Amazing Grace

Pretty nice place to grab dinner. The service was nice and the wait for the food was quick. Went there for the first time and I could say its a good experience. I highly recommend this Filipino restaurant.

The restaurant used to be called Krystal’s! The food here is so, so good and they are very accommodating to my mom’s dietary restrictions (no salt on her fish and eggplant omelette). My favorite is their beef kare-kare and tapsilog. Staff is so sweet too 😊

Hidden gem in the Filipino section of Woodside. Their silogs are served all day and its complete with sautéed eggplants and ceviche all $14. Free coffee and pandesal before 11am. Host brought us up to the second floor which is available for group parties. We were singing karaoke while enjoying our brunch. What restaurant does this?

My new favorite Filipino breakfast spot in Queens. Tried the tapsilog and the cornsilog, both came with coffee and a pandesal for $16.04. They don't ask you how you want the eggs, so it comes standard Filipino-style (eggs over well) with lots of grease as is standard. The eggplant had a nice char and the tapsilog beef had only a little bit of fat. Also happy to see that they give you milk with the coffee as some places offer powdered creamer. Definitely a solid place for breakfast and would recommend!

Everyone in our company enjoyed their chosen dishes. The environment adds to your meal. Their cooking is wonderful & honestly, all dishes I've sampled have been delicious. Employees here maintain a great atmosphere for families while providing nice attention. My next visit is already anticipated.

This is only my second visit to this restaurant, and I love everything about it. Everything you would want and love about Filipino cuisine. When you enter, you'll be greeted with a delicious aroma of freshly baked breads. Customer service is nice and friendly. If you do not know what to order, my personal favorite is sizzling sisig. One famous Filipino favorite is the Adobo if you have not tried any Filipino cuisine yet. They have a huge variety of dishes to choose from. Also tried the Hot Calamansi juice, what an experience. Be warned, parking is troublesome here. I'd recommend taking the transit when going here. Overall, you should visit this place right on the Filipino side of the Roosevelt Ave area. Small but delicious. Right beside Max around the corner.

The buffet at Amazing Grace Restaurant from Monday to Thursday is always a treat. There’s a great variety of dishes, everything is fresh, and the flavors never disappoint. It’s definitely worth coming back for if you’re looking for both quality and value. I also want to commend the hospitality of the 2 male staff on the second floor. They are very attentive, welcoming, and always makes sure guests feel comfortable. Their warm service adds a personal touch that makes the dining experience even better.

What an awful place to eat. This place is a disgrace to Philippine cuisine. If I have a foreigner to bring and taste our cuisine, I will not bring them here. Service is okay but the food is terrible. We ordered Lomi and it comes out with poorly cooked noodles like it’s never cooked properly (please see photos) and the fish is full of skeleton bones that I ended up not eating much because I was afraid it would hurt my throat. Bad decision to go this place.

Ordered Cornsilog and tinapasilog. Both were great and met our expectation. Also must buy: - Pandesal - Leche Flan

My brother and I got the Goto, not only its just warm (not hot), serving is too small for its price almost $11 and tasteless we need to ask for vinegar and fish sauce for it to taste like Goto. The service is okay, on the slow side but okay and the staff are approachable. The ambiance of the place is nice and welcoming. Just improvement in food quality and taste it have a potential to get a 3 stars

I've found a true gem for Filipino food! Their lumpia with sweet chili and mang tomas sauces is fantastic. The Dasilog, with perfectly cooked fish, and the grilled pork belly with garlic rice are both must-tries. Don't forget to grab a refreshing sagot gulaman to complete your meal. Highly recommend!

I had their breakfast meal combo of longganisa and eggs with fried rice. Was surprised and happy that they serve pandesal with that too. I liked my food, service. But not so much with ambience. They put too much chairs and tables that they cover glass and cant see the bread, cakes etc because people were sitting. Haven't returned yet.

