Nhu Lan

This Filipino cash-and-carry serves up a nice mix of stick-to-your bones favorites: extra long lumpia, pork tocino with rice and fried egg, coconut chicken adobo, soy sauced crunchy chicken wings, to name a few. Without a doubt, the food is good; just plan out your day accordingly as you’ll likely get your daily dose of sodium in one seating. Still, is it worth it? Most definitely yes.

This is simply the best Filipino restaurant I have eaten at period. Everything I have ever tried on their menu is superior good, as far as I'm concerned. For example, their Pancit (noodles) are really good, considering I've noticed that the pancit in many places can be hit or miss taste wise. Another thing is, they make this type of flavored chicken wings called G-fire Wings, which are the best ever, and I am not kidding. If you like Filipino food, this is the best place I know of to go. Addendum: I wanted to add my condolences to the family for the loss of the owner just yesterday. I shouldn't be surprised at how often this happens these days.

Everything here is delightful, authentic Filipino flavor!! My favorite is the g fire wings, lumpia and adobo . The lumpia’s are hugeeee!! The minus because my last order the wings weren’t fresh and w out toppings , bummer .Also they r friendly and family oriented , prior to Covid they hosted events involving the community.