop shop! I came in to grab some hard-to-find Filipino groceries and ended up…read morestaying to eat. The hot food was incredible, and the traditional desserts were the perfect sweet finish. Authentic flavors, great grocery selection, and super friendly service. Highly recommend checking them out! Raylynn was so kind to us :) left to hit the road with the magic water !

The food was very good. It was full of flavor and it was not greasy. The prices were decent too…read more Inexpensive and delicious. The kind of restaurant when you walk in you feel like you're at home even if you're not Filipino. a great job and his family are impeccable, kind, and nice. We will be there again and again. More Kare Kare.