I'm so sad this place closed. This was my mom and I's…read morefavorite Filipino restaurant.. She would come from SoCal and request to eat here. Their food was AMAZING, and the dinuguan was the best dinuguan we have EVER had (don't tell my family). Kare kare was also amazing, as well as the halo halo and banana lumpia. Portions were great, vibe and decorations were cute. If this place was closer to central Sac, I would have visited more frequently. We're going to miss this place so much. Hopefully they open up a new restaurant!

We ordered the pork sisig. This dish is a popular street food that is tangy, savory and mildly…read morespicy. It is made of grilled pork face and ears enveloped in a citrusy layer and sweet onions, topped with fried egg. This version is very close to the original recipe in the Philippines. Our next dish is Bulalo, a Filipino beef soup made from beef shanks and bone marrow, simmered until the meat is tender into a clear, savory broth. The serving is a good size, enough for my family! My only negative comment is the steamed rice is $6 for a single serving.!

Fresh and crispy lumpia filled with tender meat...what more can you ask for? Their classic pork…read morelumpia is my favorite. It has a lot more filling compared to other restaurants. Expect a wait when you come here because there are a few people working and the food is made to order. I like to order online and drive over when my food is just about ready. This place is great for ready-made comfort food and party trays. I've order party trays from here many times and gotten great feedback. Some personal favorites are their pancit, pancit palabok with large noodles, classic lumpia, and bangsilog.

Midtown Farmer's Market Series…read more I think this place to TBD. I have had the logsilog x2, and it's honestly fine. I prefer a runnier egg. They have a busier operation as you can guess and see, so it's hard to make eggs cooked to order. The sausage has good flavor and they give you a good amount. The rice is where I think they can improve. It just felt like white rice. I'm not sure if it was meant to be a sinagang, but I think that could elevate the dish significantly more. Again, this is at the FM, you know the vibe. I'm curious about their lumpia and some other dishes, but this logsilog is behind some places I like in the city especially for ($17)

I came here for a Saturday afternoon Mahjong event and it was a really nice surprise. I was…read morestarving and not sure what to get so I tried the Beanie's Lady Lumps - chicken lumpia. They were so delicious, nice crisp wrappers and the sauce was great. Order up at the bar and they bring it out. It was nice that they brought out little chairs for our food so we could keep playing our Mahjong game. Bartenders were really friendly and there are a lot of great beer selections as well. Would definitely recommend!

So good! Definitely coming back to try other stuff. Got smoked sisig, veggies, lechon. Kalamsi…read moredrinks were good.

Tried this place after being recommended by a friend…read more It's not in a fancy area of town by any means but if you're looking for authentic and reasonably priced Filipino food like we had a craving for today, you've hit the jackpot! Plenty of parking in the front. The smell of delicious food welcomes you when you walk in. Your mouth will water when you see the 6+ options of ulam ready for you. Peak around and you'll see all of the desserts your heart desires if you're missing home. From Turon to leche flan and Sapin Sapin, our cravings for sure were satisfied! I ordered the 2 entree plate with rice which was less than $15 (insane and unheard of these days!). I got the kare kare and beef steak. Both were delicious and the portions were big enough for both my lunch and dinner! I also had their lumpia sariwa and almost grabbed 10 when I saw it was only $2.99! Definitely grabbing more of these next time! I didn't wander through the aisles in fear of finding even more things to fall in love with but from where I sat, I saw all of the fixings if you're making halo halo and the cooler had all the options of drinks you can imagine - guava juice, coconut, calamansi, they have it! The service was straight to the point and they were busy for lunch. Remember to be kind and remember this place is a small business! Support local!

They have a good variety of Filipino/Asian products to sell including cooked food for dine in or to…read morego. Their fresh lumpia were awesome. Reminds me of how my mom used to make them. They are in the North Highlands area. Go check them out! Service was good.

Went to check out their truck now that they're serving food at the Midtown Farmers Market on…read moreSaturdays! I was excited because I've heard a lot of good things. I got the lechon and the lumpia. The lechon was crispy but I felt like the meat could have had a bit more flavor and adding the vinegar didn't really do it for me. For $25, I would love if it came with the garlic rice instead but he told me it would be an additional $5 to substitute that for the white rice. The garlic rice as a side is already $5... We also got the lumpia which was good in flavor and cripsy. It was $15. If I'm being picky, I would say that it could be wrapped up on the sides for the price. We usually don't fold in the sides when we make it when we're being quick/not wanting to put much effort into the dish and I get that for a food truck but the price is steep in my opinion. Anyway, we ordered around 11 am so the food came out within 5-8 minutes!

Baboy Boys mobile kitchen aka food truck specializes in Filipino food center around pork. Well…read morebaboy is the Tagalog/ Filipino word for pig or pork (can be used interchangeably). I saw the food truck in downtown Sacramento around lunch time. First time and I never heard of them before. I eyed the menu. My first choice of lechon was sold out. I pondered my next move and ultimately ordered a baboy sisig plate. I have never had sisig before nevertheless the pork version. Pork sisig is a pork dish made of chopped pork ( ear, belly and fat At least that's what the menu stated) in a soy citrus glaze. The pork had a slight sweetness. The order was served with white rice and spring roll. It was $23, ouch. A bit pricey. A container of vinegar was included which I didn't know could been used to pour over the sisig to add another depth of flavor, sourness. Sweet n sour. The fried spring roll had a so satisfying audible crunch as I bit into it. Crunchy crisp exterior. Yummy inside. The food came out on a paper boat. No not the kind Stuart Little used. The kind of plate that's curved up and open, with no lid. The boat was loaded up. Nice. But I'm a bit clumsy and as I was walking with this, internally I was saying to myself, "don't drop it." Which I didn't, I made it safely to my final destination and gobbled up the food. FYI - They cater. Look up their mobile schedule on social media IG.

