FIESTA PHILIPPINES

It was my first time dining here. The place is clean and quiet. The empty tables are set beautifully. It was nice for the chef to give us complimentary egg rolls. Newly cooked and crispy. We ordered pansit bihon, inihaw na baboy, kare-kare, and halo-halo. The pansit was delicious. Inihaw na baboy with vinegar dip was the winner! Tender and flavourful. Halo-halo was huge. At least 2 people can eat one serving. The only issue I had was that the crushed ice was not as fine as I thought. It's not enjoyable to bite big bits of ice. Kare-kare was the order that made me give a 4 star instead of 5 stars. The waiter said they are out of oxtail, but they replace with lechon kawali. It was great right after it was cooked, and the fried pork was crispy. Make sure you finish this and not to go. The l

This place is kind of hidden ample parking. We thought it was just a regular whole in the wall place which is awesome because most places like that have amazing food. Let just say that was totally the case. The staff was super friendly and very polite. Very clean restaurant, very clean restrooms. The food took a while, which was a bummer because we didn't order any appetizers. Even though the food took a long while, it was so delicious. Home style cooking, kind of like if my mother in law was in the kitchen making these meals! Super impressed, we were all stuffed, and we had plenty of food left over to bring home. Their Halo-Halo desert is amazing, and delicious, we had to ask for a bit more milk but this thing was massive. It fed all 3 of us and we left a bit un eaten too. If we come bac

I've been to this place twice now and I absolutely love everything we've ordered! The Laing, Kare-Kare (whether oxtail or pork), Adobo Fried Rice, Palabok, and Sinigang are all must-tries. The service is fantastic, and there's plenty of space for everyone, making it perfect for family-style dining. There aren't many Filipino restaurants in Sacramento, so it's great to find one that serves truly authentic Filipino cuisine.

Pretty good place. The food was presented well and had good flavor. The 2 dishes we tried were unique. The pialla was heavy in the rice, light in the meat department, it had a good taste but just needed more protein. The noodles were phenomenal, as was the garlic rice. All in all it was a good place for lunch. I would try again for sure..

Considering the area and the amount of Filipinos within the Sacramento area, I understand the reviews about this place but I have to say that for Filipino food, the price is rather on the high side and these prices are what you would pay in a elegant urban area like San Francisco. The restaurant itself does not exude Elegance but rather a wonderful sit-down place in the suburbs. Therefore, the price should actually be lower for the type of food that is served. The food itself is wonderful tasting. We had the palabok and the Halo halo. Both of which were we feel overpriced but very tasty nonetheless. I would return but on a special occasion only but please be prepared to pay a five-star price at a three-star experience. Don't get me wrong, the food is great for what we had but the price doe