Philippine Famous - Queens
Philippine Famous
Description
A recent experience at a local Filipino restaurant left much to be desired, with multiple patrons lamenting the excessively salty dishes and lackluster service. Many reported receiving incorrect orders and experiencing difficulties in communication with management, leaving them frustrated. Signature dishes, like tapsilog and arroz valenciana, were criticized for their overwhelming saltiness, detracting from the culinary experience. While a few items, such as chicken stew and spring rolls, garnered praise for freshness, the overall ambiance and service fell short of expectations. With better options available in the area, this establishment may not make it onto many favorites lists.
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This restaurant was not very inviting and the ambiance in the front was not appealing. However, the chicken stew, spring rolls, and black-boo were all freshly made and delicious.
The Beef is so salty you can't eat itOmg this is sacry. The amount of salt used is acually dangerous, if you have high blood pressure do not eat from here. In this case i dont, but I will say the salt content is to the point you cant even tast anything else.
The Pancit guisado tastes like a left over meal from yesterday. The small amount of vegetables on top of the noodles are dull and soggy. It's may be the reason why it's sold as buy 1 take one.
I want to comment on the food I ordered yesterday. I command the bulalo, pancit know that it is my daughter happy because it was a gift that I give her to birthday, but unfortunately her pancite is so salty and the bulalo does not taste the bulalo we normally have. this is the first time that I am improving their dishes and my advice is 1. better to eat them, so that the customer will order again.
This place is honestly the sorriest excuse of a Filipino restaurant I’ve ever been. Do yourself a favor and take the trip to Roosevelt to get real Filipino food cause this ain’t it.
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