The pork lumpia was good! I enjoyed the sweet chili sauce too. Not sure I'd come back for it…read morethough. The adobo garlic fried rice was hella dry, and no green onions. It's tough when you're comparing it to homemade adobo though. I'm used to melt-in-your-mouth-chicken adobo and this was far from that. And the rice was a little too peppery for me personally. Bummed because they were super nice, but this missed the mark for me.

I found this awesome food truck at Point West Kaiser after an appointment…read more I bought a double order of Pork Lumpia and my goodness were they tasty. I really liked the flavor and it paired perfectly with some wasabi soy sauce and rice once I got home with my loot. I asked if he is there everyday? He replied yes, Monday - Friday 11am - 4pm I think he said. He suggested I follow their Instagram feed for current locations. I highly recommend The Lumpia Truck.

We are transplants from Orange County (near the Westminster store) and were thrilled to feel at…read morehome here in this Sac area SF. The store is beautiful, clean, fully-stocked and well-organized. My Filipina wife LOVED it! We live thirty miles away, but we will make a big shopping trip every three or four weeks. Thank you! PS. My wife especially likes your meat and seafood departments!

Shopping Haul!! Elincia's KPop Demon Hunters Birthday Party called for Nongshim themed Shrimp…read moreCrackers and Ramen! We also purchased the viral Otoki Cheesy Ramen, Wang Korea Udon and Mei Wei Vermicelli! Great staff and store is well stocked and organized! This is an Asian food lovers dream, I know our family of 4 will definitely be back! Did I mention this Rancho Cordova location is next to Bober Tea? We picked up a drink before shopping!! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: 恁时 by EnjoyMusic Site: https://enjoymusic.ai By

This is a really great place to enjoy individual hotpot! The house special is my personal favorite…read morebecause I can customize the additional sauces as I like while keeping the broth simple and clean. There's a good variety of protein and veggies, and you can always ask the workers to top up your soup if you're a slow eater like me. I went for lunch so the parking situation was okay, but the lot is small so I can imagine that it would fill up quickly for dinner and on the weekends. Lastly, if you're a fan of jasmine, I would recommend the jasmine milk tea! They make theirs with a strong jasmine flavor which I love.

I love this place, my go to Hot Pot on Saturdays. They offer a very clean quite ambiance with cool…read moredecor. Wonderful friendly service, shout out to the owner Lily and her wonderful staff. The photo is the House special, what a awesome flavored beef broth highly recommend! I always ask to have the veggies on the side for hassel free cooking. I also got the 16 Oz Draft Sapporo beer only $5.00!

This used to be my favorite store in north Sacramento. Now, their hours do not match what's online…read more It also does not match what's on their door. It says open at 10 am on certain days. I arrive at 10:31, the door is still locked but the sign says open. This isn't even the first time this has happened. I'm not even sure why they stay in business anymore. Just take the drive to south Sacramento or Norwood where all of the Asian stores are!

I went here today, mind you I'm a 70 yr disabled senior. No…read morepockets, walked in with my food stamps card in my hand I walked down the aisle to pickup hot sweet chili sauce for my lumbia. This fkn man who works there literally stop right next to me as I picked up the bottle Next I went to the chip aisle to get shrimp chips. Again I bin mutha fk following me with my chips and sauce in my hand. Jesus to the Christ I mentioned it to the cashier and he ask me who? That guy ! Standing next to me at the front cashier. So I ask where's the lumbia wrappers. Cashier say in the back freezer Guess!!!! That mutha followed me to the godamb freezer ! I got my items and said LOUF and clear I WILL NEVER COME BACK TO THIS STORE EVER NEVER Again!!!!!Im not finished when I finished paying for my items this prick sitting right there to the left watching me ad I walked out the store!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a Burmese Myanmar shop, full stop. They do have a little bit of other Asian things here,…read morebut those aren't anywhere near enough for much. And as you browse down the aisles, you'll see things you've never seen before. Hell, a lot of the products are in Burmese only, with maybe an English sticker on the back. That's how authentic and unique we are talking here. Fermented laphet, both whole and grounded, for tea leaf salad. Cans of pickled vegetables you've never seen before. Condiments. Fried garlic crunch. Instant noodles. More pickles and shrimp cake in the fridge. These are not things you'll find in the nearby major Asian supermarket. And if you find yourself with too much fermented tea leaf at once, well, I have sesame dressing at home, and my go to is noodles dressed with the sesame dressing for a good base flavor, with the laphet added for a twang in the flavor, and cilantro added for freshness. Because they sell laphet by the bag on the shelf, and that's a lot, but they also sell them in packet bundles on the stand near the door, and the packets are super powerful, at least when you're cooking for just a bachelor.

Very nice clean shop! They have everything you need and some good traditional foods and yummy ice…read morecream section! Love the variety of snacks to try .