A local Filipino spot. Two mains and two scoops of rice for $20…read more The pork adobo and blood adobo were both excellent. We ordered two pork steamed buns. They are considerably sweeter than Chinese bao, but still very good. The service is swift. Order and pay at the counter while the meal is prepared. The dining room is nothing fancy - Wal-Mart chic. Functional and clean.

It was a pleasant surprise to see so many Filipino restaurants in Ketchikan when researching my…read moretrip there. When I arrived in town, I was feeling a little queasy so I was looking for a hot and comforting meal. I decided to try Meng & Ging's as it was close to my hotel near the Ketchikan waterfront. The interior of the restaurant is very casual and homely. You order at the counter and food is delivered to your table if you are dining in. I looked under the soup menu and tried the beef goto which was a good choice. It is a Filipino version of congee with beef tripe in it. Just what I was looking for to sooth my stomach and warm me up as it was a bit chilly. If you are looking for Asian food or an alternative to the many seafood restaurants in town, I would recommend this spot.

My friends and I are visiting Ketchikan from Los Angeles, and I came across D Santas which is a…read morelocal Mexican family owned business. I ordered the quesabirria plate, and they exceeded my expectations. The customer service was phenomenal, and our waiter, Gaby, shared that the birria recipe is a family recipe that has been passed down through generations. It made the meal feel even more special. My friends ordered carne asada tacos, and the enchiladas suizas and they were a 10/10! I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area! If I'm ever in Ketchikan again, this Mexican will be visiting this restaurant again

I hate to give this a low rating because the server was so great (I added another star for her)…read more But after eating at Timber and Pine the night before, this place didn't measure up at all. We were really disappointed in the fish tacos and the fish and chips. The fish was tough and there was lettuce and not cabbage on the tacos. Even the fries were sub par. They weren't crispy and we didn't eat most of them. The salsa that was provided with the chips before the meal wasn't good either. My son said it tasted like marinara sauce. The only bright spot was the Quesabirrias which we liked. Unfortunately though all 6 of us said we would never go back and we were sad we wasted a meal here.

Excellent service as usual! Local restaurant, friendly crew. Shrimp Tarantato, yum!read more

We found it! A spot where the locals go even though it's located near where the cruise ships…read moredisembark. We had a rental car and was desperately trying to find a non-touristy spot but no success. I was skeptical at first, but when we arrived, I knew we found it. Ordered the noodle soup, Shanghai, and shrimp bijon pancit. My kids said the noodles in the soup had "no flavor, but loved it anyway, including the egg and pork. We added some chili sauce into ours which was very spicy but so good (mild gal). Wish we had a bigger order and would def get again with the chili sauce. Never had Shanghai before. I think I prefer a regular lumpia but the whole family loved it. I enjoyed the pancit, but the family just loved the noodle soup more. Would really give 4.5 and come back if I'm spending the day in Ketchikan again. Nice break from the fish and chips and burgers!

Great fish tacos, even this far north! Fun little atmosphere as well. Worth the stop!read more

GET THE BAHN MI right NOW! You will NOT regret it. Super flavorful and not too spicy. You get to…read moreenjoy every bite!

The poke bowl. My goodness, it's amazingly good. Look at my picture that I posted…read more I've yet to try the coffee and tea. I love this place already.

Fish from Trish always has fresh or wonderfully frozen seafood! My family and I are always happy…read morewith everything we receive. The crab, salmon, halibut, scallops,smoked bellies, shrimp and more! Friendly friendly folks are so helpful and just walking in makes you smile! Everything is displayed so nicely, you will probably end up buying a little extra something you hadn't planned on. I usually do!

On a recent cruise, this was the first stop on our Ketchikan port day. While the majority of our…read morefellow cruisers darted for the shore excursions, my wife & I meandered away from the crowd and into town on our town. As this was our first trip to Alaska, we wanted to take our time and enjoy the views. Our ship docked in Ketchikan around 9:00 AM, and we were among the first to disembark. We had a light breakfast on the ship, but were still very hungry by the time we made it here. There were 3 people waiting for food when we ordered, but there was no line at the counter otherwise. My wife ordered the Wild Alaskan Smoked Salmon crepe (adding avocado), while I chose the Monte Cristo. As the crepes were made to order, it did take a while to get our food. After about 20 minutes, the server called my name. We took our order and sat down in front of the pub next door (they were closed), as there wasn't any seating around. We dove into our food as it was hot and fresh. My Monte Cristo was jam-packed (pun intended) with chopped ham and cheese, but with just enough of the raspberry preserves to enrich the flavor of the other ingredients. My wife's crepe was full of salmon, enrobed by the spinach and avocado. We devoured our food very quickly, our appetites satiated and ready for a long day ahead. Later in the afternoon, we ended up walking by this place. By this time, the line was at least a couple dozen patrons long. I'm glad we came early for these delectable treats!

Definitely not the crispy, flaky crepe we were hoping for. At almost $20 after tax and the…read moreautomatically added tip, it's definitely not cheap, so we were expecting much more. The texture was a bit underwhelming and didn't have that delicate, crisp edge we look for in a good crepe. And considering it's essentially a to-go crepe spot with no indoor seating, the price feels even harder to justify. For almost $20, we were expecting something more special and memorable. Sadly, this one just didn't hit the mark.

I can't say my intentions were to eat Mexican food in the seafood capital of the world but when…read moreit's pouring rain and you're on the hungry side why not. Chico's is a quaint little spot not far from the main strip. It definitely had Mexican vibes the moment you walk in; typical Mexican decor, beer taps and a tropical plant. Chips and salsa were a nice reminder of home and our entrees were better than expected. If ever in the area again, I'd definitely make it a stop.

I ordered the chicken flautas with rice and beans. The flautas were great, a good portion of meat…read moreand sauce. The homemade tortillas used the flautas and the chips were amazing. Salsa was just right, not too spicy. Service was also excellent.

Enjoyed the longaniza, lumpia, and taro boba tea, yum! I only needed one lumpia since it was the…read moresize of a fat egg roll, not the usual rolled taco size where you buy 6. It had an excellent mix of beef and veggies in it. I know I shouldn't have, but I picked up some shrimp chips while I was there too. Guilty pleasure!

A Filipino place not far off the main road. Had to poke our heads in!…read more They had a selection of dishes available, but we didn't really like the look of the food. They also have a coffee counter where they can do halo halo. So we ordered one and it (halo halo) was really good. Not the best we've ever had, but a solid performance. I would probably go with four stars if the other dishes available had been more attractive. Heck, we likely would have ordered one of them! A little Filipino comfort food is good when it's cold and wet outside, but at least on this visit it just wasn't appetizing.