Best places: Filipino restaurants in California

Straightforward outpost dishing up classic Filipino dishes & halo-halo desserts.

Filipino street eats served cafeteria-style in basic, colorful digs with a counter & sidewalk seats.

The brick-and-mortar outpost of this food truck mainstay serves Filipino fusion bites & local beers.

Historic family-run bar & grill with TV sports, plus a menu of American & Filipino dishes.

Relaxed restaurant/wine bar in Chinatown’s Far East Plaza with Filipino rotisserie & natural wine.

Filipino standards, including BBQ & lumpia, served cafeteria-style in an unassuming setting.

👍👍 Aside from being one of the neatest spots I've been to in a long time, they had great food with a variety of amazing options & drinks, the atmosphere was unique & wonderful. They had ping pong & corn hole. Open air seating on two levels. You can bring your dogs... & kids. There's an arcade. A ton of...

Less-crowded Burma Superstar spin-off serving Pan-Asian fare (including Burmese) in cheery setting.

Pit stop for Filipino-inspired BBQ paired with craft beers in a simple, red-walled setting.

Comfy nook offering egg dishes, pastries & sandwiches, as well as coffee drinks, teas & desserts.

Quick-serve outpost for Filipino comfort foods & fusion options such as wings, sliders & tacos.

Classic, down-home eats such as BBQ chicken & pork leg served in a no-frills, strip-mall location.

👍 Broasted Chicken is one of 2 filipino eateries located in Oxnard. They have been in business for 35 years and the same family still runs and operates it to this day. They're locally known for their chicken and lumpia. They were friendly and accommodating when I visited. I purchased my food at lunch...

👍 A tiny place serving great food. The service can be slow at times, but the food is worth the wait. Also, the staff are super friendly. A must order is the Taro Smoothie!

Basic, buffet-style restaurant serving generous portions of Filipino standards.

👍👍 I absolutely recommend a visit here. I was visiting from out of state, and was looking for a place to eat dinner. I'm probably going to get most of the dish names wring, but I tried lumpia, pancit canton pork adobo, pineapple pork ribs, chicken curry dish, a clue of sausage like chorizo, and a rice...

👍👍 One of my go-to’s for quick and delicious Filipino food. Of course, their tselog plates are the standouts, but I also really love their arroz Caldo. It’s a warm rice-based chicken soup with plenty of ginger. It’s the perfect dish for a foggy day (almost always in Daly City 😅).

Filipino & Asian specialties served in a family-friendly setting with occasional live music.