Zeny’s Restaurant

Enjoyed the breakfast fried rice and pork tocino. They also had a coffee machine that made a delicious cup of mocha latte.

I’ve been going to Zeny’s for many years. I drive from Fresno just for the lumpia. It’s just that good.

Nice guy working the counter, willing to move to the chicken to make us something special. Great service at the cash register as well. I am not though a fan of the food. Probably won’t be back.

We stopped here on our way to Yosemite and had a really good experience coming to Zeny’s. The food is really affordable. You can choose either rice or pancit which is a noodle and then you can get 1 or 2 entrees. I just chose 1 entrée, a chicken in coconut sauce. I got the pancit, but the lady said the entrée was really better with rice so she also gave me some rice. They also have fresh BBQ that they make right out front. The other entrees are on a buffet. We also got an order of lumpia which are filipino egg rolls with beef. They were pretty good. For dessert, we tried an egg dessert and also a milky white rice cake, not sure what the names are for those. We took the desserts with us because we were full and had them later.
What really won us over on this place was the karaōke. They have microphones and everything. We sang a couple of songs each in our group of 4. The people working there were also really enjoying it. A great time!

The new owners are so friendly. Lumpias are so good there. They are happy to make you fresh ones too. Will always come back!

Came across this place thanks to Unilocal.Was on my way back to LA from Fresno and wanted Filipino food. The food here tastes like home made cooking. Loved the adobo and Asian ribs. Very, very friendly people. Wish I lived nearby…

The Lumpia was delicious. We ordered 250 of them for a celebration we had. It was hard to stop eating them because they were so good. They were a hit and we should have ordered more. I didnt have an opportunity to try anything else so this review is based on the Lumpia and the friendliness of the staff.

Was impressed on how much business this place gets, and as a fellow Filipino, that made us proud. Wife order adobo and caldareta, both were good. I ordered lechon kawali… had to wait 10 mins for it … but worth the wait since I was craving it. Wife was in the mood for Halo Halo… and the owner ran down the street just to pick up ube ice cream so they can make it for us. Whats a Halo Halo without ube ice cream! lol. Found out there was a new owner… and Bernard definitely knows what he is doing and cooking! Wish you all the best of luck… and if you’re in the area… and in the mood for authentic Filipino cuisine, stop on by and pay them a visit.

Absolutely love the food here, yes I drove 1hr just to come have some of Zenys food. Totally worth it. I ordered the deniguan, spicy coconut chicken, pinapple ribs ham hock, pancit bihon and steamed rice. So yum! Owner is so sweet and love the service. Can’t wait to come back next week and have the Kari Kari

I am Filipino and I love Filipino food. If I am too lazy too cook myself this place is pretty good. You have to be in early, the food at night is cold and you can tell are just left over from the whole day. All in all good if you’re not wanting to cook yourself.

A great place to get classic Filipino food. The pancit is great and the pork adobo is fantastic! I give 4 stars because of the prices, a little high for me, but the lumpia deals are great!

A group of us walked in the door and immediately noticed that the inside restaurant temp was about the same as outside… in June. Bleh. Then we saw the buffet line of food. It looked unappetizing (it’s possible it was fantastic) but we decided to try somewhere else a little nicer. (And I love food trucks and dives).

Amazing lumpia!!! And great service. The owners came out and greated my husband and I and let us sample a few things before we made our decision. We will definitely be back.

This place is located in a good area! Coming from San Diego with lots of filipino food around this one really comes close to home!
Stepping in– it’s big and spacious and a lot of seating, smells good, desserts, movies, snacks for sale! It’s a turo-​thro place! I got 3– 2 entrée combo. 1. Half pancit half rice, adobo and menudo, 2. Half pancit half rice, adobo, and sinigang, 3. Half pancit half rice adobo and dinuguan and 6 pcs of lumpia and 3 sodas! The young lady serving has great customer service, she’s bice and sweet and the auntie brought out fresh fried tilapia! I asked for bibingka with the banana leaves under it but they didn’t have any at the time! It’s okay but the food was delish!
Wish this place was a bit closer to Visalia but it’s okay whenever I’m near Lemoore this is the go to Filipino restaraunt to go too!

Lumpia, pancit, and beef caldereta on point. Best Filipino restaurant in the valley! Definitely a must try. Customer service skills were excellent.

The great thing about this place was that the girl was friendly & kind enough to make a fresh batch of vegetarian lumpia– which were quite large yet a bit too greasy. I also ordered a few of the coconut shrimp but gads they were horribly mushy! Another plus was that they were very cheap! So I didn’t feel too bad walking out of there~ would I be returning? Most likely «not»

The owner is very nice. For my grandparent’s funerals, she accomated a lot of people with a variety of delicious food.
Within the restaurant, they also have many snacks and drinks from the Philippines.
The only Filipino food in Lemoore.
Highly recommended.

Hello,
I’ll start off by saying that I am a Filipino mix and grew up on Filipino food. I moved here from Virginia Beach where Filipino cuisine is all over. I was so glad to find there was a Filipino restaurant I could go to here in Lemoore and I am not disappointed. This is by far the best Filipino cuisine in the area in my opinion. If you aren’t trying to travel too far for this type of food, then this is a spot to put on the go to list. Whenever I crave Filipino cuisine, I always come here. Give it a shot! Oh, and when you eat there, they don’t advertise it but if you want more rice, just ask and they don’t charge extra for it. A typical practice for family owned Filipino restaurants. A+

Ok… well I am very disappointed with the meal I received… where do I start… I love lumpia I really do but this lumpia was terrible … over cooked big time… to the point the moisture was sucked out completely from the inside. I got a 2 entrée plate (which I planned to eat there but wasn’t even asked and was stuffed in a to go container) with the pancit noodles (the best part of the meal by far but still not great) with chicken curry and the goat dish.
Who the heck puts whole chicken wings and legs (bone an all) in curry!!! Curry was bland and not very saucey. The goat dish I was excited for… but again disappointing… the meat was covered in a tasteless gravy and there were more bones and gristle in that dish then there was meat in both my entrées!!! Lots of little bones! Clean it up people! The coke a cola I got toped it all! Lol Won’t ever go back. Good luck to this place and good riddance.

When my Filipino mother-​in-​law is too tired to make it herself, she grabs the family dinner from Zeny’s. It’s not the most flavorful Flip food ever, but it’s all right. Good amount of choice. Everything’s laid out buffet style under heat lamps. The portions and price are right on. Service is good, except when that dude is behind the counter. He always looks pissed off.
!
!
!
Join the HANFORD & LEMOORE local foodie group on Facebook at