When I travel to LA and dine out, I always go for Chinese or Korean as there are a plethora of these types of restaurants. But this time I wanted to try a different type of Asian food, so my friend suggested Filipino. I honestly didn't know what to expect. The waiter made some recommendations and OMG!!! I had Lumpia, which are spring rolls filled with meat. Crispy pata, which is pork with a super crunchy skin. BBQ pork skewers and Sisig, which is also pork served on a hot skillet with a flavour I cannot describe. All served with a side of rice. For dessert, it was banana wrapped in spring roll wrapper, drizzled with toffee/caramel with a scoop of Ube ice cream. The biggest surprise was a des...
The food here is quite good and the seating is comfortable. I believe they have struck the perfect balance between price and the quality of dishes they offer. This isn't your typical family-run Filipino eatery; instead, they provide restaurant-style dining with appealing presentation. The meals are delicious, not overly greasy, and come in generous portions. The bagoong (shrimp paste) fried rice is a must-try. However, I was a bit disappointed with the fresh lumpia; the egg wrap was overly sweet, especially when combined with the sweet sauce. In terms of service, there’s room for improvement. It feels like the staff are more focused on socializing than attending to customers, resembling fami...
Service and Food was OK. Atmosphere was loud and annoying as they had a live band that had the volume turned up way too high for such a small place. It was really hard to communicate with my party while we were dining. Would have left if we weren't hungry and it was late. Asked a server if they could turn down and he brushed me off.
I had 16 people in my party and said they close at 8.We got there it does take time to cook all the food we ordered.They were in such a hurry to close. We were rushed out of there by 7:45.I just feel that ok, you close at 8 but does that mean we have to rush and eat our food???
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It's my first time here. The rice was undercooked, the pancit bihon was salty. The live band was so loud that my ears were ringing, as if I had been punched in the head by Manny Pacquiao. The only thing that I liked was the Beef Bulalo.
The food is good, but the service is lacking. The band plays great music, but the volume is so loud it could damage your hearing. Overall, I would only recommend this place if there are no other options available nearby.
Actual Name: MPBISTROAMAZING food, GREAT band/musicians, and some of the friendlyist staff I've encountered in a while! Wonderful place to keep coming back to!
People were very attentive. Good portion sizes to share. Food is very good. Recommend the Kare-Kare! Pork BBQ was very soft, my son devoured it.
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Delicious Filipino cuisine that comes highly recommended, and the prices are reasonable.
Attended the Honcho Event with coco
Leche Flan Cheesecake Cup (Cupcake Size)
Blueberry Cheesecake Cup (Cupcake Size)
Chocolate Chip Cookie With Walnuts
Plato De Mariscos A La Parrilla
Plato De Carne A La Parrilla
Creamy & Cheesy Cassava Cake
