This is my third time visiting Paris and Toyo, and they never disappoint. Every visit has been…read moreconsistently satisfying--from the food to the service and overall experience. We ordered the Bicol Express, Chicharon Bulaklak, Inihaw na Pork Liempo, and Ginisang Kangkong, paired with refreshing Sago't Gulaman. Everything was flavorful, well-prepared, and truly authentic. What keeps me coming back is not just the delicious food, but also the ambiance. The restaurant beautifully showcases traditional Filipino interior design, which creates a warm and nostalgic dining experience. It's always my go-to place whenever I have visitors who want to try authentic Filipino cuisine. Service is efficient, friendly, and attentive--another reason why I highly recommend this place.

Horrible service!!! We got seated at 1:00pm and sat at the table for 50 mins until we decided to…read morefinally walk out. No one even came to give us water or even acknowledge us what so ever. We tried to get the waiters attention,The waiters just walked by us like my family wasn't there. This was a horrible experience at a restaurant ever!! It so unbelievable that a place/people would ignore a paying customer. Im not one that likes to complain but this was unacceptable.

The food at RR Pinoy was good but the inside seemed a little old/rundown/dirty which made me not…read moreenjoy the ambiance of the place. Additionally, I feel like the surrounding area was a little... "sketch", even if the place is close to campus. It was fine during the daytime but I definitely would not want to be there alone at night. The service is similar to any mom-and-pop shop: good but not over-the-top. Food was out very fast and the cashier/waiter was friendly! I gave it a 4 because the food was good but I'd get it to go next time instead of eating there. I'd also recommend checking out Bangkok Thai Kitchen if you're hankering for really good Thai food on Harvey Mitchell.

I don't understand how they got so high stars. The kare…read morekare was bad. At first they tried to just give me the dried meat and vegetables in a cup. The pic is after they "fixed" it. I had to ask for sauce with it. The sauce is not peanut base. The Thai tea was also horrible. I think they got it from the can and watered it down. I also had the sisig. It was too salty and horrible. I also think this is why I have diarrhea.

Well, the birthday has come and gone, but not the food! EVERYTHING was exceptional. Like before,…read morethe bihon was the bomb. The lumpia? Holy cow! Even the diniguan, of which I'm not the biggest fan, was pretty darned tasty! The mango cake was probably the absolute best any of us have ever had. We were expecting a small cake like you get at Red Ribbon or Goldilocks. Pffft... those guys are nothing. You don't even need the icing. The sponge itself was so delicious. And the lechon belly was out of this world! Let us know if you ever move from catering to Brock and mortar so we can be your first customers.

I found them on a Houston Filipino page via FB and I'm so glad I did. I ordered via text and they…read morewere able to fulfill my order request at the time requested. I was able to pay with Zelle (COD also available) The owners are super friendly! I ordered pork bbq, pancit bihon, bistek, ginataang sitaw and kalabasa and lumpia. Food was still hot when it was delivered to my house. Everything was delicious! Will definitely definitely order again. Authentic Pinoy eats!

Please be advised Dad's Best Filipino Cuisine has retired, no longer available. They did make great…read morefood and were lovely people. Best wishes to them.

Great atmosphere, awesome food, super friendly staff. I'll definitely be back here soon!read more

Food was so delicious! We are staying at the KOA down the street. This restaurant was Definitely a…read moregem on our road trip! We had the Lumpia's and the Pancit rice noodles ..

This place is horrible!! The food was average at best. The food is presented in the turo turo style…read moreand you can tell that it's been in the trays for a long time. And the price of the food is no bargain either. The place is old and dingy. They cater more to the Filipinos who works on the cruise line, who doesn't know better. If you notice their schedule, They are open to when the ships come in. There other options for your hard work dollars close by. Sorry I didn't take any pictures cause I was so disappointed. After tasting my food, I just left.

I really enjoy the food from this restaurant. I was stationed with many Filipinos when I was in the…read moreNavy and really came to love the food. I can get it at El Pinoy.

I relocated to Houston almost a year ago. After watching Mikey Chan, who I follow on YouTube…read morerecommend this place highly. I told my husband to please let's check this place out. My father is Filipino so I was missing Filipino cuisine. This place did not disappoint. It was clean, and staff were very hospitable. We came in extra early as per Mikey's suggestion. So they were still putting out food for the lunch buffet. Although they didn't not have the sisig or my one other favorite, pork sinigang ALL of the other favorite were there to satisfy this Half Filipina

After years since our last visit, we finally made it back to TJ Filipino Cuisine--of course for…read moreFilipino breakfast. We really missed Hazel. I'm not sure if she still works here, but the place honestly felt different without her welcoming smile and warm reception. We arrived just in time for breakfast (last Saturday) I ordered Bangsilog, while my cousin had the Tocilog. Service was fast as usual. I really enjoyed my Bangsilog--the bangus tasted fresh, perfectly fried, crispy on the outside while still tender and juicy inside. Unfortunately, my cousin's tocino was disappointing. The tocino was tough and tasted like it may have been leftover from previous day and simply reheated. Either that or it has been sitting in the kitchen for quite awhile. We still finished our meals. Because we were starving, but it definitely affected the experience. It also made us miss Hazel's customer service even more because if she had been there, we're pretty sure she would've handled the situation right away. I waited a while before writing this review because I wanted to be as fair as possible. The lady who served us was still very good, although it was obvious that the overall customer service experience was not quite at the same level as when Hazel was around. The biggest issue was really the tocino. Because of that, this latest visit to TJ's wasn't perfect and honestly made us wonder if it's still worth making this one our go-to spot whenever we're in the Houston area.

With several Filipino restaurants in the Houston area, blessed to have found Pinoy Gourmet. We…read morewere introduced to this restaurant when a party had the delicious pork belly (pictured), which had the perfect blend of crispy skin and flavorful meat. During our first visit here, we tried the bangus sisig, the long anise breakfast, lumpia, lumpia gulay, pancit, and pork bbq. All dishes were served fresh, all with the traditional flavors of authentic filipino cuisine. The service was top notch, and all staff were friendly. Would highly recommend this restaurant for those wanting to experience a laid back filipino dining experience.

Food is freshly prepared and they give good portions. Taste is great. I love the Pompano sinigang,…read morethey give you the whole fish.