Komida: Filipino Kitchen

I am so happy I found this place. It is really good filipino food. Everything I had tasted authentic and the lady behind the counter was super nice. I’ll warn you, the menu can get a bit overwhelming with the options and if you are unfamiliar with the cuisine the names can be a bit confusing, but just ask the person behind the counter and they will point you in the right direction. The prices for what you get are also very reasonable. Next time I’m going to try one of their dinners for 5.

I truly enjoyed this food. Have had Filipino food in a while. I used to have a co-worker that would cook it all the time. The lumpia was fried to perfection!! I will be back to visit!

Waiting for my food a lady came in to ask if I'd ever eaten here & I told her i was trying something new. She said it was very good & it is ! VERY friendly staff who made me feel welcomed.

Who needs a trip to the Philippines when you can get the hospitality, warm atmosphere and AUTHENTIC FILIPINO FOOD, right here! I drove 50 miles for lunch to visit this amazing restaurant located inside the Marley Station. Beth, is the Owner and Chef born and raised in the Philippines. Beth came out to greet me and thank me for supporting her business. Beth has just recently moved from Philly where she has been successful owning and operating a catering business. Preparing food and serving thousands of people is her passion and true talent. I’ve been to many Filipino restaurants and I can always appreciate when service and food is of exceptional quality and across the board 10 stars for AMAZINGNESS AND DELICIOUSNESS!

I will be back and that’s a promise.

Great tasting food! The pancit was excellent and so was the lumpia. My first halo halo was great, the second halo halo I purchased had corn. That’s the first time I’ve ever had corn in my halo halo. I was not expecting that, but it was okay. I would prefer it without corn. The garlic fried was was not as good as I had hoped. It was dry and I couldn’t taste the garlic. Friendly people! Too bad it is located inside a dying mall. Hopefully they find a new building.