Nice homey place. The restaurant has a balcony with cozy seats. The menu has a variety of Filipino comfort food. Palabok is a best seller. The calamares is crispy and good. The halo-halo and mango shake is very refreshing. Food is served fast and the service is amazing. Parking is spacious.

Located on Malakas street. A good place to bring the family. Their menu has a wide selection mainly local Filipino food. Staff are responsive and prompt during the time of visit. Parking area is relatively spacious. They also have a local delicacy store within the area which is good specially if you are looking for a few take-away goodies for later consumption. Overall a good experience.

Still the same Little Quiapo I knew when I was a kid but with a renovated and bigger place. They have retained their food quality and even brought it up a notch. My usual favorites are Palabok and Club sandwich. What I miss is manong who sells suman and tamales by the entrance.

It's been a while since I've been here and the place has changed a lot. The interiors have been renovated and the space now bigger with a 2nd floor. The palabok and halo halo are still the best 👌

A really great place for lunch and merienda with friends and family. This location of Little Quiapo recently underwent a refresh and it’s better than ever. The restaurant is spacious and has seating on top and ground floors. Best to try their kare-kare and palabok aside from their famous halo-halo. Go early as the place usually fills up during lunch and dinner.

Recommended to try! Will not disappoint. A variety of Filipino dishes on the menu. A bit on the expensive side but will make up for the taste service and ambiance. Yummy 😋👍🏻

Food is delicious. They serve traditional Filipino cuisine. Price is reasonable, and service is great. The interior decor reminds me of an older Spanish colonial house, but tropical kind of vibe.

Took our Maltese guest here for a Filipino feast and the resto did not disappoint. We sampled their pancit canton bihon, pinakbet, crispy pata, rellenong bangus, tinolang Manok, and kare-kare. All dishes were appreciated for their taste and generous serving, but our foreign guest particularly loved the relleno and his tall glass of halu-halo. The crew were responsive to our requests. The resto has function rooms for big groups.

Came here at a friend's recommendation. The pancit canton is amazing. You'll be lightheaded from all the MSG after but it is so damn worth it.

They offer a whole lot of choices on their menu. We ourselves getting their pancit, sisig, goto and halo-halo. Everything was tasty. We're so full that we still had to take home the pancit. They also have pasalubong section which had a lot of options too from otap, chicharon, patillas, sampalok and many more. The crew were attentive and helpful. They are currently undergoing renovations and construction so the place is quite cramped. Parking could be a problem during this time. Good thing there's a manong that assisted us to park across the street.

Nice, comfort Filipino food. Good value for money too. They also have a section where you can buy various pasalubong items. Just to manage expectations, their rest is currently under renovation so when you do visit, they only have a small, makeshift section where you can dine in. Maybe around 7 tables.

Full Stars! 👍👍👍

Best palabok and halo-halo, as everyone will say. Try also the suman they are selling outside. Watch our for their new branch which will open by May-July (just across the street).

Great foodhub to visit good food selection..Palabok and Halo-halo highly recommended...

They are undergoing renovation so it is housed temporarily on a tent. Inspite of the on going repair the place is still clean and a lot of people still come and go because of how the food taste and served hot. Must try their mais con yelo and pancit miki bihon guisado, so perfectly cooked and prepared.

Quaint cafe known for its pansit palabok and halo-halo which most patrons come here for. It can get crowded during afternoons but the palabok is delicious, smothered with thick orange sauce. The halo-halo is creamy and sweetness is just alright which I love. They also serve Filipino dishes while there's a small pasalubong shop at the side. Highly recommended!

One of the best halo-halo. Tapa is just alright. I've attached the menu for your reference. Usually gets busy but they have ample parking spaces. Thumbs up if you find this review helpful! 🙂

Place is very aesthetically pleasing and ambiance is great. We ordered the special halo-halo for P195/each. Halo-halo was good although it would have been much better if some of the ingredients were fresh since some of them tasted like from a bottled halo-halo ingredient. Staff were very friendly.

We checked out this place out of curiosity after seeing a couple of influencers make a positive vlog. They’ve highly recommended to try and enjoy the palabok and the halo halo. I’m giving Little Quiapo 5 stars for the service and the atmosphere. However, as we were tasting and eating our food, my fellow diner and I had the same thoughts. We ordered for palabok x2 (155 each), tokwa’t baboy (440) and the smallest sized halo halo x2 (170 each). The taste of the palabok was ordinary and so was the dessert. It was not as impeccable nor as flavorsome as described by the influencers. Hence, our expectation was not met.

