Cheap, filling Filipino comfort food · Cleaner dining room than some competitors
“you spend only like what, $6 or $7 and get selections of dishes plus a huge fatty portion of rice!”
Filipino
Roger liked this National City Filipino spot for its cheap, filling combo plates -- about $6-7 for a selection of dishes plus a big portion of rice -- and called the food less greasy and fresher-tasting than some competitors in the area, including nearby Tita's Kitchen.
Roger liked this National City Filipino spot for its cheap, filling combo plates -- about $6-7 for a selection of dishes plus a big portion of rice -- and called the food less greasy and fresher-tasting than some competitors in the area, including nearby Tita's Kitchen.
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“you spend only like what, $6 or $7 and get selections of dishes plus a huge fatty portion of rice!”
Roger tried this National City Filipino spot on a friend's recommendation, finding the combo plates cheap and filling at about $6-7 with a generous portion of rice; he called it less greasy and fresher-tasting than some competitors, preferring it to nearby Tita's Kitchen despite that spot's bigger menu.
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Browse the Filipino page, or continue to another place with a matching cuisine.
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