In town and dropped by to have a nice dinner. The business profile has opening hours, but the…read morelights are off and there's a "PERMANENTLY CLOSED" sign in the window.

The staff is so friendly, provides great information…read more It's a bit of a wait but only because everything is made to order. We go here often our go to dishes are: - Pork sinigang, they let you choose your level of sourness - Lumpia - Pandesal - Pancit, choice of two types of noodles or mixed - Crispy Pata - Crispy Pork Belly They are mindful of seafood allergies, we also order Halo Halo this time. Since we had asked about egg allergies with the pandesal they were considerate to mention they could omit the flan that contained the egg. The service is excellent & I'm assuming some of the staff are owners, they are super nice. Karaoke options, clean restaurant, great space where tables are not bumping into each other. My only reason for docking a star would be that the food is extremely greasy, it tastes good but the meal can get pretty heavy. Definitely worth a try though!

Amazing rolls! Went shopping in Grand Prairie and found the little food truck area. Gave them a try…read moreand was mot disappointed! I could have eaten a dozen.

SO authentic and delicious. My daughter and I went shopping and by the time we came back he was…read morepacking up and closed. He was so generous and sweet and still made sure we got eggrolls. Thank you so much and they were the best egg rolls I have had in a long time Highly recommend!!!

Came here for the first time with my wife. We ordered the 3 choice plate each. We got pinakbet,…read moredinaguan, kare kare, longanisa, bangis and halohalo for dessert. Everything was delicious and flavorful. The dinaguan was a bit oily and they probably need to scoop out the huge oily layer, but its so tender and flavorful, but I don't want to have a heart attack either lol. love pinakbet and wished there was more bitter melon. The halo halo wasn't anything special, but still very delicious. Staff are very friendly. Lots of tables in this little mini food court within the Hong Kong market area. Lots of parking as well. The outside restroom is very surprisingly clean and nice. The usual asian markets that I've been to are normally dirty as fawk.

Great place to get Filipino food, located in Asia towne square…read more Elena the owner is so sweet and friendly, we had breakfast this morning before doing some shopping. They also let us try some Laing they're preparing. It was delicious, we will be back for lunch after shopping.

Customer service was decent. The fish was horrible in my opinion. However, one of my family members…read moreliked it. It was fried too hard and the batter was break apart crispy. Not in a good way! It took 20-25mins for customers to get food. If my fish had been taken out earlier it wouldn't have been overcooked on the inside. The hush puppies and fries were good. Tartar sauce was watered down and this will definitely be my last time here. Food quality is declining and prices are ever-changing. I will stick with Lisa's Chicken if I ever need fried fish.

Best food in the world! Friendly environment. I go here to get my favorite dishes. Recommend…read moretheir catfish and egg-rolls.

Like with what I suspect to be a decent amount of people, this is my first Filipino food…read moreexperience. I knew of one growing up near White Settlement, but I had never visited it. I never Googled what Filipino food was like and have no expectations on what to expect. I only came across it because it happened to open up in a shopping area that I frequent. When you enter Alicia's Kitchen you are bombarded with photos of food both on the walls of the restaurant and in her menu. There are many items to choose from including, interestingly, burgers. I'm curious to know if burgers are a Filipino thing like how Hawaii has SPAM. The dish called lechon kawali seemed to look the most appetizing so I went ahead and ordered it. For $8.00 you get fried pork belly, a side of sauce, rice and a Filipino egg roll. Being practically the only one in the food court, my lunch came fairly quickly with the sauce missing. To make up for this, an Asian condiment basket with fish sauce, soy sauce, and the like was temporally substituted defeating the purpose of trying out new food. Only after a decent amount of time did I get my whole order. Let me reiterate again - my first time with Filipino food. I'm unsure of how Filipino egg rolls are supposed to be like, so I can only describe it and make a judgement call based on my opinion which is to say that it was weird. The look of it was fine. It's a longer and skinnier egg roll than what I'm used to. What was strange was that the item itself was cold on the inside and warm on the outside. Towards the end of the eggroll where there was less meat to be fried, it was even warmer. In a situation with a Chinese or Vietnamese eggroll, I would say that the fryer who fried this messed up and had the oil at the incorrect temperature and/or put the egg rolls in for the incorrect amount of time. In this scenario my lack of knowledge can't make an informed call if that's true or not, but nonetheless I do not like the egg rolls. The lechon kawali's fried pork belly was excellent though. It came on a sectioned styrofoam plate that you would get at the store. Your meat goes in one spot and your egg roll the other. The remaining area was filled with white rice. The fried pork was surprisingly soft when compared to chicharrón, a similar item found in Mexican establishments throughout the area. You get bite sized pieces perfect for dipping. The sauce though wasn't outstanding. The contents and what it's suppose to taste like is a mystery to me, but wasn't exciting enough for to share to others as an awesome find. Just a matter of opinion and to each their own. For something newly remodeled Ben Thanh Plaza is not the most ... updated, but that doesn't mean its eateries have to follow suit. A lack of atmosphere with the building can be overcome within. Exceptional service, food, and presentation makes up for a lot. Ignoring logistics since restaurant owners sometimes feel entitled for a free pass because they "worked hard", Alicia's Kitchen is not a complete experience. The face of the restaurant was unable to explain to me their offerings and choose to point at pictures. With me as their only customer, the disconnect when the food came out alarms me. Already unsure on eating there, I became even more so. Seeing that some of the food was already pre-made in pans like the food at Panda Express pushed this feeling further, and emotions only became solidified when I found that the rice mountains over the meat. I made it a point to ask if my food was going to be cooked fresh and the response was "I cook for you". I just went with it and thanked my lucky stars that my plate wasn't plopped on school cafeteria style. Overall though, I'm willing to give this place another shot once it becomes more mature. I'm not willing to spend more resources to experiment until other people have worked out Alicia's kinks or at the very least until there's more data on what to expect since what I got was not a pleasant surprise. There's promise. They're smart enough to accept credit/debit cards. The fried pork although small in quantity was great. And there's a charm to getting your food on a paper plate.