I remember when this location was Kristal's Cafe and the tapsilog was a great regular order. Tonight I went and the food was fair. The beef was tough and too sweet but the eggplant was a nice touch. The achar was a bit too pickled and again the chicken bbq was a bit too sweet. On a $35 bill the waitress RI told us we were required to pay a 18% tip. She didn't check up us and did minimal work. If the owners of this place allows their wait staff to do that, it's clear they aren't getting paid enough hourly. I won't be coming here again.

WARNING: This is not a restaurant! It's a comedy show because everything here is a joke. The servers are not attentive and all they do is just sit down, sing, dance, and fool around. The cashier/waitress told us to not come back for tipping low for their bad service. After that strange encounter, I won't bother returning. Uhaw sa tip eh hindi niyo naman ginagawa ng mabuti trabaho niyo! And for your information, TIPPING IS LEGALLY NOT MANDATORY, it is voluntarily given. ;)

I can now understand why this restaurant has such poor reviews. The service couldn't be worse. We sat and waited after being told to just go sit. Ten minutes to get an order taken and at least an hour & a half to receive one small order. More than adequate staff yet no attention to customers. The food was good but the service experience dropped this restaurant from what could've been a four to a 2. The rice serving was also far too small. Very stingy. Service was truly just too terrible. New staff is truly needed, except the chefs they can stay. The 25% tip is also slightly insane considering the service is not even OKAY. (Yes there's a forced tip)

Amazing, NOT!! We went to this restaurant to settle because our regular Filipino restaurants nearby, Renee's and Ihawan closed early that night. Big mistake. Service wasn't great, waitstaff weren't friendly and unattentive like they just don't care, maybe they were too young and it's a millennial thing. They aren't knowledgeable of the ingredients in their menu, when asked if the BBQ's are marinated with peanut butter, we got different answers, finally confirmed it was, and guess what? My kids are allergic to peanut butter! Thankfully we caught it on time but we had to leave the kids in the middle of our meal to buy benadryl in a nearby bodega. We also had to ask for water, twice! Food was eeh! The Arroz Caldo wasn't cooked up to par, t wasn't smooth and there were clumps of rice stuck together like the cook have low standards or wasn't taught properly. The Tokwa't Baboy didn't have that authentic Filipino ingredients like pork ears. The BBQ taste ok but nothing like Ihawan's or Renee 's. The only dish that my kids really ate was the Lumping Shanghai, they would've ate the BBQ also if it weren't for them catching an allergic reaction. Much to our dismay, they tagged our bill with a 25% gratuity charge without informing us (see pic). Unsuspecting customers most likely double tips. Thankfully we always check our receipts, but 25% is absurd. They don't even deserve 15% for the bad service. They also charge 4% extra if you use a debit/credit card, so in total we were charged 29%. We would not be coming back here to dine. Maybe just buy their cakes and pastries to go.

This restaurant occupies the former space of Krystal's Cafe. I came here with a friend for breakfast and we were definitely satisfied with our meal. We ordered a plate of the tocilog and tapsilog. The meats of both dishes were seasoned very well. Even the accompanying sides of roasted eggplant and rice seemed fresh. They even gave us some free pan de sal. We also ordered the sizzling sisig since we were extra hungry. I have had sisig once before at another place which was very disappointing. The meat was hard and not that juicy. The sisig at Amazing Grace was the complete opposite. The meat was tender and very tasty. I will certainly return some time to sample some more of their entrees.

kare kare- very salty. tried twice. service - unattentive new management perhaps? it does not taste the same as before. not coming back $23++ not worth it

What's up with the "B" rating? Does not sound Amazing at all. Have the Grace to pull it up to A please.

Great Filipino food, tasted like I was back in my parents house. I took one star down just because they added the gratuity tab in top of our receipt (the full 20%) makes sense but it's a bit too high. We ordered 2 dishes with 2 gulaman drinks and total came up to $80. Not my cup of tea. My dad was surprised and as much as we love our Filipino food, I won't be back.

