Please please please support this place. Filipino food is so sparse and rare to find in Austin,…read moreespecially good Filipino food. This place however is a diamond in the rough. This mart has all the asian spices and ingredients that you would need. I never thought I could find somewhere in Austin with reasonably priced banana ketchup and ube halaya. Now on to the food, I got a pork adobo plate with pancit and rice. Coming from Hawaii, I've missed good pork adobo so much. One of my biggest problems with pork adobo I've had in Austin is that it is usually not sour enough or is too dry. This place exceeded my expectations. The adobo tasted amazing and the sauce was just dripping off my chin. The pancit was also amazing and tasted like something I'd get from home. Also considering the price, they pack the plate. A certified banger and I can't wait to come back.

I needed to grab some last minute things for dinner tonight, and they had exactly what I was…read morelooking for; Lumpia wrappers, bihon noodles for pancit, and sweet longanisa. Also scooped some ube puto, which tastes great. The owner was very friendly and the service was good!

One of my fave 6th Street food trucks. Great service…read more Outdoor seating. Food packed with flavor.

Went to Celis for trivia night and noticed a new food truck by Con Todo. Pogi seems to have just…read moreopened. There's not a lot of Filipino food options so was excited to try it! Don't skip the lumpia! Unanimously it was everyone's favorite. We only tried the pork lumpia, but there are a few options. The food is beautifully plated with lots of fresh veggies. The pancit is different than what I am used to, but doesn't mean it's not worth trying if you haven't had Filipino food before. However, the one I had I thought was a tad too salty. It was full of perfectly cooked vegetables though. There's a pretty large menu, so would definitely try other dishes. I wish I had taken a photo of the menu since it's not posted online...yet. Sorry!

This little hole in the wall restaurant has amazing food! We continue to go back and each time…read moretheir food is delicious. Love the chicken kabobs and their sisig is delicious.

Made the trek out since I was craving some of my own mom's recipes!…read more Unfortunately, the chicken adobo was not my mom's but it was good! Definitely leans salty but it works with the garlic fried rice. They're more of a to-go operation, but that works in my favor since their meals are made to share.

This filipino spot is far from me but was worth the trip! We tried their longanisa plate and a pork…read morebelly combo. As a filipino, I love sweet longanisa but I prefer the sausage wrapped ones because I like a bit of char on it. I didn't love their pancit, but loved their garlic rice. We also tried their kwek kwek (fried quail eggs) and it was tasty and love that it came with suka (vinegar sauce). I asked for a sweet chili sauce as well. There's a few streetfood items here that's hard to get elsewhere in San Antonio, like bulaklak. I was tempted to try even though it's pretty unhealthy. They're crispy, fried pork tissue fat and usually have a nice chewy texture. My favorite thing that we ordered was the pork sisig. It came out on a sizzling plate. I just wish it had more mayo and garnishes on it. Mostly just pork flavor. Our waiter was nice and the freshly made juice was amazing. We got a huge glass of fresh watermelon juice and calamansi lemonade. The restaurant itself seems like a venue for parties too, since they have a small karaoke stage. They also connect to a small grocery store with several Filipino staples. I was able to pick up Datu Puti vinegar and some Boy Bawang cornick! I'd come back if I was closer in the area or if i'm really craving a Filipino dish that I can't already make at home.

I will recommend to anyone. Nice friendly people. Karaoke on Friday's. I had a few more other…read moredishes that was amazing

Located minutes from Randolph AFB, is this delicious and reasonably priced oriental market with…read moredining! Having been twice, I realize they have an expanded menu only available during the weekends (including bbq skewers). The line moves relatively quick and the service is great considering the amount of space and numerous food options. I highly recommend ordering a full plate of pancit, shumai, lechon, lumpia, and chicken. Next time, I'll get the bbq skewers and fried rice. Be sure to browse the aisles for some staple items. They have a variety of noodles, sauces, spices, frozen meats and prepared foods, drinks, etc.

You definitely have to be looking for this place to find it. It is tucked away off of Pat Booker Rd…read morenear Randolph AFB. When you enter you're immediately in the market full of Asian items. The staff is friendly and welcoming. As you walk to the rear of the market you reach the restaurant. Seating is very limited as there are supplies everywhere. The food is cafeteria style on a hot line. You basically point and ask for what you want. Combos are served with Pancit, steamed rice, and lumpia. I ordered the kare-kare which was super tender and flavorful. I appreciate that the peanut flavor was not overpowering. Pricing is reasonable. I enjoyed it

Amazing food and service! Finally a good place to eat in…read moreSan Antonio! Will definitely be going back again

Kabayan Kusina was a lunch stop with someone and we ordered a pretty good variety... lumpia, pancit…read morebihon, crispy pork belly roll, and pork BBQ sticks. The lumpia is made to order so it comes out hot and fresh. It's packed with seasoned ground beef and you can tell the difference. We got the pancit bihon with pork and the balance of protein and veggies was really good. We added their house made chili oil to the noodles and honestly that was the move. Nobody around town makes chili oil like that. The crispy pork belly roll was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, stuffed with herbs, garlic, and onion. The aromatics really enhance the dish and took it to the next level! The pork BBQ sticks were juicy and you could taste the marinade. The sauce leaned sweet but with everything else on the table it balanced out really well. This is a Filipino family owned and operated business and it shows. The staff is really friendly and you can tell they take pride in what they're serving. They also have a small selection of Filipino grocery and food items if you want to take something home. If you're on the northwest side of San Antonio, this place is worth the visit! TikTok: @gabbieinthegalley

That's actually a bummer, we never get to see their location. Apple Maps and Waze directions were…read moreinaccurate Drive all the way from San Antonio for nothing.

It's great to have another Filipino option in Austin with this one serving out of 5610 Food Co…read more complex which houses a bunch of cloud kitchens. I somehow found this place on my IG feed and added it to my list of places to try and since I knew this was a cloud kitchen I was glad they were also available on the delivery apps so decided on this place for lunch. You can also order directly and pick it up as well to save on service fees and delivery costs. I grew up eating Filipino food and so to me this is comfort. The pancit (noodle) was tasty and had enough sweet to cut the soy. It's a combination of meats and a good pancit is always how the vegetables are cut and definitely how the cabbage is hand torn. It's also how the sauce is braised and integrated into the noodles. This definitely is more braised and so you would typically squeeze wedges of lemon to cut the flavor; iykyk that Filipinos tend to like sour and vinegar so adding lemon as an accoutrement is a must. The pancit bihon also comes with 4pcs of lumpia shanghai. The filling was delish probably one of the better lumpia's available in the Austin area (there aren't many options) but this one goes to the top though they could probably be more crispy and tightly rolled but I think I like they didn't roll them so perfect to make it more home style. I am also a fan of the little Mac salad that came with my dish. If you're familiar with the Hawaiian style it's almost the same but the Filipino one adds chicken and is slightly sweeter pineapple and sweet relish. They also have Filipino bbq, bangus (milkfish), your -log style dishes which are savory sometimes sweet proteins over rice and a fried egg. Weekends appear to have some special items. They even have kare kare (a traditional peanut curry with vegetables and oxtail) and a clear beef soup with soup bones and cabbage. Can't wait to try more of their menu. If you're missing Filipino food and you're in north central Austin this is really one of two places and if you haven't tried home style Filipino food this is a good day to try.