Enzo’s Way: Filipino Fast Food

Came in to check this place out. Ordered my food to go. There were patrons in there lounging and watching TV. I couldn’t get myself to eat there as one Unilocaler did confirm it was dirty and it really was. The dining furniture were mix-​matched. The food, although were in trays underneath a hot lamp looked dry. I wished they took more cautionary measures to cover the food with lids since they are on top of a chaffing counter. I specifically ordered a fried bangus which was made to order and wished they had drained the fish from the oil before they packed it in a to go box. I was sorely disappointed with the turon as they used regular banana instead of plantains; however they did include a piece of jackfruit. By the time I took a bite of the turon, it was dripping in part melted brown sugar and frying oil. It was less appetizing.
It’s a small turo turo (point-​point) Filipino eatery. I don’t think I’ll be back again. I’d rather take the drive to Artesia/​Cerritos for my quick Filipino food fix. Skip this joint.

To start, this place is dirty. A few years ago, I noticed most filipino restaurants were the same where they keep the food warm instead of making it fresh. I always thought maybe they would catch on and realize they would get more customers coming in if they made it fresh. These guys never caught on. Service was okay, and food was semi-​edible. We got the Filipino sausage which was waaay too sweet and Lomi was nothing spectacular.

Friendly owner and fast service for under $ 8

Affordable and delicious. I love the crispy pata, I went back 3x in a week for it!
Very nice staff too.

Awesome Filipino food and customer service — husband and I dine here 3 – 4 times monthly since we discovered them 2 months ago! One should sample each item to understand this food culture and appreciate their authentic foods.

Love their Filipino breakfast and the best part is they serve it all day long!!! Authentic Filipino food!

Got a 2 item combo. Rice was crunchy AF. The so called «sisig» was dry. Worst part was that the guy didn’t even tell me it was fish?! Usually, the sisig I get is pork. (Thanks for not letting me). The other item I got was the bbq skewers. Which wasn’t bad but you could tell it’s been sitting out or was a day old. First and last time I ever go there.

Great Filipino food. Authentic just like Lola made. Filipino breakfast served all day. Tocino, egg, and rice is my favorite. Generous amount of food. 1 item is $ 5.50, 2 items only $ 7.00. They also cater, egg rolls here are great for holiday parties.

AWESOME! Great FILIPINO food… Not too much of a variety but they have FILIPINO breakfast all day long so that is always a plus. I will paying more visits to this NEW joint to try their Knuckle…