My brother and I were in the neighbor hood and decided to get some food. We both ordered the Topsilog to go. For whatever reason that night the service felt extra slow. There were 3 parties sitting and we watch at least 2 of them finish and leave. The entire time the staff would see that we were getting restless and apologized for the weight. By the second apology I had asked if they had just started cooking it. She was attentive and came back and said no and it would be done soon. 10 minutes later when we almost walked out the food was done. We ate it at a park couple blocks down. I thought the Topsilog was good, my brother thought it was ok. This restaurant use to be Krystal's and still has the same ambiance just not the same service.

"Amazing Disgrace" Walked in with a party of three. I, myself, was eager to break a 17 hour fast. We weren't really greeted, so we picked our own table. We waited a few minutes (while chatting) before FINALLY getting the menus (already annoyed). We ordered the tapsilog, a chicken dish, and lechon kawali. I didn't notice anything pertaining to cleanliness, but I didn't go around. Fake plants by the window in front of us. Wait time for our food was okay... but waaait... we weren't given utensils. Looked around and had to ask the aloof waitress. Getting pissed off at this point. I never had tapsilog before. It was good. Tender and drenched in a shiny and sweet sauce. Exactly as advertised on the menu. And you can't go wrong with lechon kawali dunked in Mang Tomas. The chicken though was a bit overcooked and I detected something a little off underneath the decent sauce on the outside. My hunch: the chicken was probably boiled in water that was minutely contaminated with something like soap (my old man does this at home). But the food was pretty good. Satisfying. Hit the spot. We even noted at the table that it felt like the chef / cook cared about what was sent out from the kitchen. Good enough for me to give this place a solid 3 stars. Then... some dude randomly checked up on us with intrusive and over-the-top enthusiasm. Customer satisfaction was his duty because we were "paying customers". Where did this come from all of a sudden? Obvious attempt to kiss our arses after grading an "F" in customer service at this point. "F" as in as fake as the plants in front of us. What sealed the deal in giving this place 2 stars was that undeserving 20% gratuity already added to the bill. Well, it's no wonder their front of house sucked... THEY GET REWARDED BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE TO WORK FOR IT! What ever happened to merit?!

BEWARE! We went to this place for the first time and will NEVER come back. Too many unpleasant things went down... 1. We informed our wait staff that we have a peanut allergy for our child, as we always inform the wait staff before ordering food. We ordered the Pork BBQ and asked if it's cooked with any kind of peanut sauce/oil/ingredient. Waiter said NO. As soon as my son took his first bite, he immediately noticed his tongue swelling and his throat was itchy. We immediately told him to stop eating because right then and there, we knew it had traces of peanut in it. Peanut allergy is life threatening, and this should be cause of concern to everyone who works there and should be trained and educated about food allergies. 2. Prices are not on par with the food serving and quality. The portions are so little considering the prices are higher than most Filipino restaurants in the area. There were probably like 8 pieces of lechon kawali for $17.65. Sinigang na baka was $20.75 for a small bowl and meat was so hard. It wasn't cooked well. Not worth it. 3. Lastly, what they did with our bill is unethical in any food industry. They didn't let us know they were automatically charging 25% gratuity on top of our bill. The right thing to do is inform your guests. We tip great and have no problem with it (even though service is not good). But please inform your customers about it. Stop being shady! This causes double-tipping and is NOT right. Do the ethical way! Overall, not worth coming back! Save your money and go somewhere else!

Food was okay, what we really did not expect is that they imposed a 20% tip right off the back on your check. Service was not even good. I understand that everyone needs a little more help financially, but we all are struggling these days. Let the customer tip however they feel about the service they've got. Oh my by the we were only a party of 2! And there's a 4% credit card charge!