Newly renovated, same quality comfort food. I usually bring my mom here when she visits from abroad as this was our go-to place. My parents would bring us here when we were kids and the food never disappoints. The solo serving of Palabok is pretty huge for me, and can even serve two. You can share it with someone so you can still have halo halo. It can get pretty busy, so servers may not be as attentive. All in all, great place to visit if you are in the area.

Pricey but the ambiance is quite good in bringing the whole family and relatives for gathering. I still love their halo-halo and palabok. However, they serve food late and the need to remind them to bring on the other food orders.

Things haven't changed much food quality wise. They have always been consistent. What has changed is the price. Must be the effect of inflation. It's been quite crowded ever since they reopened. Always a decent place to get your halo halo fix. Be wary of the lack of parking space however. It's probably best to be there well before the lunch and dinner service begins.

Very nice staff Very accomodating! Great food

Authentic Filipino dishes with light, high ceiling atmosphere and the usual friendly Filipino service.

Fave is the palabok... sulit to take out for gatherings!

(Translated by Google) All time favorite place !!! Good food esp the sizzling spareribs, sisig, spice and halo halo (Original) All time favorite place!!! Good food esp the sizzling spareribs, sisig, palabok and halo halo

Food is delicious. We ordered sinigang na baka. The meat was tender and tasty. Halo halo was sweet and refreshing. Totally worth the visit.

Pansit Palabok & Halo Halo is the best here. Sept is their Anniversary they say they will give up to 10% discount if not 50%

food was really good especially the lumpiang shanghai and halo halo.

Atm, Dine-in is not allowed, yet people can still get take-out and delivery orders. Food is great.

Loved the ambience, and the friendliness of the staff. Not a fan of bihon palabok, but I enjoyed it here. Halo Halo is too sweet for me. The regular halo halo is perhaps much more suitable for those who do not have a sweet tooth.

The palabok and Halo-halo are amazingly good. Definitely I'll be back again.

This place is well known for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. From the guests' point of view, prices are average. Common Filipino home cooking goodness. Love the classic Filipino desserts of Halo Halo and Mais Con Yello.

Palabok and halo-halo are their bestsellers, but this time we ordered lunch. This has been a favorite of our seniors until now. Shanghai was average (stale). The pork in Sinigang was so tough and a little undone (you can have additional soup though, with a charge). I didn't appreciate the Pinakbet much. Calamares was okay. I think I will stick to their bestsellers on my next visit.

Nice, cute restaurant with wide food variety to choose from, they served quite fast, there is a corner pasalubong shop, nice!

The staff here are incredibly helpful and pleasant. Giving 3 stars because we really didn't like the taste of what we ordered, especially the chopseuy, it's bland and nothing special really, for the expensive price. Plus I saw a small piece of steel brush on my plate after I finish eating. We just hurriedly went off after settling the bill, never again. We had better food at the parañaque branch.

Unfortunately the food were a bit too average for their price. The staff was helpful, just not too attentive. July 24, 2022 Much of the reviews are raving about their palabok so we went back and ordered just that. I had to change my rating from 3 to 4. Yummy!

Terrible service. Staff neglects their customers. Never coming back here. Went here for father's day dinner this 2023. There were lots of families eating at the restaurant so we were expecting delays in service. However, the waiter that got our order did not ensure that the order was punched in and received by the kitchen. We waited for 45 minutes and followed up our order twice, but the staff kept reassuring us that our food was being prepared. We eventually went to the staff's area and found out that our order wasn't punched in. To top off this mess, the manager did not offer any consolation for wasting our time. He only offered to expedite our order, but we were so hungry we just decided to leave. Do better next time, LQ.

"Wow, I had an incredible experience dining at this Filipino restaurant! Their Halo-Halo was simply divine - a perfect blend of sweet, creamy and refreshing flavors that left me wanting more. Beyond the Halo-Halo, my meal was also top-notch. I loved how flavorful and authentic each dish tasted, it was like taking a trip to the Philippines without leaving my hometown. The friendly staff and cozy atmosphere made the entire dining experience even more enjoyable. I can honestly say that this restaurant has become one of my new favorite places to dine. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants to experience the delicious and unique flavors of Filipino cuisine. Thank you for an unforgettable meal!"

(Translated by Google) Traditional service. The waiter may have the waiter .. Hehe (Original) Traditional service. Yung kelangan may ere ang waiter.. Hehe

Their comfort food offerings can still be enoyed in their new and improved location just a stone's throw away from the old one. My favorite merienda: palabok, tokwa't baboy, and then top that with special halo-halo. Di ka mabibitin.

