Little Quiapo

The food isn’t as good as I remember back in 2015. This is our first time returning after 9 years. While the bland food might suit people with dietary restrictions like us, it doesn’t meet the flavor we were craving, and the prices are higher compared to other Filipino restaurants. What impressed us, however, was the renovated interior and exterior. My brother mentioned they relocated a few years ago.

It was a family-friendly place, a date-friendly place, and the price is right for the food, its quality, and quantity. We ordered pancit canton, some sisig, adobong pusit, vanilla shake, and some coke. The crew in this place, from the person who helps in the parking lot to the waiters and people behind the counters, all very helpful and kind.

A true classic ever since 1949! We tried out their 3 most recommended dishes: Pancit Palabok Lumpia Shanghai Tokwa't Baboy They were all great. Servings were large Taste was delicious. Price was also affordable. Their menu still has so many more good treasures to try. Definitely will go back to sample the other classics. 97 of 100

The food tastes good and the serving is big. It’s a place where family will enjoy dining together since they offer meat and vegetables.

their kare-kare rice was top notch!! you can taste the subtle sweetness of the peanut butter used in their sauce and their beef chunks is 🔛🔝my second favorite would be their halo halo (not included in the picture as it was served later on)!! 🫶🏻