This amazing restaurant is open during the pandemic and has many staff ready to serve you. The food here has decently sized portions. We ordered the bbq pork belly for appetizer, which was perfectly seasoned (not too salty). We also ordered one of my all time favorites oxtail kare kare and the peanut sauce really satisfied my cravings. It comes with the salty shrimp paste and rice. I don't like rice but I'll have it with this sauce. It came with 6 pieces of oxtail, which is a lot compared to many other restaurants. The pancit is stir fry rice noodles with chicken and served with a lime. It goes good as a side with the two proteins. Overall, the food was good and we would order from them again. All food is made upon ordering so the food is fresh.

I was very disappointed with the food and for two people they automatically charged 20% gratuity on the receipt. Definitely not going back, not worth the money. The Kare kare was bland, the sisig is okay compare to other Filipino restaurant, bbq is blah, the sago gulaman the ice was big they don't even crushed it.

I was a bit hesitant to come here because this spot used to be another Filipino restaurant. I wasn't a fan of their food. The name then changed to my surprise which I noticed after passing by a couple of times. Finally took the leap of faith to try Amazing Grace and I wasn't disappointed. My faith restored! This spot is legit! The food is tasty, the service fast, and my belly is happy. The daing/fish is crunchy and soaked in flavor, the arroz caldo/soup warms my cold heart, the pandesal/bread fills me up in all the right places. Everything I tried was very flavorful. I came out full from grace.

Terrible service and overpriced! And not true to their menu prices, double check your bill if you do go lol

Terrible service all around. This used to be my favorite Filipino restaurant when it was called Krystal's. I've been coming here since 2000 and have celebrated many life events in this place. We placed a pick up order last week for a couple of trays of food for a birthday celebration. The next day, we came to pick up to find out the restaurant was closed. Insane that they took all our order but didn't bother to us about their schedule. Today I came to get more food only for them not to say hi to me for a couple of minutes. When I was paying they told me they don't accept Amex cards right after the receipt came out. I waited for nearly an hour for my food when I asked where it was. Everyone was dumbfounded or didn't realize that I was still in the store. They asked what I ordered and all of them panicked when I asked if they even started cooking my food that I ordered. It turned out the food was in front of them getting cold the past hour and not being taken care of because they were so busy being on their phones. I hope the owner sees this and get a whole new staff members. Their actions speaks to how much they care about their jobs. For now, I'd rather take my money to the other Filipino restaurants in the same block. This is by far the worst of all of them. I highly recommend to go somewhere else if you want to get good service.

The last time I was here with a friend, the waiter didn't speak very good English and left me sitting there for 40 minutes for a meal that wasn't going to come. My friend's meal was cold. We ate most of it and left in disgust. I'll come back if they give me a few free meals but lol at that happening. We went to a Himalayan place afterwards and, in news surprising no one, the service was great. Also, they weren't taking temperatures or taking down contact information. We reported them to the city and I hope they got their clock cleaned. Go to Renee's; it's cheaper, better, and they don't have incompetent oaf waiters ruining your dinner.

