PI Grill

This place has bad service. Me and my family walked in and no one greeted us or nothing waited for 5 mins to see if some one seats us. No one said a word.. So we sat down at a table by ourselfs and Waited. After 10 mins of sitting. Nothing. No one came to us or even said a word. So we walk out. First and last time we come here!

I haven’t been here for a while but I’m glad I was in the area today. Each time I come to PI Grill, their food is always good. If you have not tried eating here, you’re missing out on great authentic Filipino food.

Food is always tasty. friends always seem to get their food catered from this place and they get rave reviews from friends and family members at their parties. Always a treat to eat from this place!

The food is delicious! Reminds me of home. I’ve been here multiple times and the food never disappoints. BUT the service isn’t the greatest. Signs on the restaurant door and Unilocal says the place closes at 8PM. However, twice I’ve shown up between 6 and 6:45 and the owner claims I’m too late to eat in-​house and everything must be ordered to-​go at that point. The restaurant has also been closed all together earlier than posted. The owner is nice. Just never show up after 6 to avoid the possibility of the place being closed and annoyed owner.

Pancit Bihon and Shanghai lumpia are excellent. Everything here is good and they have the tastiest lumpia I have had. Eat it fresh with some hot vinegar and it is delicious. My filipina asawa (wife) loves the food here too.

My family and I always eat here for a quick lunch or dinner. The food is always delicious and service is great! My favorite is their Kare Kare but all of the other dishes are equally amazing! I love filipino food :)

I decided to try PI Grill for lunch by the urgings of friends and I gotta tell ya… DELISH!!! Loved the chicken adobe and bistek for lunch. The halo-​halo was to die for and the customer service was great; our waiter was very attentive. I hope everyone checks them out and supports this restaurant. The food is close to my mom’s home-​cooked meals; as well as my Lola’s.

Awesome food and awesome service. The owner is so friendly and welcoming. The place itself is super clean and simple. The food is beyond amazing. I go to school at UCR when my home is in the Bay but I always come here if I want to remember what good old Filipino food tastes like. The adobo tastes just like my Moms adobo and everything else tastes wonderful. Usually Filipino restaurants try to do extra when it comes to food but this place makes their food simple and delicious. I would definitely recommend this place if you’re craving some good old Filipino food. It is A LOT better than the other Filipino places I’ve been!

The service was quick and extremely friendly. I mist of had a must different experience than other people.
The food was good and the lunch special was a great price and an easy way to try multiple items.

NEVER GOING BACK AGAIN!!! Rude service… We’ve been here before and have never had a problem, BUT today we walked in and the guy serving got up from one of the guest tables and asked RUDELY Togo? And we said politely, «no for here!!!» And he stomped off with an ATTITUDE and grunted under his breath!!! So we just left!!! We’re so disappointed because they’re usually really nice. 9.17.15

This place is one of my absolute favorite spots! Manny is very helpful and friendly. The food is AMAZING every time. If you don’t know what to order, try the pork sinigang. It’s my usual go-​to. If it’s breakfast time I recommend the tocino!

I have to say I love the food here. Fantastic asado wings and gotta love the adobo.
However, the service is a bit lacking. Sometimes it seems like they rush you.
Also, don’t believe the operating hours here! The restaurant’s hours are awful. What restaurant is closed at 6pm on a Friday night?!
If you want a good LUNCH, be sure to check this place out.

I love the food here. They have the best chicken adobo and sinigang around. The owner is very nice and gives great customer service. I always come back here.

We ordered Bulalo, Lechon Kawali, and Turon a la mode for lunch.
Waiting time: About 20 minutes
Place: Clean and Simple
Taste: BULALO AND LECHON – Exceptional
TURON A LA MODE – There’s room for improvement. Banana was too soggy and way too much chocolate syrup that made the taste less sweet and more bitter .

Customer Service: A
Will I come back here again, definitely.

Had a to go order and it was served pretty quickly (15 – 20 min). The lechon kawali was really good and so was the tilapia ceviche. Enjoyed the Kare Kare but the pancit palabok used the sotanghon noodles so presentation wise it wasn’t as nice but still tasted good. Portions are pretty good, enough for sharing, except for desserts, be sure to get each of your own since it’s delicious :)
The only confusing thing is that Google is listing this business in two different location. It’s by Dairy Queen– don’t get lost

Every time we come to visit our daughter we always come here for some good old fashion Filipino food– everything here is good — I especially like the pancit canton– it’s like the way my Lola made it!

Love love this place! They used to be a *turo-​turo” but they changed to a sit down restaurant. I must say I prefer the nilaga and sinigang when it was a turo-​turo but it still very good now just less fatty. The place is very clean and Manny is always nice and helpful.

This place is absolutely amazing! Manny, the owner, is super nice. The food was amazing. I went here with my mom and we had bangos (milk fish), pancit, and nilaga.
The nilaga was like eating soup from the heavens. I will be here every weekend !

First time eating here and the food was great! I had the chicken adobo and Shanghai lumpia. Appetizer size was more than enough and entrée presentation was very clean and the place itself was very clean as well. Our server manny was awesome, I will definitely come back!

P.I. Grill has KILLER pork adobo. Not only will it kill your diet, but it will add to your inner AND outer fatty altogether. Seriously, this is some of the best adobo I’ve had anywhere!
This is actually one of two Filipino restaurants in Moreno Valley… especially now that Red Ribbon (Filipino bakery) betrayed Moreno Valley for Rancho Cucamonga. Yes, they took off to be with the new Seafood City in R.C.
P.I. Grill’s Kare-​kare has a good peanut taste — yummmay. I can only tolerate peanut butter flavor in Asian food (Thai, Filipino, Indonesian). Otherwise peanut butter can take a hike.
My husband ordered 100 pork lumpias for his office pot luck party, but the sweetest thing he did was to come home to me first so that I can have a lumpia lunch after he picked up the tray at the restaurant and before returning back to work. Let’s just say there weren’t exactly 100 lumpias once he went back to work. But that’s why it’s called a «pot-​luck», I just got lucky first!
BTW, a tray with 100 pork lumpias goes for $ 30 here.
Pic of lumpia tray (100 lumpias) ~
I’ve actually tried their entire menu, from when they were at their old location back in 2010 – 2011. Everything here is pretty good, even the breakfast rocks!
My spouse is full-​blooded Filipino, and he’s never had a single complaint about any of the food here… the price YES, but not the food.
The only thing he’s complained about is that the portions are small-​ish for the price, but I think this is true of nearly every Filipino restaurant we’ve been to, except for Bamboo Bistro Filipino AYCE in West Covina and Tita’s Kitchenette in National City. If you’ve been to any of those two, then you know damn well what I’m talking about!