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.!

Take out only. Our…read morefirst time here craving for Filipino food. We were in the area and were greeted nicely by the young gentleman who showed us the menu. It was about 4:30pm and there were no customers dining in. They close at 6pm. We ordered Daing na bangus, pinakbet, halo halo and beef kare kare. We sat in the waiting area about 15 minutes. The halo halo was brought out first and it was so good and refreshing on a hot summer afternoon. Shortly after the entrees were given to us. Everything smelled so good. When we got home, we couldn't wait to eat the food and just dive right in. The food was still piping hot and delicious, not too fattening and not too salty. We enjoyed our meal very much and will drop by next time we're in the area. Nice staff, private parking lot, clean restaurant, clean restrooms.

Yummy, savory and reasonably priced dishes. We ordered sisig, pinakbet, fresh lumpia, bistek and…read morecassava cake. All were good. The sisig was very tasty but I'm used to the crispy pork. This one wasn't crispy but still loved it. It's too labor intensive to make fresh lumpia at home so we ordered it. It did not disappoint. The wrapper was soft (thin crepe) and the sauce perfectly paired with it. The filling was also perfect. The serving is huge. all of the dishes are shareable. Rice is ordered separately but very cheap. Service was 5 stars. They are so friendly and professional. You can feel the positive vibes while eating. Place is not that big but spacious enough to have several tables Not a lot of diners but there was a lot of "to go" as well as catering orders. People kept coming in and out to pick up their orders. Not a lot of good Filipino restaurants around Sacramento but this is one of the best ones. They have their own parking. I definitely recommend this place.

Every dish was served hot, packed with flavor, and used the best ingredients. The owners and…read moreservers were so friendly, attentive and welcoming. Of all the places you can get Filipino food in Sac, this one is the best! My husband and I will definitely be returning customers.

Service was 10 out of 10. The restaurant is small for dine in but the food was delicious. Their…read morespecialty drinks were my favorite.

I finally got a chance to try Kultura Cafe today for lunch. I had this place scoped out and…read morebookmarked for months! The interior offers multiple tables for indoor dining, a photo op corner, and a walk up and order at the counter style concept. Dining-in is welcome, with utensils and napkins available self serve at the counter. All meals are served in to go containers for convenience. I had already looked over the menu and knew I wanted to try the Pork Belly Sisig. The owner was very friendly and welcoming. I placed my order and added a spontaneous milk tea with boba, 'cause why not live a little. Food and drink came out quickly. The pork belly sisig was great, and consisted of shredded browned pork belly with a side of pickled veggies over a bed of rice, with a fried egg and two pieces of lumpia, garnished with a touch of diced white onion. Very tasty. I ordered the Jasmine Tea boba. Pro-tip: you can ask for less sweet on the teas. He customized my milk tea at 50% sweetness. I look forward to coming back to try the pork adobo, order more lumpia and try the spam musubi. It's been awhile since I've had good Filipino food! I grew up in a very culturally diverse area and missed these dishes, so I'm stoked to have this available right down the street from my work. Definitely come in and show this family run small business some love.

This was our first time at Kuktura Cafe. My daughter wanted boba and so we decided to check it…read moreout. It's a decent sized space with lots of tables to sit. It was super hot inside. We had to ring a bell for someone to come take our order. We ordered Green Apple Slush with Lychee Jelly. It was over $8. They also charge for using a card. The drink was ready quick but....it was just mid. And especially for the price. But they do have a cute photo op wall.

The space is clean, the menu is structured, and the food is built with clear intention. Each…read moreelement serves a purpose, nothing is excessive. The composition of flavors mirrors good design -- balanced, stable, and functional. This is cuisine that feels constructed rather than improvised.

