I was staying with family nearby and saw that there was a Filipino bakery along the way. I got…read moretheir ube bread ($5.75), saipin saipin, and kusinta, and large tray of ensaymada to share. Ube bread was dry (bread part) but the ensaymada was moist and had plenty of butter, sugar, and grated cheese on top. The staff is nice. Located inside 88 Ranch grocery store.

The food is on point. Employees were courteous. Price…read morereasonable. A quick to go when you're craving Filipino food.

This is my go to Asian market, especially for Filipino food. They have a fast food restaurant and…read morebakery in the front of the store. The food tastes good, although sometimes depending on your preference, a little on the salty side. We have catered from here for parties as well, and got great compliments on the food so it's easy to recommend this place. I've had great experience all around with customer service. The store is clean and well stocked with a variety of stuff I always look for.

The workers along the isles are rude and never know what im looking for. They don't know what some…read moreveggies are and they don't know practically 80% of what they have in their inventory. The workers look like they just don't want to help. The girls at the cashier ate fine. Its highly unorganized here. Its very dirty and the produce, meats, seafood is not fresh. The fruits and veggies are often spoiled, old, and look compromised. Also, its very expensive here. They sometimes have sales on shrimp but that's all really. I come here to buy packaged things like dry noodles or bottled ingredients. I buy here as a last resort. My greatest peeve about this place is the entrance. You have to walk through the check out line to go into the store. Or you can walk pass or through tables of people eating their disgusting food from Phil house. This place is grossly inefficient in floor layout. Of all grocery stores, this by far is the worst.

We tried their breakfast buffet once. It was fairly priced, and we really enjoyed it, except I…read morewasn't a fan of the off-brand Spam. The lumpia were good and crispy. Their sisig was okay--I wish it was a little more crispy, and it was kind of drowning in oil. They also sell the viral Ilocos empanadas; ours was soggy, extremely greasy, and not crispy. The owners are really nice, and I truly want to support a fellow Filipino. We'll have to give it another shot.

I love coming to My Haus for the Sunday brunch buffet…read more I enjoy the home style cooking, which makes you feel like you're eating at someone's home, and the variety of dishes they offer, including desserts and complimentary drinks. I was born in the Philippines and remember Tang often being served as an afternoon refreshment. This was one the complimentary drinks, aside from strong coffee, included in the low price of around $15, excluding tax. I appreciate the woman working there letting me what dishes didn't have pork, which I don't consume. This is a super casual hole-in-wall establishment. The food isn't spectacular, but it's satisfying comfort food. I'd say the chicken adobo was well made and flavorful. The beef mechado was okay. I also enjoyed the fried eggplants, fried tuyo (salted dried fish), champorado, and ginataan dessert Again, I come here for the Sunday brunch buffet with friends/family members who crave a variety of affordable Filipino home style cooking in one sitting.

We had a birthday party to attend in Temecula and we needed a miracle. I scoured Yelp to see who…read moremade Lumpia in the Temecula area. We didn't want to make Lumpia at home, and drive two hours away so we resorted to finding the nearest Filipino spot in Temecula. Ordering was a breeze and the prices can't be beat! Hot, fresh and authentic lumpia with their house vinegar-based sauce is absolutely delicious! The lumpia is very authentic (legit!) and I immediately thought of being at home with my mother with every bite. Light, crispy and fried to a golden brown. Our order was packaged well so they wouldn't be soggy when we arrived to the party. We're not from the area so it was awesome that we found Aki's Lumpias. We can't wait for the next family event so we can order trays of Pancit, BBQ and Kare Kare. I HIGHLY recommend Aki's Lumpias if you want authentic Filipino cuisine! Perpekto ang lumpia! Lubos kong inirerekomenda ang Aki's Lumpias kung gusto mo ng tunay na lutuing Pilipino. Salamat po, Aki's Lumpias! Masarap!! #mortimerthebear #akislumpias #filipino #lumpia #temecula #wildomar

Hands down, BEST FILIPINO food in the area!!…read more Aki is very responsive and prices are reasonable.

They have everything you need to find here for Asian groceries from seasonings, condiments, fresh…read morevegetables, frozen items, a butcher section that also fries fish for you, a hot takeout food store inside, dried goods, anything you need. It seems they're the only place around here since it's the biggest and only main one. I come from San Diego where you can simply go to plenty of grocery stores. I will say they are pricey and if you can, stock up on your items elsewhere. Other than that this is the only option for now that has everything. They also make you put in a quarter for your cart so just a note before you go.

The ONLY place l can buy Banana Kick. Which I appreciate and haven't been able to find outside VA…read more Unfortunately I cannot review the claw machines on their own merit, or it would be a 1 star review. But do yourself a favor and skip the cute claw machines in front. Such a scam. The claws don't grasp anything. You could have it entirely over the prize and there is still no way it will have the strength to grab it and hold it. Such a frustrating scam. No wonder why no one was playing them. I also put $10 into the machine for the tokens so if I had known that before doing so, or only after sacrificing $1 vs $10, it wouldn't have been as bad. But alas, I lost $10 because l had no idea. It wasn't one single machine either. I gave my kids most of the coins and helped them but it was clearly set on ALL the machines to not let anyone win. Whoever owns these machines should have their business taken from them. It's false advertising. I say this as someone who wins at these machines all the time but if the claw has no strength, you'll lose EVERY time. That's the situation here. Avoid the machines. I wish l could give the store a higher rating but they allow whoever owns the claw machines to swindle people out of their money--not cool.

