Jeepney Filipino - Wynwood

Have known about Jeepney for years and unfortunately their dishes just don’t taste Filipino - got the adobo and tapa and both tasted like generic rice bowls.

We are visiting Miami, craving for Filipino food. Jeepney Filipino was the best option we had by location. We ordered Sisig & Pancit as the staff recommended them as “bestsellers“. It turn out the flavor doesn’t represent Filipino taste. (Not at all) The menu was lacking. I guess the owner should train someone that actually knows how cook/prepare Filipino food because it has nothing to do with the taste. (If this was a fusion, atleast leave note) The sisig tasted sweet with too much mayo (it wasn’t supposed to be sweet, as if they added Mang Tomas) It was a shame :( The pancit, it was too salty, greasy. I ordered pork as a topping, It was too fatty that i cannot even finish it. We also ordered the Uber brownie, it was good & the portion is reasonable, you can barely taste/smell the Ube flavor but it was good.

I love Filipino food and want to support your business. However, I have noticed that the food is not very authentic. I've ordered multiple times and really wanted to give it a chance, but it tends to be too salty. I encourage you to reconsider your preparation methods. I would love to support you again if the quality of the food improves.

False Labeling I was advised today that the Vegan Coconut, Squash, Sweet Potato Curry is NOT VEGAN. It contains fish sauce. I'm not even vegan, but I do not eat fish sauce. Crazy messed up for a city like Miami. Wynwood no less! I wouldn't suggest anyone trust this place.

While the food was not that bad, it is also not authentic. The sisig was not spicy enough and they lathered mayonnaise on top of the egg. The BBQ was not dried out and the pansit had very few chicken pieces.

I ordered food here for the first time through UberEats, and never received my order. I was supposed to pick it up, but upon trying to enter the establishment it was closed. Tried to go thru the side where the bar and club was, and the bartender told me there was no order and the restaurant had been closed for a while. I placed my order at 11:30 PM. The restaurant online says it closes at 12 AM. I arrived at 11:40 PM, and they were closed. UberEats never refunded my order, called the establishment multiple times, no answer. It’s a shame because I reward really excited to try the food, but operational hours need to be updated and a better system needs to be developed. I wasted my money and time. Terrible experience.

It gave me and my friends all food poisoning, and the flavor was extremely lackluster as well as overpriced. I rarely leave bad reviews but I was sorely disappointed.

The food was delicious, it was in a cute area with other restaurants but this one had amazing food. We got the chicken skewers and the chicken was very tender❤️

[Food] - Sisig Pork ($19): I would rate this dish closer to a 3.5 just because I felt like some parts were overcooked while some parts were perfectly crunchy. A bit oily but the lemon helps cut the heaviness of the dish. - Garlic Rice ($5): A bit bland if you eat it by itself but paired with sisig pork was delicious. Helps cut the greasiness of the food. [Service] - Friendly, fast, helpful [Ambiance] - It's in a food hall/bar kind of setting where the food hall is inside and the bar area is just outside along with a DJ. - Fun atmosphere with a handful of Asian cuisine selections to choose from. Even boba! [Overall] - Playful area to go to if you're in the neighborhood to bar hop or wanting to try a variety of food

We came to 1800Lucky to go to a party and wanted to grab a bite to eat beforehand. Most of the places were closed so we ended up going with Jeepney. I attempted to order one of the chicken bowls but was told that they weren't making bowls anymore since they were about to close. My friend ordered the vegan coconut squash curry which looked nothing like the picture and came on a paper plate. The rice to curry ratio was so off - I ended up giving her some of my rice so she had enough. I ordered the chicken skewers w rice which was fine but not worth the $15 price tag. I'm taking off a few stars because the person taking our order was a bit rude and the food was decent but not great. I wouldn't come again.

The food was decent, not amazing but still tasty. The pancit didn't have that authentic Filipino flavor. The sisig was warm, not the usual sizzling sisig. The lumpia looked like it had been reheated. But the pork BBQ was the star of the show, it tasted just like it should. The place is in a food court where you order and your food is brought to you on cafeteria plates. It was pretty quiet when I was there with a modern vibe. The prices were a bit high for what you got. And the drinks were overpriced and not even cold. They did not offer Halo Halo at the time I was there which is a shame. I am sorry Jeepney but you could represent better for the culture.

