Pistahan

Haha this restaurant is on the other side of that Chinese bakery of that viral fish sandwich in San Leandro. If yall love Filipino food 🇵🇭check out the weekend buffet 9-11am breakfast 11-3pm for lunch. Pork Sinagang for days. Food is delicious especially for a buffet and the variety. Dishes Pancit, Kare-Kare, Garlic Rice etc…Around $33 something per person. Love the little bottle you can grab for water to drink. Ambience is nice seeing the families and friends all eat together 😌on Sundays.

I like the modern look of the inside of this restaurant. Was modern and was clean. They have a buffet here but ended at a certain time. The host was very friendly and did check up on me. The only issue I had was the food, I had their Seafood Sinigang, which had the shrimp. shrimp was a bit hard like it was frozen, the broth did not have enough seasoning, definitely needed more asim to the soup, I could barely taste it and needed more of it. The vegetables tasted okay, and their halo-halo was decent. For the cost of food to be really high here I expected it to be more delicious, but was very disappointed.

It's a bit odd to find Filipino food here, this place you do need to try them.

I usually resent Filipino buffets because they're never good enough or they're flat out too salty. Pistahan is somehow a spot I'm excited to return to and bring friends when I introduce them to Filipino food. Proud to have this food in San Leandro. Worth a destination designation. Don't need to trek to Daly City anymore-- that's wsup Plus points, the kitchen sounds poppin like the titas are straight up fiesta-ing. Love to hear it.

I finally visited Pistahan after hearing so much praise from my friends, and it was definitely worth the hype! Parking was plentiful, and there was no wait on a Wednesday afternoon, so it's a great time to check it out. While their menu offers a variety of Filipino dishes, their Kare-Kare is the star of the show. We tried the Beef Kare-Kare and were impressed by the generous serving of both vegetables and protein. The Lechon Kawali was also delicious and satisfying. I use to go to a closer Filipino restaurant, but Pistahan is now my go-to spot. It's definitely worth the extra trip! Pictured: Tocilog