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Kusina Ni Inang

Kusina Ni Inang

104 Flock Rd, Hamilton Township, NJ, 08619, United States

Asian • Lunch • Filipino • Breakfast


"I ordered the Lechon Kiwali deep fried pork), Lumpia Shanghai Filipino spring rolls) and rice lunch combo as well as the Ginisang Sayote sautéed chayote) through Grubhub and the order was timely. The food was tepid temperature not too unusual for Filipino food, but not super hot as some people ordering might expect), but very tasty.The Ginisang Sayote was flavorful, with a very mild kick and some minced pork in it. It was soupier than some other versions of this I have had but not bad at all. Of the two items ordered this was the warmer of the two and came in an 18 oz container.The lunch combo consisted of 5 chunks of lechon kiwali and five lumpia shanghai. The lumpia came with the typical sweet and sour dipping sauce but was a little limp, barely crisp. The taste was excellent though. The lechon came with the typical liver-based dipping sauce and was very tasty as well, being crispier than the lumpia. The set came with about two cups of sticky white rice. Overall the food was delicious, but I suspect this whole meal would be better in the restaurant.I did feel that it was a bit pricey at nearly $35 for the two items $12.50 for the 18 oz container of ginisang, and $13 for the lunch combo which only had five pieces of each item). I was well satiated between the two dishes but would have been leaning heavily on the rice to feel satisfied with the lunch combo, so not the best value if you are value conscious.I was somewhat disappointed in not being able to order the turon by the piece or pair as well, the only option being by the tray."

Apong's Philly Steak

Apong's Philly Steak

71800 Ca- 111 Suite A122, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270, United States

Steak • Cheese • French • Chicken


"My family and I just left and we had a great experience here. I do want to mention that the hours on the door do not reflect actual working hours. I had no issues getting food but we arrived around 5:40 (after our movie) and I looked at the door and it said Monday Sunday operating hours. It was scheduled to close at 8pm. So my family and I went in since we were “early”. As we’re waiting for our food, they start to tell customers they are closed. I felt so bad. I honestly hate being that customer that shows up the last hour. I know better than to do this but the hours on the door said differently. I still feel bad because my family of 5 ordered their family meal deals. So a big order. Had I known they were going to be closing soon, I would have just left. They told assured us it was ok. They provided great customer service. Everyone was nice and the food prep was fast. The amazing thing about this is normally when things are made fast, there tends to be flaws. Like burnt food items or raw items. I am happy to say that everything was made to perfection. The chicken was great. The Philly cheesesteaks was good. The fries were my favorite, along with their little honey biscuits. They had great sauces to go with the tenders as well. The Mac and cheese was good but wasn’t my preferred item. I like my mac and cheese consistency to be thicker and cheesier. The mashed potatoes were great. Perfect consistency. All of our food was freshly made so it was hot. The way food should be. My son loved the food here, and was already asking to come back tomorrow. We will definitely be returning."

Johnny's Kambingan Filipino

Johnny's Kambingan Filipino

10125 Rosecrans Avenue, Bellflower, CA 90706, United States

Meat • Casual • Seafood • Filipino


"I had this place bookmarked for quite a while, but now that I have tried it, I think it was below average overall. Located in a small strip of a shopping center that barely has any parking spots and next to an auto body shop in the city of Bellflower. We entered the restaurant to find that it looked closed even though there were about 10 food trays. The lights were dim, there wasn't a menu or list of prices, and there was only 1 employee present. The drink storage areas looked as though they were turned off. There were styrofoam containers placed in a row to indicate some prices. The man charged us $6 per small container along with our rice that he charged $1.50; we had 4 small containers and 2 orders of rice which was a total of roughly $29 for lunch. I was going to purchase the chicharron placed in a bag that was placed by the cashier, but the man said it didn't taste good and needed to be replaced by the owner...in other words it was old and stale. We took our meal home to eat because the restaurant just seemed too vacant, not very inviting to sit down and enjoy a meal. The diniguan looked like shredded pork versus the diced cuts it usually is and the menudo was full of bigger cuts/chunks that looked lazily cut. The rice seemed old and overall the food looked like it was reheated from the day before. Sorry, but this would be a first and last time for me."