I recently went to Purple Patch for my close friend’s birthday. He chose this place from previous recommendations given by his family. I look at the food prior to coming, but I had low expectations. After dining there I can honestly say that my expectations are blown out of the water. Our server Ky (or Kai) did a great job giving us the full scope of the menu and different options we had as we were ordering our appetizers and entrées. We ordered enough food for the three of us to be satisfied. First we order the sweet pork skewers, grilled miso wings, crispy eggplant and the brussels sprouts. They were all awesome. My favorite was the brussels sprouts. Following we ordered three entrées. An...
First off the staff here is AMAZING...when dining in ask for: Jose, he will definitely take good care of you. Alex, their General Manager, is super knowledgeable especially with the history of the restaurant. I ordered the Pancit Mahal to go and me and my husband enjoyed it so much that for my birthday Dec 16) my husband surprised me with a delivery from Purple Patch. Plus, Jose made sure I enjoyed my birthday with a dessert and a personalized note to me with best wishes. I highly recommend Purple Patch if you want to try authentic traditional Filipino food. ????????????
Went to D.C. for a mini trip and went to Purple Patch TWICE! The sisig garlic rice were spectacular, and the halo-halo was a nice treat to remind us of home. Awesome customer service and set-up (outdoor and indoor sitting; sat outside and lucked out with a sunny D.C. day! . Easy payment options (Apple Pay . Would come here again if I'm ever in D.C.!
Excellent food service. Crab stuffed red snapper was great with an actually really good side salad. Get the banana bread w Ube ice cream dessert — just the right amount of sweetness. Only disappointment (not pictured) was the papaya salad — kinda dry like it had been sitting awhile.. not sure if that’s the intention of the dish. Overall, recommend!
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Tried the Purple Patch for some authentic Filipino food, when we visited D.C.. We had the sigsig, pork adobo, longanisa. The adobo had a little too much sauce, but everything tasted good and the ambiance was quaint and cozy (we sat outside). Don’t forget to check out their store upstairs for some to-go items!
Filipino food is a bit tough to find in the DMV so if you're at all searching, Purple Patch and Bad Saint will soon enter your radar.
Nothing can beat mom's Filipino home cooking, so I never set my expectations high at Filipino restaurants.
****! Easily the best eating experience I've had in DC, or anywhere outside of home for that matter.
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Staff is always friendly and helpful, and the food is comforting and delicious
Generous portions and unbelievable service. Would go back 1000%!
Greek Yogurt, Blueberries, Pineapple, Toasted Coconut W/ Lemon Honey Syrup
Atchara Papaya Salad W/ Fried Potatoes Onions, W/ Garlic Fried Rice
Chocolate Champurrado W/ Sea Salt Toasted Caramel Coconut Chips
House Salad W/ Fried Tofu Lemon Vinaigrette Dressing
Grilled Pork -Tocino- With Garlic Fried Rice
Tofu Hash With Potatoes, Onions Red Peppers
Chicken Adobo Hash With Potatoes Onions
Grapefruit With Mango Mint Fruit Salad
Baby Red Beet Heirloom Tomato Salad
Ube Bread Pudding W/ Ube Ice Cream