My family and I used to come to this place back when it was called "Krystal's Cafe". Now, it's called Amazing Grace. First off, there were only two other tables that were sat down and already eating when my family and I walked in. So it wasn't busy. Our table didn't have utensils set up like the other tables (I get it...they maybe were about to set it up but yeah). The waitress (older lady with glasses and short hair) was taking our order and we asked for drinks - "we would like pineapple juice and calamansi juice". She stated that they may not have pineapple juice so if she could get us something else. We said "mango juice is fine". And I ordered a pancit palabok and asked if we could get extra lemon slices with it. The lady said that it already comes with lemon. But that wasn't what I asked for but okay. They first brought our drinks out. They brought over pineapple juice and mango juice - when I asked for calamansi juice. Then, we flagged the waitress down and said what was the mistake. She came back again but this time giving me another mango juice. I had to explain that we ordered calamansi juice and pineapple juice initially. And that she stated that they may not have pineapple juice so she would give mango. But what she was missing was my calamansi juice. So she basically wasted two drinks with that mistake. Then, when the food came out...we had to ask for utensils because they didn't give us. How were we supposed to eat without utensils? Then, we also asked for the sauce that comes with the lumpia shanghai since they brought it over with no sauce. Now, I ordered the pancit palabok. I don't know if something seemed spoiled in the food but when I started eating...it was like eating what smelled like a wet rag. I had my husband taste it and he said it's not that good and to me, it tasted like something was spoiled. I already felt like I was bothering them and I didn't want my money to go to waste since the prices for their food is actually a lot pricier than the other fellow Filipino restaurants nearby that actually has better tasting food (like Renee's). Then, we asked for two cups of water. We thought that the water cups weren't clean because it seemed like there were things in the water but they said it was lemon water. Okay. Anyways, not a good experience overall. I don't know if it's the staff or the cooks or whatever. The food was sub-par. Lacked any love into it. The garlic rice with the breakfast platters seemed like old rice. Not pleasant to eat. The corned beef for the breakfast platters was also not good. It seemed like it was sitting there for a while and just plated. For the price of their breakfast platters with the other Filipino restaurant a few stores down, it was definitely not worth it. The other Filipino restaurants included a drink and also two eggs versus one. Honestly, the gratuity they state that is included for 4 people or more...isn't worth it. Especially when the food and the service wasn't great. They may be having an off day but definitely not wanting to come back here especially if there are other better Filipino restaurants within the same block that has food that tastes better. The only reason I would order is to go with the desserts. At least that's good.

Nothing special with the food, Average at best, The kicker was the automatic 20% tip charged for just 3 people. They should let you know beforehand if you're willing to pay that exorbitant amount for a just adequate service.

Disappointing. I really wanted to like this place. All day breakfast? Awesome. Unfortunately, I agree with the other reviews. The servers are rude and inattentive. The 20% gratuity automatically added to the bill was an added insult. I overheard one of the waiters explaining to another customer that it's because a lot of the customers were foreigners and they are unfamiliar with the American tradition of tipping. Ummmm, I think you are giving yourselves way to much credit and your customers not enough. Could it be that your customers aren't tipping because you guys are BAD at your job?? I mean if you don't want to be a server, move on. So sad.

The food was so delicious!! Highly recommend this spot. There is a bit of a wait for the spot, but it is completely worth it! Get the pork adobo

Absolutely disgusting...... Terrible service too boot and they force people to tip 20% built in to the check. I ordered BBQ chicken and it tasted more like BBQ rat! My wife got some weird beef soup and she has been sick for the past two days. This place should be shut down for good.

I was craving some palabok and walked by this restaurant so I stopped in. I don't eat pork and they accommodated my request, which is great! At other restaurants sometimes I'll find the pork in my dish regardless. It was your basic palabok, nothing else to really say there. I also got the Tuna Belly special which was phenomenal!! I lived in the Philippines for a summer so I'm very familiar with Filipino food. I grabbed some fresh & hot pandesal in regular and Ube types to go. The breads here are SO GOOD!! They had a nice outdoor patio setup if you want to eat there as well.

They automatically add a 25% gratuity even if you are a party of 2. I typically do not read the receipt (I know my fault) and just tip at least 20% automatically. So when I was there, I double tipped for mediocre food and service. Will I come back? Of course!

The best Filipino restaurant in the City. Food is great! Service is exceptional. People are friendly. Dessert is superb! Cakes and pastries. Shoutout to the baker - Ms Ira!!! Restroom is clean and neat. Truly an amazing grace. Highly recommendable!!!!

Number one issue , the staffs are not friendly . None of the staffs said hello to us. But when paying, the cashier who did not utter any word when we came in said Welcome and comeback, we are leaving and he finally said welcome? Maybe trying to be friendly for a higher tip Number two , the halo halo sucks. The ingredients are obviously from canned fruits. The best thing about the halo halo was the UBE ice cream and the ICE (which is good for summertime) I had way better HALO HALO The Marruya was horrible. Basically all four , the banana is not ripe. It's so hard to bite I will not come to this place

My friend liked this place, I only got the ube roll which I thought was okay but I've had better. Counter girl was nice and it wasn't crowded when I went during the weekdays.

