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Peenoy Grocery

4.0 (139 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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pancit, lechon, and chicken
Theresa S.

How does this hole in the wall place not have a five star rating with their food quality and prices? I got their lunch special - lechon, pancit, and chicken. It was amazing! The lechon was fresh and not just sitting there. The food was on point. EVERYONE MUST come and try! You WILL NOT regret! They also have traditional filipino desserts as well, for a fraction of the prices of other Filipino places in Sac. that I have visited. Come and support the local mom and pop shop!

Darlene M.

Gross. Very overpriced. I was extremely mad regarding the babinka it was dry, hard and old. There is no prices listed in the hot food area. The lechon goes by weight and the longanisa was $1.59 each sausage. Like wtf. Expensive and overpriced. It's little shop filled with Filipino and Asian food and ingredients. It's right by work.

Snacks and dried noodle aisle
Vanessa S.

I was happy to have found this place recently as I did not know it existed. It's also nice that there's a Filipino place up north bc mostly it's in South Sac/Elk Grove area. I really liked how the prices of their a la carte hot food items were reasonable. My favorite was the fresh lumpia and the lunch combo items. One of my coworkers wanted the fried lumpia Shanghai so I was able to get some for lunch. Overall, I'd come back here to buy hot food items and groceries for certain Filipino dishes. They don't have a lot of American items bc it's a Filipino store so I'd come here for the hard-to-find Filipino sauces or other cooking items.

To-Go Combo Plate Prices

I wanted to stop by for lunch. A bit intimidating since it was my first time. I chose a couple things and they were pretty good! I would come back again.

The exterior of the store just off Watt Avenue.
Arvey S.

This place has been around since 1995 as purveyors of uniquely Filipino food and merchandise. If your goal is to cook Philippine cuisine, then you've found the place to get the right ingredients. It's wedged in a small nondescript shopping center along Watt Avenue with other ethnic enterprises in a rundown part of town. Don't despair because once you go inside the store, it's as if you've traveled to the P.I. thousands of miles away, you'll feel right at home. A bonus of this place is they serve Filipino food, turo-turo style, where ready-to-eat hot food is yours just by pointing at the item. That's what turo-turo means, literally translating to point-point. And if you further the language lesson, the place is what's called a sari-sari store, which loosely translates to variety-variety store. Aren't you glad you read this review and learned a couple of phrases? And when you stop by, say hi to Ellen, the pinoy products maven who has owned this cultural joint for better than a quarter century. If you are Filipino, it's great to support your kababayan. Salamat po.

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AUTHENTIC. staff is friendly, helpful. food is great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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My husband came here for some seasoning he told me they have some hot food so we have try it was actually pretty good. I recommend it.

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Food is good. But employees are very rude and unprofessional. Also food and groceries are very overpriced!!! Will not be coming back!!!!!

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I've been going to this place for years, never disappointed,delicious filipino food, reasonable price, friendly owner and staff....

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Great customer, friendly service. Busy place. Delicious food served fresh. Great selection of groceries.

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their bbq is very tasty as well as fish. smiley owners. small but all u can find store.

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Small spot but I love going here for my bags of rice and their lechon is fire. The people that work there are nice.

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Lumpia Ko - Eats and Boba - 03.23.25 Palabok (Small)

Lumpia Ko - Eats and Boba

4.0(235 reviews)
3.1 mi
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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.

Save your money. I paid $17.75 for the small Palabok and $10.75 for the NYT Halo Halo, and both…read morewere a letdown. The Palabok was basically noodles drenched in an overwhelming amount of garlic, with only a few shrimp and a little egg on top. I couldn't even finish it. I had to force myself to take more than one bite, and trying to finish it started to feel like torture. The Halo Halo was somehow even more disappointing. The website describes a creamy boba float served with ice cream, but what I got was mostly milk and clumped shaved ice, with a tiny bit of what seemed to be ice cream and just a few pieces of Fruity Pebbles. For $10.75, it felt like paying for a cup of ice. The Classic Lumpia ($8.50) was only good for the first bite because I dipped it in the sweet-and-sour sauce that came with it. After the sauce was gone, it tasted like nothing but a crispy, deep-fried shell. I wouldn't recommend this place. I paid $28.50 for the Halo Halo and Palabok which was basically shaved ice with some milk and very thin, nearly transparent noodles turned yellow from all the garlic. If I could give them zero stars or negative stars, I would.

