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Qsina 8

4.6 (168 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 7:30 PM
Updated 1 month ago

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Palabok Special Noodle
Scott S.

Went to try a local Filipino restaurant. Small place with friendly service. Lots of Filipino's dining here which I took to be good sign. We started with Lumpia Shanghai pork which was delish. For entrees we got pork sisig which was outstanding and a Palabok special which was yummy. We got the sizzling Biko for dessert which was also good. I would come back here again for another exploration of the menu. Free parking nearby. Give it a shot and you'll be glad you did.

Lourdes M.

As we were craving for a Filipino cuisine after our cherry blossoms stroll at Branch Brook, we ended up at this place with the help of Yelp search engine. It was about 25 minutes away from where we were but the great experience here made our drive worth. The place is very homey with a wonderful staff. Service is impeccable. The owners are very friendly and has great customer relations skills. The foods are excellent. We had the pleasure of trying their bangus sisig, pork bbq and caldereta. The tastes exceeded our expectations. We learned that their chef hailed from Luzon so the degree of cooking style satisfied our taste buds. The calamansi drink I had was fabulous. Honestly, the best I had so far. Our halo/halo dessert was heavenly. Satisfied our sweet tooth. The serving size is in huge portion. Each order is shareable by around 2-3 people. Pricing is higher in comparison to other place but proportioned to the serving size. I have one star less for my review for two reasons- 1.The check includes a service charge that confused us if a gratuity should be given or not. We need to Google first for right information. We ended up adding gratuity for their hospitality . 2. Looking for parking spot is challenging. We ended up downloading the town's parking mobile app to get parked closer. We are willing to return if ever we are near the area.

Bulalo
Elizabeth L.

Excellent! Like stepping into your aunt/grandma's kitchen. Situated in the corner of the main road street and lot parking. Staff is friendly and warm, seems like a reservation heavy establishment but we were able to snag a table for 4 upon opening. Shortly after arrival the rest of the tables of 4 and even 10 filled up quickly. The dishes are huge and we left with plenty of leftovers. Happy bellies with meals made from the heart. Spring rolls 5/5 what a huge plate! Crispy and delicious. Bulalo soup 5/5 really hit the spot. Piping hot and could feed all 4 of us as a side or 2 people as a dish. Beef noodle soup (5/5) (had a bit of sweetness in case folks aren't into that) it was incredible tasty, ample meat and veggies and packed with flavor. My girls shared this and still had leftovers. Kare kare oxtail (5/5) anther awesome dish, heavy peanut flavor, loads of veggies (love!) and definitely had leftovers Would absolutely come back and highly recommend. Simple and hospitable space for small and large parties, would suggest making a reservation.

Sinigang Oxtail
Choua M.

We came in to try Filipino food for the first time. Food was very flavorful and delicious. The place is small and is pretty popular. Service wasn't too bad. It felt like a mom/pop business, very homey and seems like the customers were repeats. They knew how the system works. Only thing you need to be aware of is the hours of operations varies. This was our second attempt to eat here. The first time, they closed midday (4:30) for break and weren't opening again until 6 pm. This happened the second time, luckily, we came at 6. We also overheard the server informing another guest that their kitchen closes at 7:30 pm. Not sure what else they are serving until 9/9:30 pm as stated from the hours of business.

Chicken BBQ
Bellody C.

Amazing service and food! I've been here about 2-3 times now and the food is always top notch. Be careful of the lumpia, it comes out extremely hot, fresh, and delicious! I'd give it a few minutes unless you want to burn your tongue. I love the pork sisig ( could be a tiny bit more crunchy). I wonder what the white sauce on top is- i don't think i've seen any other sisig like that. For those who haven't had sisig before, it comes out sizzling with an egg inside and bits of pork + pork skin. I like to mix the egg while it's still cooking. This dish came with jasmine rice. I downed it all with refreshing calamansi juice (tastes kinda like lime). Hospitality is top tier

Damiano D.

Nice Filipino cuisine. Tasteful and interesting . The restaurant is cozy and elegant at the same time. Good service , friendly staff !

Garlic rice
Crystel L.

This was our first time visiting this place, and I'm really glad we came. The place is clean, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. There is street parking available, and since we went on a Wednesday afternoon, we had no trouble finding a spot. We ordered the chicha pollo, chicken spring rolls, chicken sisig, and tortang talong. I really liked the chicha pollo because it was crispy and not oily or greasy. The chicken sisig was my favorite because it was full of flavor, well-seasoned, not soggy, and had plenty of meat. The tortang talong and spring rolls were also good. I would definitely come back to try more of their food.