Satisfying but not very impressive Filipino food. It's located in the 1-800-Lucky Asian food court in Wynwood and offers a menu of many Filipino staples, and while everything was nicely presented, the flavors just didn't quite hit right. We got the adobo chicken bowl, pancit, and a crispy chicken tender sandwich. The adobo chicken came with garlic rice, shredded pickled veggies, and some greens, and while it had a nice grill flavor it was more vinegary than savory and didnt have that nice stewed adobo flavor you'd expect. At least the lumpia it came with was pretty nice, a bit crispy with a meaty filling. The pancit tasted like sesame noodles and had a nice portion of unfortunately kind of dry chicken. The best thing, which wasn't really a Filipino dish, was actually the chicken sandwich which came with a few large chicken tenders, pickled veggies, their seasoned mayo/aioli, and a fluffy bun. At this price point it was pretty comparable to the other restaurants in 1-800-Lucky and about on par for the area, and I guess it will do in a pinch, but you can find cheaper more satisfying Filipino food if you're willing to drive out just a bit.

The halo halo is amazing. So refreshing so good. I love the cornflakes and coconut jellies they added to it. The staff is also quick and nice.

Came for lunch with a few friends and we decided to split two plates. You order at the front, they provide a buzzer, and food is ready in about 10-15 min! Portions are a little small but presentation and flavors was amazing. I loved the tapa sisig, ube pan de sal with cheese and the tostones! We also got the adobo egg rolls. Not my favorite, but interesting to try. The food it pretty pricey, but I think it's worth trying to get your Filipino Food fix.

I am disappointed with Jeepney. I was looking forward to the Pork BBQ and Lumpia Shanghai. Both was just meh! The Filipino Spaghetti is not Filipino at all. It was more Italian I would say. I have been an avid customer of Jeepney NY since its inception. Something is amiss with Jeepney Miami. It's no longer a Nicole recipe that I know of! Location is also a bit isolated hence it may not draw the crowd as well.

I only had the Thicc-Fil-A but it was awesome. I added an egg and removed a piece of chicken because this sandwich only needs 2 pieces. I also ate it open faced because the bun to filling ratio was off even without that 3rd piece. But still, the flavor was spot on!

So nice to have a Filipino option at the Asian food hall that is 1-800-Lucky! The lumpia ($11) has the right flavor, but we all know they are usually fatter rolls, however it's nice that it comes with 6 quantity not 4 like other places? I still loved it. Bbq chicken was yum. I'll try more of the menu next time I'm in Wynwood. Very happy to see Jeepney in Miami!!!

Nice food, good cook times and clean station, service was nice and the food was a nice mid-event snack.

Been a minute since I've been to 1800lucky... so was happy to see the Filipino counter as it wasn't there on my last visit. I got the longanisa (Filipino sweet sausage) as well as the brussels sprouts .. both tasted great and it was filling.. my only critique is that I felt the Brussel sprouts had much too much sauce on them.. there was a pool of it at the bottom of the container. Aside from that everything tasted great.

The food was AMAZING! The first time I went there was a hiccup the first time, but the management team made it up to me and the food was to die for. All the flavors were great and fresh, and HOT even though I ordered it thru UberEats. Super amazing on all aspects. Would recommend and I will definitely revisit.

I ordered the mushroom sisig and it was really delicious but a tiny bit more greasy than I would have liked. My friend got the Thicc-Fil-A sandwich and said it was ok. Her meal was ready quite a bit later than mine, so she was offered a side and she chose the Pickled Atsara. The food was good, and I'd come back to 1-800-Lucky to try other restaurants if I come back to the area.

I was at 1-800-Lucky and was in need of a tasty snack. I liked the diverse menu at Jeepney and ordered the Brussels sprouts, garlic rice, and the cheese and potato lumpia. The staff was really helpful and kind with any questions I had. The Brussels sprouts were great. A generous portions and lovely flavor. The garlic rice has a nice taste but it was a bit too crispy in some parts but still really enjoyed mixing it with the Brussels sprouts. The lumpia's were not the best unfortunately. There was barely any flavor and they were quite oily. I look forward to trying other items here!

We came to 1-800-Lucky as our last stop before leaving Miami! I remember loving the food here last time I came, so I wanted to show the rest of the group how good it was! This time around I wanted to try the Filipino restaurant, and so I ordered the burger they had! This burger had a very sweet sausage patty (think a longanisa burger)! I happened to like it, not my favorite thing, but it was good enough for me to eat. Sad to say, but I think I was actually expecting alittle more from this place. The food was decent, but not amazing and life changing. I just think for the price that you pay for a burger, fries and drink that is that expensive, the taste and everything would be super rememberable. But the taste just wasn't there for me on my visit. Maybe next time I'll try something else, but sadly it was a miss on this visit.