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Lumpia Ko - Eats and Boba - 10.26.23 Located in: Antelope Marketplace

10.26.23 Located in: Antelope Marketplace

Lumpia Ko - Eats and Boba - 02.05.24 Bangsilog

02.05.24 Bangsilog

Lumpia Ko - Eats and Boba - Medium pancit

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Medium pancit

Palo Palo Kitchen And Bar - Mushroom adobo -- vegan with rice

Palo Palo Kitchen And Bar

4.8(55 reviews)
4.6 mi
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Food: 10/10 Service: 10/10…read moreAmbiance: 100/10!!! I cannot recommend Palo Palo enough. This restaurant, although small, packs a whole lot of great food, great drinks and EVEN BETTER VIBES. My husband and I just moved into the area and were looking for Filipino food nearby. This place did not disappoint. I'm bummed that I didn't have a chance to take any photos of the food we ordered, but I guess it just goes to show how quickly the food arrived and got in our bellies! The restaurant is family friendly. I did see outdoor seating available, but most of the seating takes place indoors. Every second Thursday of the month, they do karaoke and we had a great time!!! It was great to meet new friends and enjoy ourselves. If you're in town and looking for a good bite, drop by. Portions are not California huge and there is plenty of items on the menu that is shareable. Check this place out! Thank you Palo Palo for a great experience!!!

Creative Filipino Fusion, but a Bit All Over the Place!!!…read more Palo Palo Kitchen has transformed from a longtime Mexican restaurant into a Filipino-American fusion spot. I like the creative concept and how the owners bring Filipino culture into the menu. Parking: Free, with a decent amount of parking in the complex. The menu has funny names, but it feels a bit overwhelming to read. There is so much going on visually to decode that it gets tiring for the eyes. The owners clearly put a lot of thought into the details, but sometimes it feels like they are trying too hard. The walls display local artists' paintings for sale, empty liquor bottles are used as decorations, and there are beautiful flowers on glass tables. There is also a small game corner and a collection of the owner's personal items. These ideas are creative, but everything together feels a bit scattered rather than cohesive. The property itself is outdated and could use renovation, especially the plumbing and overall atmosphere. The restrooms feel more like regular home bathrooms, and having a mini library in one of them is a little odd for a restaurant. There are several TVs in the bar area for sports, so it can get really LOUD during games, especially when their friends come over to watch. The background music also keeps coming on and off, apparently because they rely on a Bluetooth speaker. Overall, the place feels like it is trying to be a Filipino fusion restaurant, sports bar, art gallery, and game café all at once. The concept is creative, but the different elements don't quite come together. The outdated space, loud environment, and inconsistent music make the experience feel more like an unpolished mom-and-pop business than a professionally managed restaurant. The drinks are expensive for small 8 oz cups with lots of ice. The Palo-ma slushie tasted more like calamansi and ice than having rum and ube. The food is fusion-style, more like sports bar food. Portions are decent, and the taste is pretty good, but nothing particularly memorable. The place is usually quiet, so reservations don't seem necessary. The owners also host community events to bring in more customers. The owners clearly put a lot of thought and creativity into the concept, but it sometimes feels like they are trying too hard to do too many things at once. Between the quirky menu, art displays, personal collections, game corner, and sports bar atmosphere, the place lacks a clear identity. The ideas are interesting individually, but they don't quite come together as a cohesive dining experience.

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Palo Palo Kitchen And Bar - Palo Palo: inside

Palo Palo: inside

Palo Palo Kitchen And Bar - Cali-flower Sisig appetizer. It was a bit small for the price.

Cali-flower Sisig appetizer. It was a bit small for the price.

Palo Palo Kitchen And Bar - Garlic Fried Kyle (Garlic) Rice

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Garlic Fried Kyle (Garlic) Rice

Baboy Boys - Pork Nachos and Balut (back)

Baboy Boys

3.8(43 reviews)
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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!

My husband went on a cycling ride in Sacramento today. The food trucks were there, so he decided to…read morebuy me lunch. I was craving vegetable lumpia so I had him order it and garlic fried rice as well. Veggie lumpia was gross--it was a crispy fried wrapper but a wet and soggy filling. No one will eat it, so I ended up throwing it away. Waste of money. Fried rice- it was a lump of white rice just mixed with garlic and possibly soy sauce? This is not fried rice. Not satisfied with the very expensive food that ended up wasted. My lunch ended up with reheating my home-cooked leftover adobo!

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Baboy Boys - Loco Moco - special menu item

Loco Moco - special menu item

Baboy Boys - Lechon plate

Lechon plate

Baboy Boys - Lechon Burrito & Lumpia

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Lechon Burrito & Lumpia

Peenoy Grocery - filipino - Updated November 2026

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