Juan S.

We visited them on the way back home and glad we were able to. Parking can be tricky and may need a bit of luck to get someplace close. We got one 1 block away on a side street. The restaurant is a corner spot. Nice building, a lot of eating seating. The owner greeted us and took us to our seats. Nice and friendly, like an auntie welcoming us to her home. We ordered tortang talong, sisig, lumpia and lechon kawali. Calamansi juice and water. Tortang talog was mostly egg, not much eggplant. Lechon and sisg were also both good. Lumpia, was just ok. Service was great. Plenty of choices if you like home cooking style. We will visit them again. Recommended!

Menu
Nico Samneil S.

Pleasant experience! A highly recommended filipino restaurant in Union! Quick and lovely service. Delicious filipino meals! Filipino vibes for interior design. Ample of spacing between tables. High chair seen. Debit/credit card accepted. Roadside parking or parking lots or garage nearby. See images and videos for reference.

Lumpiang Shanghai Pork
Anyu L.

Food was great, definitely heavy and filling. The service was efficient, but not very attentive because we came on a sunday and they were very busy. We were also tucked in the corner because we didn't make a reservation (totally understandable!). The restaurant felt very cozy, and perfect for family lunch/dinners. The lumpia was amazing no complaints. The bagnet express was good, crispy pork belly with coconut milk, very heavy, but tasted great. The pork sisig was alright, not as crispy as other restaurants but flavoring was not bad. Would definitely come back and check out other items on the menu! Keep in mind, portions are big, meant to be shared family style.

Bangus Sisig
Christine B.

Hands down, MY FAV FILIPINO RESTAURANT IN NJ!!! It's so good that I willingly drive 40 minutes to Union City to eat here, even though I live in an area with a lot of Filipino restaurants nearby. What I love most about Qsina 8 is that the food here is really high-quality - the serving sizes are really big, the ingredients are really fresh, there is attention to presentation and aesthetics, and everything is cooked with so much care and love just like how my Filipino grandma would make it. Sadly it's so hard to find these qualities in a Filipino restaurant nowadays- a lot of the Filipino places near me focus too much on quantity at the expense of quality so the food has become so commercial and lacks that homemade, cozy quality that makes Filipino food so good. But thankfully I can get all that I wish for in Filipino food here at Qsina 8!   I've been here a couple of times and tried a lot of things from here and honestly? I have yet to find a dish here that I did not like. But my special mentions will have to be the bangus sisig (THE BEST!), the kare-kare, and the sinigang. And the DESSERT? TO DIE FOR. Honestly, I can never choose between the halo halo, the ube turon, or the sizzling biko that more often than not, I end up ordering them during every meal lol   Lastly one of the things I love most about this place is the hospitality. Every time I eat here I feel transported back to the Philippines where people are so welcoming and always have a smile on their face. The staff here are always so friendly, strike up conversation, and never rush you through your meal no matter how busy they are. That is Filipino hospitality at its finest and it's the reason I will always be loyal to Qsina 8. Maraming salamat Qsina 8--see you again soon

TapSilog
Mimi L.

A little on the pricey side but HUGE portions! The tapsilog was good and all the flavors mixed together well. The garlic rice was excellent and the meat was plentiful. The veggie roll was extra crispy and a good starter. The palabok was something out of my comfort zone but not bad at all! Service was great and the owner was super sweet.

Melanie F.

I visited around 7 PM on a weekday, and the experience was very different from my first visit. Ruby (not Ruth, as I mistakenly thought before) wasn't there this time. On my prior visit, Ruby's service was warm, welcoming, and excellent, it felt like home, and that was the main reason I made the 45-minute drive to come back. This time, service was handled by Cecille (introduced as one of the owners). Unfortunately, the hospitality felt flat. It seemed like the staff, including the male person with glasses who took our order, were unsure and ready to wrap up for the day. The warmth and attentiveness I experienced before just wasn't there. Food-wise, I tried several dishes I hadn't ordered previously: kare-kare, laing, bulalo steak, pares, and lechon kawali. While everything tasted good, nothing stood out compared to similar restaurants in Bergen County. Ultimately, while the food is ok, the service experience wasn't "go-backable" for me, especially for a 45-minute drive. My rating is now 3 stars, based largely on the lack of consistency in service.

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Filipino food with fresh ingredients. Food served hot and tasty. Service was excellent. Love the clean and bright ambience.

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Food was great but the lady owner was eefff'n RUDE!! She made us feel like it was freakin privilege to eat there, service was horrible!!

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