Resto Kubo Kitchen

Located behind pizza guys , has a small shared free parking lot. The restaurant itself is a bit small , but it's customers is a good steady flow . The service is great here, it feels like you are being welcomed to eat at your relatives home . Like they are happy to serve their best dishes . The food and presentation was a plus , you can clearly tell that they take pride in their food that they serve . Compared to other establishments , you will notice many are prepared pretty sloppy . At this place I love how they pay attention to detail. Can't wait to try more items .

Okay/not bad sisig. For $8 it came with free soup, which was flavorful but oily and fatty, but it's filipino food so that's kind of expected right? Haha. I just expected more flavor for the sisig, I had to ask for lemon on the side which I thought should have came with it. TIP: Cash only, but since it was my first time he let it slide. That was nice of him

I tried some takeout from here: lumpia, beef salpicao, pork sisig, pancit miki bihon, java rice and garlic rice. Everything was great! Flavorful and not heavy, like a lot of Filipino food I've had. The pork sisig is usually crispier when it comes out on the sizzling plate, but this was still good for not being on that. The beef salpicao reminded me of bo luc lac... but with just beef and sauce. It tastes great with java or garlic rice. The garlic in the latter is good because it's incorporated thoroughly into the rice versus just fried and sprinkled on top.