A Taste of the World

The okoy was pretty good, though it could have used more salt or seasoning. Unfortunately, the rest of the Filipino food was disappointing. The kare kare was just okay. The flavor itself was decent, but the presentation and portion size were really frustrating. It was served as if this were a fine-dining restaurant—small portions for no clear reason—despite this not being a fine-dining place at all. For the price, I expected something closer to a traditional Filipino plate. There were only two small pieces of oxtail, with a third piece that was mostly bone, and the portion of rice was tiny—barely enough to accompany the dish. Kare kare is also supposed to include plenty of vegetables like eggplant, string beans, and bok choy, but there were only two small pieces of bok choy and one of egg

Came in late on a Friday night (an hour before closing) and the server that greeted us was so cheerful and pleasant when we asked if they were still open and serving. Great service and friendly staff is what we value most. But the food was also excellent! We’ve tried a lot of DMV restaurants that serve Filipino food and this was by far the best. The Indian dishes were also incredible! Delicious! Now we know why so many of our friends have recommended this spot. Thanks for a wonderful experience.

Great food and unique experience. First and foremost authentic Filipino menu, including "boodle fight". In addition the owner has a fun background of traveling the world and has a menu of authentic dishes from those travels that are made in house.

First time here and loved to have all of my Filipino favorites! Ordered the lumpia, pancit, caldereta, and tocilog. Good portion sizes and food came out quick.

We had a wonderful meal here! Our server, Brendon, was very friendly and our food was tasty and delicious. We’ll be back for sure :)