(Translated by Google) This is a long-established restaurant. The interior is fashionable and many customers are rich in the Philippines. The cars parked outside are all expensive and new. The food is also delicious. Sisig, pancit and kare-kare were all delicious. It feels like the employees are being trained very nicely. There seems to be a branch office in Paranaque, so I would like to go there as well. The main store seems to be here, so the atmosphere may be better here. The taste is delicious. The price is not so high. So it's not very cheap, but it offers a taste that is worth the price. (Original) ここは老舗のレストラン。内装もおしゃれでお客さんもフィリピンのお金持ちが多い。外にとまってる車も高いものや新車ばっかりだ。 食べ物もおいしい。シシグ、パンシット、カレカレ、どれもおいしいものだった。従業員もけっこう気が利くトレーニングがされているなといった感じ。パラニャーケにも支店があるようなのでそちらも行ってみたい。本店はこちららしいので雰囲気はこっちのほうがいいのかもしれない。味はおいしい。値段もそんなに高くはない。だからたいって安いわけでもないが値段相応の味は提供してくれる。

Nice place, sometimes I think I go mostly for the nostalgia, and the halo-halo :-)

nice food

Filipino resto' known for their delicous Pancit and Palabok. They also have variety of pinoy dishes. During Covid-19 they are strictly accepted orders for taking out only.

Delicious and big serving of Filipino dish

(Translated by Google) One of the best pancit of any kind. Spice, canton, mixed. Everything is delicious. Also one of the longest resto. (Original) One of the best pancit of any kind. Palabok, canton, mixed. Masarap lahat. Isa din sa mga matagal ng resto.

Good restaurants

(Translated by Google) good food, the place is small (Original) good food, maliit nga lang yung lugar

Nice place

They say the pancit there is great. I find it TOO SALTY!

The best halo halo

Serves typical Filipino dishes. Ok for ordinary day dining. Serving is big, can be good for 2 persons

Classic Pinoy comfort food, deliciously and generously prepared!

The food is great, especially the Tokwa't baboy. The servings are generous and the price reasonable.

Excellent food, excellent service. Two thumbs up. Love their goto.

I liked their Kare-Kare rice. The beef is really tender and the sauce is flavorful and does have enough thickness.

I love the special halo halo and palabok. There's a fruit stand outside and other pasalubong. Great food experience😊

Craving for the best pancit palabok and halo-halo? Go here. 😊

They should add a little more pizzazz to their existing halo halo bec three are a lot more existing places now serving better ones in terms of ingredients and presentation

Whenever the yuppies are out and takes over our favorite restaurants, most likely the restaurants available are those of the "tanders". For years Little Quiapo has been a popular place to get pansit, at that night, we tried it. This place has a whole array of foods with selection of some western and eastern foods but predominantly made up of lutong bahay Filipino foods. it is really like just....eating at home. BIG SHORT ORDER SERVING However, we can say that one order can feed many. We did not expect that the big servings will make us full. One bowl of Tinola short order is really big. However, it is not that cheap. But one order is worth it. The order of crispy bangus was really crispy and it is a one whole big serving. The bangus is also big. NO SERVICE CHARGE It is a nice place with no service charge. The place also has a great theme and design in the place and considering this place is legendary and historical. It really is a good experience. It is just that... it it still lutong bahay... there is nothing extraordinary about it. I gusess I should make a review of Baliwag and Sangkalan just to be fair.

its a nice place and a lot of foods choices

No frills Pinoy food at affordable prices. The saba con hielo was too sweet though and the nido soup looked weird with small bits of red ham in it. ;-)

Their arroz caldo, palabok and tokwa't baboy are simply the best!!! During GCQ: They are already open for dine-in from 9am to 8pm. The palabok and tokwa't baboy are the perfect combo for lunch or merienda. Unfortunately, their prices went up.

Great food. Lots to choose from.

Nice staff esp rannie the waiter

Great! Never fails to give customers a happy eating experience.

The food is ok but some foods like the fish fillet tasted different. I didn’t add lemon or any other seasonings, I don’t know if it’s really like that but the it had this sour after taste.

Good food

Their palabok is so yummy and flavorful! Definetly a must try for the food explorers!

Clean. Delicious food

Good food at reasonable prices. Consistent ang lasa. Good service

Aircon not working well when we were there at the time. Food is great though.. Place gets crowded.

(Translated by Google) The foods are delicious .. especially the spicy ones .. (Original) Sarap ng mga foods.. lalo na palabok nila..

It's a nice place eat real Halo halo

Delicious food

Ok

Great Tapa !

Classic but cheap

(Translated by Google) Enjoy a lechon pan plus shrimp with aligue 😍 (Original) Sarap ng lechon kawali plus shrimp with aligue 😍

comfort food and homey environment