Great ambiance, professional staff. Food did not take too long to prepare though it was crazy busy. If you have a chance, go try Little Pampanga Cuisine.

I needed Lumpia for my son's birthday party and did not have the time to make them myself. They are always a must have because kids love finger foods and Lumpia is mild. Little P took care of my request with the delicious cater size order of pork Lumpia. They were golden crispy and flavorful, the Lumpia was devoured by everyone first at the party. They have a nice following, and I will be back very soon to enjoy some pancit and try one of their popular combo meals. Mmmmm Yum Lumpia baby, this is the spot!

Hi, my first time here . There was a bit of a line. But that's ok it was well worth it . The food was delicious. Especially my favorite dish Kare Kare. Usually I don't like buffets because the food is usually cold but not this establishment the food was great and hot/fresh! The staff is super friendly too. I'll definitely be back again to try more items! I definitely recommend coming here if you love Filipino food as much as I do!

Chè ba màu (from Vietnam) is one of my favorite Asian desserts, so I finally decided to try the Filipino version, halo halo, for a brief respite from the 102 degree weather in Henderson/Las Vegas. Halo Halo: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambience: 5/5 (for the character and homey vibes)

One of the better tasting Filipino dishes I've had compared to the few around town. Satisfies the cravings for home cooked meals. Space is very small, probably 3-4 tables, so lines are inevitable especially around lunch time. Service is quick though. There's also an attached filipino grocery/market which is very convenient to do a bit of shopping for ingredients to cook your own "homestyle" dishes and Filipino products and delicacies. A one stop shop for mostly Filipino products and other asian items. Definitely a go to for a quick Filipino food fix.

If you're looking for some good cafeteria-style Filipino food that many Filipinos familiar with karinderia style food, then this is your place. It's right next to and blends in with the store next door and there really isn't much space to eat (except for two or three open tables), but for the classic Filipino helpings like kare kare or bistek or even treat pancit bihon with great portions and great prices you can't really go wrong with any choice. The pork barbecue is a must have. The service is also great and they're very helpful and patient even with novice eaters of Filipino dishes.

The food was really pretty good here, especially for the price. The wifey is already pretty critical of Filipino food not made by her own hands and even she happily approved. The restaurant part of the store is a little on the small side, so plan on taking home your meal or eating somewhere else if you're with a larger group. We took ours home & it was still piping hot. Good Filipino food here, as shown by the line of people in the photo I took.

This is a pretty small restaurant with about 4 four seater tables so if busy you'll be squished. It's also attached to a little market next door. The market was pretty overpriced, $2 for a can of soda, uh no thanks. The food on the other hand, is $6 a combo! So pretty affordable, I really enjoyed the sinigang and beefsteak. Definitely recommend stopping by if you're craving Filipino food in the area!

4 1/2 stars Was visiting family and passed this place on our way to the gas station. Saw Philippine Cuisine on the sign and knew I had to check them out. There is a small restaurant connected to a store that sells Pacific-Asian products. I didn't get to take pictures of the store side. We arrived right at opening, which was 9 AM. There was already a line and by the time I finished my order and paid, the line was already almost out the front door. I bought a 2 entrée plate with rice because the pancit wasn't ready yet. Pork Adobo (there was no sign, but it tasted like adobo. SO GOOD) and Pork Belly. The two smaller pieces of pork belly I tried were a bit dry. Then I carried on sampling other things. I got a small side of "Bistek". A large side of a chicken dish that I wasn't familiar with, but looked to have a tomato base. I believe it was called Afritada. 2 plantains that were wrapped in an egg roll like case then fried and drizzled with a sweet caramel type sauce. I enjoyed these very much. 4 empanadas. 2 beef, 2 chicken. The dough was super flakey and surprisingly ever so slightly sweet. 1 order of lumpia. Fried, not steamed. All for $38.85 I would be at this place every..damn..week if it was in Utah. Thanks for the gluttony Little Pampanga. Just get here. Nuff said.