This place was indifferent and super rude. First, it took forever (20 mins) for someone to come and take my order. No, the place was not busy. There were 2 occupied tables, the others were empty. Finally another couple sat down and when no one came to take their order, they got up and hailed someone's attention at the counter. Wow. After I finished my meal, I went to the bathroom. I came back and my table was cleared out! Double WOW. Was this a racist thing?? an appearance thing?? I don't know. Did they think I skipped out on the bill?? Triple WOW!! SUPER RUDE and insulting. Also, they don't take AmEx which is sketchy because AmEx is great. They protect against ID thefts which is helpful in cases like these. Do not come here if you won't want to be ignored and discriminated against.

I've never gone through the trouble of posting a bad review, but this restaurant struck a nerve. The service was absolutely terrible and disorganized. We had to physically get up multiple times to ask the servers for basic items such as the menu and utensils. After our order was taken the water never arrived causing us to have to, again, physically get up to ask for our water. When the food arrived it was subpar at best. Part of our order never arrived and we chose to cancel it since it wasn't being prepared in the first place. We were automatically charged 20% gratuity which was extremely generous given the negative experience we had.

I've been going to this establishment for over a decade, when it used to be Krystal's. I love coming here for the breakfast food (the -silogs), but as time goes by, the prices are going up, they're now ~$12. The restaurant is losing it's small family business feel to it, they've updated their menus, and now play slideshows of the menu on the tv instead of the Filipino teleseryes. The service that you receive depends on what day or the week you go. During the week they're very attentive and kind, but sometimes during the weekend we'll be waiting for 10+ minutes for someone to get to our table. They also now have an automatic 25% gratuity for tables w 4+ people (don't quote me on that but I'm pretty sure it's 4). I'll still keep coming based on familiarity and convenience, but the restaurant is definitely changing a lot, even from when it began as Amazing Grace. I brought a friend here to introduce her to Filipino food and she loved it, so I'd definitely bring people here if they want to get some of the basics.

This used to be Krystal's place but now with a new owner and management. New paints on the wall and light fixture gave this place a clean ambiance. Amazing Grace with their new set of menu is living up to their name. My friends and I ordered a bunch of dishes and really enjoyed the food. The owner, Raul (?), asked us to try some dishes - for free - since he wants to know if it would pass our taste palate. Lumpiang shanghai (spring roll) - its soo good. Cooked to the right crunchiness. Not burnt. The taste is home made and not commercial. Kare-kare (oxtail stew) - was telling my friends, "sauce palang ulam na." You don't have to use bagoong alamang. They gave generous portion of meat, oxtail and tripe. Calamare - the squid is soft not chewy and the batter has its own flavor. No need to deep in chili sauce Grilled pork belly - if you're into samgyeopsal then you should definitely get this. The owner said you can even ask it to be well done if you like the sweetness of burnt fat. Pork sisig and Lechon kawali - it definitely hit the spot. Daing na bangus (boneless) - I'm not into fish so I do seldom eat and order it specially if it's bangus (milkfish) coz it has a lot of bones. But this dish was cooked to perfection that you can eat everything. Very crispy. So for some who doesnt eat fish, i would order it. Mocha cake - ha... forgot to take a photo of it. The chiffon was moist and they gave a give slice good for 3 people Ube pandesal - its so soft and you can definitely taste the ube. I was suprised that butter is already inside the bread! If you are craving for filipino cuisine/dish, you should definitely try Amazing Grace... Definitely come back to try other dishes

If u order Tocilog, be prepared to be served an all fats tocino. This is 2/3 of what I cannot eat- all fats. I paid full amount for 1/3 portion that i ate. When I adressed my concern to the woman from the counter, she looked at my plate , and just left without saying anything. See attached photo of leftover.