Checked out Kusina@Lumpia during lunch for some Filipino food. It's a small place however it's…read moreclean and tidy inside with a few dining tables. They also have some bread, dessert and snacks. If you like Ube stuff, this place has some. Located in a small plaza so there's ample parking. This visit I ordered the Chopsilog ($14) (marinated pork chop) served with garlic rice, eggs, cucumber and tomato. Also ordered 5pcs lumpia ($6) and 2 pcs turon (fried banana with lanka/jackfruit $1.50 each). The meal was pretty good and delicious!! Good service as well! The lady offered some water as I ate the meal onsite. Been here a couple of times before, will visit again.

This place is so fire. Can't think of another place that does chicken and rice better…read more Been going here for years. That glazed chicken with extra sauce on the side though... Staff is super friendly, and ambiance is a typical small neighborhood eatery spot.

My husband and I split a glazed chicken and a fried chicken entree. The chicken was pretty dry and…read moredidn't have that much flavor. You definitely need the gravy to moisten it up. We also waited a long time for our food (~40-45 mins). The restaurant didn't seem too busy- there was only one other person eating in the restaurant. They had a couple of to go orders and seemed like they were prioritizing those. The staff did give us a complimentary order of garlic noodles which was nice. The lumpia was good. If I was hosting a party, I would come back and order a party tray of lumpia. Unfortunately, the name sake fried chicken did not impress us.

My go to favorites at Fil-Am: Pancit - savory and seasoned…read morejust right Adobo - it's crack for me Bistek - love the onion/ vinegar sauce they use Dinuguan is delish, vinegary and savory Point point/turn turo at it's best in Sac!

This place is like a fast food restaurant. Food is hot, readily available and delicious…read more I ordered the chicken adobo, pancit and turon. These are my favorite dishes there. My husband ordered the kare kare and the calderetta. My son ordered the sweet sausage (I can't spell the proper name. lol). All are reasonably priced. You go up to the counter, food are in to go containers, and there's ample seating if you choose to eat there. Don't forget to order to go!

Was super excited to try this spot given the raving reviews and high star count... and left rather…read moredisappointed, unfortunately. Food is great, don't get me wrong. But for the same price, we can get so much more at places like Oriental Market and just as delicious to satisfy our craving for Filipino food. Parking was easy with plenty of spaces out front, service was great and friendly. Seating space? Extremely limited, especially if you have a party of 5 or more. Best to order for takeout food which brings me to my main point - if I have to order Filipino takeout because of extremely limited seating, I'd rather simply get a la carte elsewhere and pay a lot less or hit up Rocklin area where there are restaurants that serve fantastic boba drinks with fantastic Filipino dishes for much more affordable prices! Is the food incredible? Yes! Will it satisfy your craving for Filipino food? Absolutely! Would I return? No, I wouldn't, to be perfectly honest. Regardless, I feel it's worth a try if you haven't yet but just be mindful of the highs and lows. It's not all great, but it's not all bad. Mediocre and average, at the very least, given all factors. Do I have high expectations of Filipino restaurants? You bet I do!

It's hard to find decent Filipino food, especially in this area. I would definitely suggest this…read morespot if you're ever in the mood for something that tastes like home. The space is small, so seating is also pretty limited. You order at the counter, take a seat, and they'll call you up once your food is ready.

Over the years I've visited Bahay Kubo many times at many different events. They offer a menu full…read moreof delicious Filipino options. My favorite item here is their calamansi-nade and any of their rice bowls. The bowls are always a very generous portion and are packed with flavor. The fresh vegetables always add a great texture and flavor to each bite and each time I visit I'm reminded why this is one of my favorite options whenever they're at an event. Good things are worth the wait, this is a popular food truck, so be ready to wait a bit for your food to be prepared, and make sure you're hungry. Although, if you can't finish it I've enjoyed leftovers the next day and it's still delicious.

Even in the hot days, the smell and the menu arose my appetite. I got their beef bistek banh mi. I…read morewas worried it would be too heavy for me but the fresh citrus flavor was really good. I liked how they put jalapenos on the side and the portion was good!! Please be on the list and come to CDPH/DHCS food truck on midtown capitol ave. I wanna have more

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)