Thelma's Restaurant

Wow! Just Wow! We wanted to try something different & found this little restaurant in a strip mall. We told the cheerful waitress we’d never had Filipino food & she took time helping us choose 2 excellent dishes & served it promptly. I had the Mixed Plate with Chicken Adobo & Pancit. The chicken was very flavorful & the noodle/veggie mixture was in a heavenly broth. My wife had Thelma’s Special with Chicken Adobo & Lechan Kawali (a yummy pork tomato dish). We are a fan of the food and the service. Our 2 dinners plus drinks cost less than every dinner we had in our entire 2 weeks in Hawaii. What a deal. Thanks for a great meal!

Ordered through a delivery service and I was not disappointed. Both the delivery and the actual food. The food was hot when I received it and the aroma was intense when I opened the container. I ordered the mixed plate with Steamed Rice, Dinuguan, Chicken Adobo, Pork Adobo with a side order of BLT Sandwich and Banana Lumpia. The food was very flavorful and was a joy to eat. I will order more in the future.

When you're there, you might like to try their desserts too! We finished off our combo plates that included the vegetable fix of Pinakbet, tasty Dinaguan, Pork gisantes. Side order of fried fish and sweet- potato- leaf salad. For dessert, banana lumpia, ube ice cream, and halohalo! Mahalo to their hardworking team 😀

2nd wk in the island still exploring around came across to this place which has 200 some yelp pts so ve gave it a try. Hubby was pissed when we are welcomed with a masungit lady but we still gave it a try. The ambience is like a carenderia in Manila. The next lady with a short hair was so nice and friendly so it kinda weigh the first impression. It got good price, good buffet food, the halo-halo has more sahog, dinuguan and thelma's special are the bomb, sisig is my 3nd fave, if it's not too oily it will be my number 1 and the turon it was good. So far it has better dinuguan, adobo fried rice,halo-halo and buffet variety then Elena's.