Amazing good old fashion Philippine food. Every dish has a great flavor of its own! I don't mind driving down from long Island.

if you are looking for good food and great service, you are in the wrong place.. servers/ waiters are unattentive, better off going to the cashier when you want something.. food has gotten worse. Orders were not complete, you have to ask for the bread that is included... nothing amazing about this place at all... and this place has the audacity to impose a 20% gratituity and even asks for tip after

We ordered for hot calamansi juice, it was served on glass. How could you expect it to be hot?? Should be served in mug.. we ordered for breakfast w/c usually comes with pandesal, but pandesal came together with all of our food after waiting for 15-20 mins. It could have been served ahead with water while waiting for the main order just like how they did it before. I ordered for a well done sunny-side-up egg and look how they did in the photo attached. Our order came after than two tables who came later than us. Ordered pancit lomi because of the vegetables that should come with it but I didn't see any. Servers and cook need to be properly oriented. And you should not impose an automatic 20% tip to your customer's bill especially if you can't give quality service.

We waited for an hour the service was super slow. Everything tasted bland esp the Lumpiang sariwa. My palabok was served with bacon :( Not worth your money.

Ordered the chicken bbq skewers, they tasted strange and I immediately felt sick and the next day I was experiencing food poisoning, they either undercooked it or used really old chicken Edit - Norovirus, found in fecal matter so think twice before ordering and about how sanitary things are here

Amazing baked good and food! We got the pork breakfast platter(which came with garlic rice, eggs, and eggplant), shanghai lumpia(insanely big portions that we couldn't finish), and one pork skewer(huge, incredibly tender and juicy despite its size, and has the sweet tangy fililino flavor that we love). They had great service too and were very accommodating when I asked about the different types of bread. I got the banana bread which was really delicious although not the freshest. Overall, a great dining experience!

I went with a friend to this restaurant yesterday. The food we ordered was tasty however, what I didn't like was that I was charged extra for the food then what is on the menu on their website. An additional charge was on my receipt for a drink I had not ordered but when I talked to one of the waiters, he was polite and gave me a can of juice. And I got charged automatically 20% gratuity which was $10.12! What is wrong with those people, they are a rip-off! When the waiter brought me the bill and I started going through it, he distracted me by asking me how I heard about the place so I stopped reading and didn't think anything of it. After they charged everything he pretended to forget my credit card and when I got it back, it was without the receipt. Meanwhile the cashier had crumpled up the receipt and thrown it out, so when I asked for it, and got it in that state, I found it strange. They work in tandem to rip you off, and when you call the number that's on the receipt, your call doesn't get answered, and goes to voice mail that wasn't set up! I'm never going back!

Great food, service and entertainment! Loved the kaldereta baka and enjoyed the outdoor dining area.

Mold in food and I tried to contact them and they never got back to me. Ridiculous how I've tried to call and contact them and they don't answer back.

There's plenty of better options in the area for filipino food. The food here is mediocre at best. Palabok js watered down and bland. The kare Kare is a joke and the consistency is slimy. The pork bbq was the best part but they forgot the rice and I only realized this when I already arrived home. Go somewhere else for filipino food!

I was a delivery to pick up food at this restaurant 2 times, had to wait a long time, both last time I waited 20 minutes and got an answer that My order has not yet been made, there are 4 other staff members except me and they ignore me. They shouldn't even get 1 star.

Their traditional Ube [Purple Yam] and Mocha cakes are so delish! Authentic Filipino style cakes. Highly recommended!

Amazing Grace definitely lives up to its name: you'll sing up to the heavens after tasting its delicious food. Don't let it's old school diner decor fool you; just because it's not decorated for Instagram, it's definitely worth the trip! The food is honest and delicious, great value for the buck. The all day breakfast special is especially mouthwatering and satisfying. And make sure to save room for dessert! There are so many cakes and pastries to choose from at the counter. The flan is especially delicious. A new neighborhood favorite!