When I set out to find Filipino food that we could have catered for our daughter's wedding, I was…read moreworried about the quality and presentation of the food for such an important event. But Tisoy Curryative Cuisines provided such excellent service in every way. The food was fantastic with many gluten free options for my husband and other guests who have Celiac or gluten allergies. The presentation of the food and tables was beautiful. The staff were friendly, gracious and accommodating and our guests gave many compliments on how good the food was. From start to finish, the service was professional and really made our special event worry free. I would highly recommend this exceptional catering for your next big event!

We hired this caterer for my Son and Daughter's baby shower, and they truly made the day extra…read morespecial. From the very beginning, Matt's (owner) communication was clear, prompt, and professional, which made planning so much easier and stress free for me. The food was absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. Our guests loved everything. Everything tasted fresh and looked amazing. We also appreciated how they accommodated dietary preferences without any issues. On the day of the event, the team arrived on time, handled setup smoothly, and were friendly and attentive throughout. They made sure everything stayed stocked and clean, allowing us to relax and enjoy the celebration. Overall, the quality of food, service, and attention to detail exceeded our expectations. We received so many compliments from our guests! I would highly recommend them for any special event and would definitely use their services again for all of our events. Thank you Tisoy Team! Alo

The food was so good I was I was not expecting it to be so good. I thought this place was Chinese…read morebut it is actually Filipino food and some of the best I have ever had.

The best lumpia in the city, and awesome price. $20 for 50 pieces. Or $35 for 100. The lumpia's…read morestay light & crispy even after a few hours. Honestly that's what we mostly come here for, but the food we've tried has been good too. Service is always good.

Just had our first visit to Emmanuel's Filipino Restaurant in Temecula, and wow, we are seriously…read moreimpressed! This place is a hidden gem. Emmanuel himself is the chef (and a dietician too, which you can kinda tell from how thoughtful everything is), and he clearly puts so much care into every dish. His wife Carmely was super welcoming and she made us feel right at home the second we walked in, chatting with everyone like family. The place is also absolutely clean and cozy. We went for some classics: the kare-kare was rich and perfectly balanced (that peanut sauce is on point), the sisig had that awesome crispy texture with just the right kick, dinuguan was hearty and flavorful without being overwhelming, and the menudo tasted like it simmered for hours with so much depth. Everything was cooked with real love and attention and you can taste the difference compared to rushed food. No shortcuts here. We'll definitely be coming back soon and probably next time we'll try more from the menu. So if you're in the area and craving authentic Filipino home-style cooking, this is the spot. Highly recommend!

I came here on vacation with family and saw a Filipino restaurant that's closer to us…read more It's family owned and the menu changes daily. My family tried their tocino, bistek, igado, and afritada. 2 item combo plate is $12.99. We also got large pancit bihon to bring to our hotel for dinner. The food was not too salty and the portion size was a good amount. The place is clean and quiet with Filipino drama playing on the tv.

Amazing customer service from Kevin! Very attentive, accurate and friendly. Definitely made the…read moreexperience.

Bamboo is in Pechanga. We love the food at Blazin Noodles so we thought let's try Bamboo this…read moretime. We were there for a concert and we tried to get a table around 5:30 pm. We were told there was about a 30 minute wait, but we were called in within 15 minutes or so. Nice large restaurant with hosts and many servers walking around. It was definitely busy. We were seated at a table with a long bench/chairs and we had no condiments so we had to ask for that. Our server came over pretty quickly to get our drinks orders. Menu had lots of choices to pick from. I got an asian beer, nice and cold. For food, we got the crispy pork belly, a fried rice with seafood dish and a fried noodle with vegetables and meat dish. I really liked everything we tried. Very flavorful and tasted fresh. They give you pickled jalapenos in the condiments, as well as a spicy yummy fish sauce. Food came out fairly quickly and the whole process was very efficient. Portions were great for sharing.

We had dinner at Swing Inn cafe & BBQ in Temecula and it went beyond and exceeded our…read moreexpectations--hands down the best BBQ we've ever had. Our server Andy--who is also the manager--took amazing care of us from start to finish. The service was friendly, attentive, and perfectly timed. Andy recommended the sausages as an appetizer, and let me tell you... we're still talking about how delicious they were. And the BBQ was even better: the brisket and burnt ends were incredibly tender--soft and practically falling apart, with tons of flavor. Big thank you to Andy for the great service and for making the trip totally worth it. We'll definitely be back!

Came here last Sunday for lunch and really wanted to like this place, especially since it's hard to…read morefind truly great BBQ in California. I ordered the 2-meat combo platter with brisket and pork ribs, plus mac and cheese and beans. Unfortunately, the food was pretty underwhelming for the price. The brisket arrived dry and slightly oxidized-looking, with only two slices included. The ribs were overdone and mostly from the cartilage-heavy end of the rack. Flavor overall was decent, but nowhere near memorable. The mac and cheese was bland, the beans were okay, and even the pickles had an odd chemical taste to them. The service was genuinely great, which was the highlight of the experience, but at around $48 for the combo plate, the food quality just didn't justify the cost. For comparison, Heritage BBQ in San Juan Capistrano is in an entirely different league when it comes to quality and execution. This place felt much more geared toward tourists than serious BBQ fans.