Filipino food in 1-800-Lucky? I'm there. I have been meaning to make my way to Wynwood to give this place a try and finally got the opportunity to. This food stand is towards the back of the 1-800-Lucky food hall. I ordered the pork & chicken sisig. This came with rice and in a sizzling pan. My family also got their longanisa (Filipino sweet sausage that is usually eaten for breakfast), some BBQ skewers and Halo Halo. I'm not sure if it was great because I was hungry but I really enjoyed it. Even though I am Filipino, I'm not the hugest fan of the food when eating out because I've grown up eating it all day, every day. With that said, I would gladly pick Jeepney as a spot to eat while dining here. If you've never been to Jeepney or to this particular area to eat- you order, take your buzzer and grab a table in this mini food hall. Once your buzzer goes off, you can go back to the stand to pick up your food. If you want water, they have a station to fill your own cup for ease. There was also a few desserts available by Tita Baby's Sweet Shop at their stand. You know my motto- there's always room for dessert!

I ordered a sisig with pork, it was ok, a little one note even with the lemon squeezed on it. Pork was under seasoned and overall needed more spice. I'd try something else here the next time, as I really enjoy Filipino food, and I know sisig is done differently all over as well as modified for an American palate.

The halo halo was excellent! The right amount of ice, sweetness and ube! Definitely get it next time you're here!

Whoa! You need to check out Jeepney and get their Sisig!! It comes out spanking hot with sizzling noises similar to fajitas or a hot Korean stone bibimbap. I was surprised with it and was immediately hooked! It's a Filipino dish that is traditionally made pig head and chicken liver, but they have made a more approachable version of it with chicken and it's 100% delish!! The chicken is in a cooked in a velvety oil with lots of flavor with an egg on top. You stir the egg in and it makes it creamy. There is a vinegar-based sauce and lemon that is added to cut through the richness which is perfect. The rice is simple and aromatic which is a perfect complement. Try out the Sisig! You won't be disappointed!!

This has to be one of the best things I've ever had. I've tried Filipino food before but not like this! This has to be one of the best things I've ever had. I've tried Filipino food before but not like this! The place is like a food stall inside a food hall, 1-800 Lucky, and despite there being many delicious looking stalls, Filipino called to me. The attendant there was super nice and gave great recommendations, their Lechon was amazing! The pork, the sauce.... goodness!!! The prices are a little steep and portions are not that big but definitely a place I would go back to!

I would like to say that this Filipino pop up at 1-800-Lucky is simply delightful! It's about time some Filipino food showed up in Florida ! So I came with a couple friends for some drinks and got hungry! So As I was browsing the food hall, I smell this garlic bbq through my mask & I drooled a little. So I go to Jeepny and as the register later what she would recommend. She recommended me some bbq on the stick with garlic rice & another dish called "Sisig Tostones". Food: Sisig Tostones - $13 Bbq Skewers - $9 The Sisig tostones came with an egg yolk , some fried cut up tostones and green onion. The taste was quite flavorful ! You will definitely enjoy this if you love egg yolks with Goya seasoning . So much flavor in one bite ! The BBQ Skewers were roasted on an open fired grill and was based with really good bbq sauce. It reminded me of going to a barbecue. I think the bbq skewers came with garlic rice. It was such a good compliment to all the wonderful sweet and garlic flavors ! Overall, this place is one of my favorites so far ! I'm hoping to try everything on the menu !!! Thank you guys so much for all the wonderful flavors ! You guys are amazing ! Will be back for more !!!

Food was fire and service was quick! Would eat here again to get my Filipino food fix!

We were craving Filipino food and decided to try out this spot in Wynwood. It was the first time for us all. I could not resist toppings such as pickled atsara + kewpie aioli, so I ordered their Thicc-Fil-A Sandwich. We also decided on the Lucky Longanisa and Tostones Bang Bang which was a hit. I can not wait to try out their other specialties. Excellent service!

I came to this restaurant expecting authentic filipino bbq . Coming from a Filipino, this food was nowhere near the standard when it comes to authenticity. I do not recommend coming here if you are expecting to taste real Filipino food.

A tasty Miami take on Filipino food. It's located in the back of 1-800-Lucky. They have a small menu and it's a bit pricey, but the portions were generous. I tried the pancit guisado, described to me as like a Filipino pad Thai. I got 2 full meals out of it. It was very tasty. The ube cookie is perfect for folks that like sweets that aren't too sweet.

