Love their sandwiches. Great flavors, large portions. Good place if you want to try Filipino food.

Had the bisteak sandwich and the sigsig fries, it was so good. Bread was toasty and soft, also flakey instead of super crunchy which I liked. Lots of steak, onions and the perfect amount of cheese. The fries were also so good, the fries themselves are crunchy and salted to perfection, and then you get the mixture of the eggs and pork. This dish is a winner. On top of the food, service was friendly and attentive. Will be back immediately to try the other items!

Great sandwich place with a Filipino twist. Will definitely be back to try all the other items. Family friendly - yes but this restaurant is not made for anyone bringing in a car seat. All chairs inside are stool. Pet friendly - kind of. There are two small table outside BUT the area is so tiny, its pretty much a sidewalk. Parking - yes, shared lot with other business in the area. FOOD: 1. Lumpia $6 - Crispy beef spring rolls: An order comes with 6 rolls that are cut in half. The inside is flavorful and the exterior is crispy and nicely golden. 2. Adobe Fried Chicken $12 (Adobe marinated fried chicken, sili pipino, roasted jalapeno sauce, lettuce, brioche bun): I think my favorite out of the three sandwiches. The chicken is moist on the inside but crispy on the outside. I will say, this is the chicken sandwich you wish they serve at fast food places. 3. Lechon Kawali Roll $14 (Crispy pork belly, sweet soy glaze, chili herb garnish, hoagie bun): The pork is amazing!! The skin is super crispy and has great flavor. The only disappointment is there is missing some kind of a sauce such as a spicy aioli. Without the sauce, the sandwich is dry even if the pork is amazing. 4. Fili-Bistek $12 not pictured (Soy marinated grilled steak, onions, peppers, provolone cheese, hoagie bun): This was my least favorite of the three but not by much. All three sandwiches were great. The steak was juicy and the provolone cheese complimented the flavor well. RESTAURANT/LOCATION/INTERIOR: Small restaurant but clean. Lighting is a little dim which is a little odd for a restaurant. I like that the menu is small and they do it so well. STAFF: Meet a couple of the team working, cashier and wait staff. Everyone was friendly and well informed. You order and they will deliver the food to you.

Ordered the pressed Adobo pork sandwich and it failed to impress. I think there’s real potential here and I will be ordering the Lechon Kawali roll next visit (crispy pork belly sandwich). Interior was clean and the staff was very friendly. Prices are a little high. Hope to add another star next visit.

Fantastic Filipino sandwich shop! Stopped in after my workout with my friend and we ordered the fili-bistek and adobo fried chicken sandwich, along with the halo-halo. I loved both of the sandwiches, but the adobo fried chicken really was perfection. Each sandwich came out hot and fresh, and I’m not sure what sauce is on the adobo but it really tied it all together. Can’t wait to go back and try the other sandwiches along with the sisig fries looked good too! The lady at the front was so sweet and helpful too. Thanks for a great experience! Edit 1/17: Tried the pressed adobo, sisig fries, the roast beef ciabatta, and boracay breeze drinking. The sisig fries and boracay breeze should also be on the top of the list for recommendations. The roast beef was decent, but can’t even come close to competing to the other sandwiches flavors.

Great unassuming place! It’s got a perfect amount of selection. The breakfast sandwich was too greasy but it WAS delicious. I’ve never liked loaded fries but the sisig fries changed my mind. It didn’t have goopy cheese like a lot of loaded fries have. Fries were still crispy and the pork was great. The lumpia sub was delicious but too big for me to eat like a sandwich. Very good though! There is no bathroom actually in the restaurant. But they have a shared bathroom with the building complex. It’s around the building. Just ask for directions. Will definitely be back to try the other sandwiches.

Wow you , have to , have to go here. Food was well cooked, balanced flavors and unique. The sisig fries were great, crispy pork, sauce, a fried egg and a sprinkle of bird's eye chili to cut through the richness. The lechon kwali sandwich was massive, well cooked pork belly, crispy crackling, more than enough for two people. Will go back here in a heartbeat!

Very disappointed of the Lechon Kawali Roll now. My husband was excited to get this because last time we got it, it was crispy and fat. Now we got the opposite, dry and rubbish. Did y’all get a new cook or something? The sisig fries do have the crispy lechon tho, which is still good.

The place is very small but I got it to go. It's nice though. I wanted to love the food but I got the pork sandwich. It's good but I just felt underwhelmed. I might of had too high expectations. I can't describe why, it's just pretty good. The second thing I got was the halo halo. This one for me was even more disappointing. I enjoy the ones from jolibee. This one just tasted bland. The jellies and ice cream and everything seemed off. I wish I could give it a higher score but for me it didn't work out