I was on the hunt for some lumpia wrappers, called this market and they told me that they did carry…read morethem so we made a plan to head over there today. This place is located in Asian Times Square which I've never been to and embarrassingly didn't even know was there, it's a Plaza with Hong Kong market and the equivalent of a bizarre inside with a bunch of little shops offering different services and merchandise. The Plaza also has shops like Paris Baguette, 85° Bakery and several restaurants including an Asian food court which regrettably I did not check out before we left. The good news is I found the wrappers I was looking for and we bought some yummy Asian snacks while we were there as well, this Market has a large selection of Asian Foods, fresh meat and seafood. If you'd like Asian markets or you're looking for a specific Asian item that is difficult to find and if you just want to check out a really cool Market I would definitely recommend checking out Hong Kong market

I love this Asian market and have literally driven 40 minutes just to shop here. It's that good…read more The biggest reason is their meat service. I make beef jerky at home and need very thin, consistent slices of beef, and they're always happy to help when I ask. They do an excellent job and it makes a huge difference. The store is also well organized, with shelves consistently stocked and a wide variety of items. Produce is fresh, and another big plus is that checkout lines are usually not long, which makes the whole experience smooth and stress-free. Absolutely worth the drive and easily one of my go-to Asian markets.

Came here for the first time with my family. We ordered the bbq chicken and teriyaki chicken combo,…read morechicken katsu curry plate, bbq short rib plate, a spam musubi, and a spam saimin. As a family who is from Hawaii, I was pretty impressed at the flavor of each dish. Being told that no one there working is from Hawaii, but are selling Hawaii known dishes got me worrying on the flavor, but big kudos to the cooks. Nothing spectacular about each dish, but it all tasted the way it was supposed to taste. Even the mac salad was on point. I didn't want to order the poke as I am not used to ordering it like it was some kind of custom salad lol. If you are from Hawaii, you know what I mean lol. The prices were reasonable for the type of food and the portions. They even sell juices from back home as well. We will be to try other local dishes. Staff are friendly and fast. Lots of tables to dine at and lots of parking available.

Ordering in advance from Halo has always been swift and easy. They have a good variety of options…read moremenu-wise and portions are so fitting! They have the "mini" as well as regular; me being small, I always go for the mini portions of chicken curry katsu or the loco moco. They also have an assortment of cold drinks you can quickly grab on your way in. I enjoy grabbing a Calpico flavor with my usual order. Service is always great, the food gets made swiftly. Most of the time I don't eat there but the few times I did, it's always clean and quiet. I will be back!

Ordered via Uber Eats: EXCELLENT Roast Pork on Rice. Great crispy skin. EXCELLENT traditional crab…read moreRangoons that had great flavor - fried deep brown and NOT GREASY! Highly Recommend. We will order from here again.

DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT buy anything from this place. First, I will call the City of Arlington to…read moreinspect their restaurant. Second, I got food poisoning from their roasted duck. Finally, the employee/owner is incredibly rude.

Bon KBBQ is one of my family's favorite spots for Korean barbecue in the Arlington area. Lunch and…read moredinner are all you can eat, so the value is great for the amount of meat you get. The place is always full when we're there, but I haven't encountered a wait for seating yet. The interior is a little more casual than other kbbq places I've been to which makes it good for a less formal meal. The grills can be a little slow, but our servers were attentive and changed out the grill plates often to help with optimal cooking. The buffet offers a good selection of bonchon dishes and some preprepared meat options. Although the preprepared meats are good, they aren't as fresh so I'd highly recommend ordering from the grill menu to get the best quality meats!

I love this place! But today was horrible!!! The hot food kimchi fried rice, glass noodles, Korean…read morefried chicken were all ice cold. I brought it to my waiter attended she at first was confused but then let me know that the steam table on the food wasn't working. So definitely decided to server cold food verses just have hot food in the back of house keeping the food hot and bringing it when requested. I paid $26 with tip to have an experience not worth the price. I was told when I was leaving not satisfied with my experience that the hot food is now hot I was told by the front desk lady!!! I was already there for an hour waiting. So I got screwed over on the experience. Please do better

Convenient location just off of 360, same complex as floor & decor & KFC. It's a decent size…read moresupermarket with good selection of frozen, packaged, fresh grocery items, & produce. There's also a bakery for freshly-cooked pastries & meats. I got frozen shrimp eggrolls, Korean galbi sauce, durian coffee, dried vermicelli, egg noodles, & pho seasoning. Staff are efficient & friendly.

A great place to go to for fresh vegetables and fresh fruit. Have a plethora of aisles dedicated to…read moreeach Asian ethnicity. You have the Vietnamese aisle, the Filipino aisle... So forth and so on. I think that's respectful maand good because they are all different. They have an abundance of freshwater and some saltwater fish and seafood. Everything is for a great price. Even the beef, duck, turkey tail, chicken feet... You name it they have it and it's usually for a great price.