Restaurant when they first opened was really good. Look at the old pictures of food posted compared to the current. Look at how the old pics being posted of the BBQ and compare it to the current pics. The BBQ is extremely dry, it looks like it was pre-cooked at home and then microwaved at the restaurant. I informed the yong lady about the bbq being extremely dry. She just gave me a blank stare like I'm bothering her and said "Oh ok". Halo- Halo is basically a scoop of ice cream on top of shave ice with condensed milk. Theirs no fruit in it. What a joke. If I can give this place a negative 0 star I would. Save yourself the headache and go else. Very disappointing.

I was really looking forward to this place seeing it at 1-800 Lucky. I try to support Filipino restaurants as much as possible since they are hard to come by in Florida. I was really disappointed that more than half the items were sold out on a Sunday afternoon. I got the sisig which was different from what I'm used to but still pretty good. All the items on the menu are pretty pricey, it's about double what I would usually pay for the same items elsewhere. I also didn't like the fact that there was a lot of Latin fusion dishes offered. It's Miami, you are literally tripping over Hispanic cuisine. I get the demographic is largely Hispanic but it's Filipino cuisine, it should be catered to Filipinos in my opinion.

I've been to Jeepney in NYC, owned by Filipino chef and restauranteur Nicole Ponseca. She is an icon for our cuisine and the culture, so obviously I'm a huge fan girl. Lucky for you fellow Miamians, @jeepneynyc is located inside @1800lucky, serving you authentic Filipino staples! I love sharing my culture with others through food, and I love it even more when they become huge fans and advocates for the dishes I grew up with! I took my boyfriend and some friends visiting from Houston here over the weekend, and it did NOT disappoint! We ordered pork sisig, pork BBQ skewers, and pancit. I was really sad that they sold out of their ensaymada, but I think it just gives me a reason to return sooner rather than later. For those who are new to Filipino food; sisig is a Filipino dish that has crunch, spice, richness, tang and plenty of umami! It's served on a hot skillet to crisp the bits of pork and cook the egg that you eventually mix with everything. Squeeze some citrus on top and it's *chef's kiss* PERFECTION. Filipino BBQ is a nice mix of salty and sweet--the skewers here are marinated and sauced very well. It definitely reminds me of home. They have BBQ chicken as well, but Filipinos love their pork. Pancit can be prepared so many different ways, but they use a thin noodle here, which I prefer. The noodles come with plenty of veggies and support all the other dishes well. One of our friends went to town on this and didn't leave us much to share! Candidly, Jeepney is a much-needed addition to this food hall in need of variety, and I hope it's here to stay!

Stopped by for lunch today and did not leave disappointed. Came in about half an hour after 1-800-Lucky opened and I won't lie, Jeepney looked closed. I guess they were still in their opening up phase, but we were quickly attended by a very nice man. For some reason I didn't see the chori burger on the menu, but ordered that, alongside the sisig. The burger has an insanely incredible flavor (seriously, I can't wait to have it again) and the sisig is fried pork, topped with a sunny side up egg (that finishes cooking in the hot skillet) accompanied by white rice. It was a bit on the oily side, but still incredibly yummy. Will definitely be passing by again for another awesome meal!

fast service, really great environment before or after the clubs, food smells amazing would def recommend this place for a bite to eat. lots of options in the menu to choose from

delicious food and great service! i loved the lumpia will definitely be back soon to try the rest of the menu!

This is legit Filipino food. I've wanted to go to the original in NY but with everything I never have time, but we were in Miami and this was a must. We ordered the Chicken Sisig, BBQ Pork skewers, and crab fat fried rice. The fried rice had that strong garlic flavor and the bbq pork had a perfect marinade. Sisig was so good, we were full from all the other food we got from 1800Lucky, we finished the Sisig for dinner the following day, even better the next day! I woulda tried the halo halo but theirs looked huge and we didn't have the stomach space, but we'll be back in the future!

I have been to Jeepney Wynwood three times, and I can say the food is delicious. Pricy (the price point is a bit steep when I compare it to my parent's cooking and the street food I had in the Philippines), but you can't complain when this place represents the start of mainstream Filipino eateries in the South Florida area. If you come to Jeepney Wynwood, I would recommend the burger or sisig. Meaty and flavorful and finishing it off with an ube cookie- $4 for the cookie. $20 for the burger. Overall, if you want to spend money, come here. The food tastes good but dang, this place burns a hole in your pocket.

