Suggestions for Filipino Restaurant near Astoria, Queens

John M. • October 25, 2011Best Filipino restaurant in NYC, hands down. Go here if you have a big group and want the best as close to home cooked meals.

Violeta S. • January 11, 2015The best of all Filipino food...the barbecue is deliciously out of the world...crispy pata is mouth watering... for dessert the flan, avocado shake...service is great too.. enjoy!!!

Ethelle P. • May 25, 2014Chicken Joy Spaghetti combo or Chicken Joy Palabok... It's so nice to get a feel of the Philippines in NY. The crew is great too.

Jener M. • September 29, 2010Sinigang and lechon kawali are worth the trip to Queens. Everything is good here

Netsirk • March 18, 2019The lechon kawali was soft and delicious. Worth the trip! Enjoy.

Chris G. • March 13, 2021The bbq platter and the sesig here are so dope. Also the garlic rice.

Laura R. • January 12, 2019Pork sisig & garlic rice - the breakfast combo with fried eggs is nice too.

David W. • November 27, 2020I loved the chicken inasal! The pork adobo was also very good (not in picture). Pancit palabok was tasty, on the saucier side. Nice semi enclosed outdoor dining with heaters.

Jeffrey G. • July 12, 2023Everything on the menu is delicious, the Thai fried rice, the Korean wings, the Brussel sprouts. The aperol spritz cocktail is sizable and yummy

Nikki S. • April 19, 2016Pork sinigang is really good and sour, and the binagoongan is surprisingly tender. I'm from the Philippines and this is the best Filipino food in NYC.

Gloria X. • January 27It's not a Filipino restaurant just to clear the air! It's a casual fine dining experience but a lot of their dishes are inspired by Filipino/Nepali cuisines. One of a kind gem in Astoria!

Theresa M. • August 31, 2021Oh my goodness!! Their chicken, fried peach mango pie, and pineapple mango refresher are so darn good

Alyssa B. • September 7, 2022Good burger, except it’s not the Aloha we all wished for!

Justin O. • December 3, 2017This is a typical Filipino cafeteria style restaurant. They sell a wide variety of dishes from different regions of the Philippines. The food is ok. They also sell Filipino snacks and sweets.

Istariray • May 26, 2018Most authentic Filipino restaurant in Queens. Can’t go wrong with Bulalo.

Kimmie O. • November 17, 2019I love their kaldereta - it comes with a nice little spicy kick :)

Mr D. • December 13, 2019Wonderfully prepared cooked foods. Staff is very present and helpful.

Elvis R. • March 23, 2023Your one and only stop for too notch Pilipino food! try their entrees as well!

Perlas New York • October 25, 2018The management and staff are very friendly. They have been very helpful in every aspect of the event . The facility has a pleasant and welcoming ambiance.

Alyssa B. • November 12, 2020Bookmarking this place for their sisig! Just the way I like it. Very well seasoned, mushy (vs crispy variety), cut not too large or too small, just the right amount of fat to meat ratio!

Chris G. • March 13, 2021Go for the soup. It feels good on a cold day.

Chris G. • July 30, 2022Don’t bother. Everything has such bad quality.

Jeffrey • September 17, 20162016 Rookie of the Year nominee

Ami H. • July 31, 2023Chef Frances Tariga's Filipino-Japanese-Middle Eastern-influenced omakase table is supported by an all-women leadership team and features a wine list of selections from women-owned wineries