Philippine Sari Sari Store

Sari Sari is an absurdly tasty hole in the wall Filipino grocery/​eatery. I got some pizza flavored crackers that were addictive, but I was primarily here for the Filipino ready-​made food.
It’s basic, no frills dining. You’ll be eating on plasticware but aside from the minor guilt of environmental degradation, it’s no big whoop. Ambiance is minimum but the people are friendly. Food is the most dope part of this store.
For approx $ 7, you’ll get a carb: white rice or thin rice noodles (pancit) and two sides, which varies daily I’m assuming. I got the pork adobo and bistek tagalog (beef and onions). The pork adobo was the clear winner, it was tender and fatty with an explosion of aromatic flavor. I definitely recommend adobo anything here.
The dining area is small, it’s like four tables. The parking area a little compact and if you blink, you might miss this small strip plaza. However, the food and affordability can’t be beat. I definitely recommend this place if you’re craving fresh Filipino food!

My wife and I have been looking for a Philippino store/​restaurant for a long time, and low and behold there is one in Fayetteville! It’s so easy to not notice the store, as I drive by it everyday to base. It’s on Yadkin by the new jewelry store and movie theater. The food itself was incredible and extremely cheap, only $ 6 for adobe (the best I’ve had), two sides and a heaping amount of fresh steamed rice. This is my new «hole in the wall» and you should give it a chance.