First, there are few Filipino places in South Florida. But, I have been to a few in Pembroke Pines, Miami, and West Palm. The menu was just right, with items that enhance each other. So happy for this addition to 1-800-Lucky. We enjoyed the service, food, cool music and air conditioned inside tables.

Visited this place for the very first time. The food was yummy- very tasty and well done - but perhaps a bit pricey and small portioned. We ordered Longanisa sausages which were good, Lechon which as delicious- crispy with a great sauce, bbq yummy but a little steep for only for 2 skewers And really yummy sinangag (garlic rice). My favorite things were the little details: her pinakurat, atchara and banana ketchup.

Food was excellent. We had the Pancit Guisado, chicken bbq (pork was sold out), garlic rice, lechon express (my favorite thus far) and bibingka horchata. I wanted to try their Laing but it was already sold out.

I tried to avoid this review but they can't seem to be consistent this time thicc fil a usually has two pieces of chicken on a different bun but this time it came overcooked & only one piece & all the tostones fries are hard as crackers whole thing uneatable & not worth the $16 plus automatic tip for togo orders.

Don't waste your money. Employee with attitude. $18 for a Halo Halo that is tasteless block of ice. We couldn't eat it. Poor quality food. Guy is wearing a glove but touching everything with it so defeats the purpose. I wish I could give them 0 stars.

Pork sisig was comforting and yummy. Decent sized portion. Nothing out of this world. A few tough chewy bits present that I wasn't loving.

a guy told me that the best from the memu was some sort of noodles and I agree to buy it.. pork was supposed to be the most tasteful.. well that gave me rice instead of noodles and pork fat Instead of any meat.. pricy and disgusting.. stay away

The Filipino community in Miami is literally very disappointed and pretty embarrassed about Jeepney. The food in here is sooo terrible and they seem to use run down cheap ingredients which leads to a less appetizing result. Whoever is running Jeepney should be ashamed of themselves cuz this place is not a representation of the delicious cuisine from the Philippines. One time i bought food in here and the rice wasn't even cooked well yet they chose to sell it to customers instead, The deserts are tastless, the Halo Halo doesnt have all of its ingredients. Every food in here is poorly cooked and prepared, it makes me really sad and so are every Filipino in the city. If you're reading this and you're not Filipino i want you to know that out food is super delicious and i myself and behalf of all the Filipino community in Miami would like to apologize for this poorly managed and poorly cooked food Jeepney offers. We love 1800 Lucky as it's a major hot spot in Wynwood but for the love of God the management, cooks,chefs of Jeepney all MUST BE REPLACED FIRED IMMEDIATELY.

I would not go here again. I got very bad food poisoning after eating the sausage this past Thursday night. It ruined my entire weekend.

Very disappointed with the food overall and pricey. My husband placed 18% tip for take out food with the total of $93 75. Just checked my checking account and Jeepney billed me $99 extra $5.25 from original receipt. That is CHEATING!!!

The food was so delicious I forgot to take a picture before I was done. Service is excellent, the food is delicious, and the portions are generous. Would really recommend visiting their pop up inside 1-800 Lucky!

We when here last time . My friend order this food some bbq and some sisig food was taste terrible. . I think cook don't how to cook those Filipino dish at all. I order deferent meal instead . My friend we support own . But food taste like that never mind.

Horrible service! Ordered the burger, when I realized it was taking a while, I went to check seems it hadn't been started; cashier said it would be ready in a couple of minutes,apologized and said they had a new cook. 20 minutes later I went again to check, cashier said that it came out but with the wrong toppings. Finally got it, burger was good, the tostones fries were awful! They tasted as if they had been fried in old dirty oil.

If I could give more than 5 starts I would!!!!! This is by far the most incredible food and service place in all of Miami! I'm not kidding. The owners not only checked to see how we were doing but thanked us personally for eating with them! The food was DELICIOUS and at a very affordable Miami food prices! We really appreciate Jeepney!!!! You will most definitely see us again soon!!!

Came here to order the Halo Halo, got a cookie that was decent. The Halo Halo ended up not only taking an hour to get, but wasn't even good. I saw 10 people that placed orders after me for actual food get their food before mine! The Halo Halo came watery from the ice melting topped with soggy rice crispys. Never coming here again due to the poor customer service, long wait time and awful dessert!

It was so bad from the service to food. What a disappointing experience, the BBQ tasted awful and the noodles was very salty. Halo-halo was the worst Halo-halo I've ever tasted, none of us left happy.